Top 50 Best Things to Do in Inner Mongolia

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M28***20

Red walls and golden roofs, prayer flags fluttering, every step echoes with the sounds of history; the gentle ringing of copper bells, the rising smoke of incense, the camera captures the flow of faith in light and shadow. Sunlight filters through carved window lattices, casting its glow on the mottled walls; the air is filled with the distinctive aroma of butter lamps and Tibetan incense, and the deep, resonant chanting of sutras fills the air. This is Dazhao Wuliang Temple, the oldest Tibetan Buddhist temple in Hohhot.

crazyfever

This is my second time here, this time with my three-year-old. Since we've never seen such a large beach before, we had a lot of fun. However, for adults, the other activities are all paid, so the value for money isn't quite right.

320***67

The scenery is undeniably beautiful, especially in autumn – it's absolutely stunning. However, you need to choose your route carefully. The park shuttle is convenient, and there's accommodation on the mountain. If you're not in a rush, it's best to spend two days there.

dongna119

We arrived at the volcano on the afternoon of the first day of the National Day holiday. It wasn't crowded. No need to exchange tickets for self-drive vehicles; you can enter directly at the self-drive entrance. There are manual ticket checks and exchange. Each volcano has a parking lot, but the parking order is a bit chaotic. We drove a go-kart for 80 yuan per car (negotiable). It went around the volcano. There was a fireworks show at night, but it was too cold to watch.

风中有朵云彩

Very worth going. Every year 6-8 month is the best travel time, architectural aesthetics and exotic customs, unique border scenery and rich cultural connotation combine, bring new experiences and happiness to tourists

M36***18

I went in mid-July, and the scenery was absolutely stunning. If you drive in on your own, there are touts charging me 150 yuan to get in. I'd like to ask if this is the only way to drive into the scenic area?

墨晓意

This Ming Dynasty building, rich in cultural, historical, and verve, lies across from the Jokhang Temple and bordered by Shaomai Street. It embodies a rich tapestry of history and religious heritage. Walking quietly here, one hears the stirrings of history. Emperor Kangxi himself once stayed here temporarily, and the area has witnessed different people and events throughout history. This powerful statement demonstrates that successful cultural tourism must integrate the humanities. It's truly true.

Anonymous user

The sunset is beautiful, the alpine grassland is stunning, the scenic area is very convenient to drive by, the ticket is still a bit expensive, the scenery is still better in summer. Navigate to Tianci Grassland and drive all the way up. When you see the sign of Sky Grassland, go a little higher and you can watch the sunset. Remember to bring a down jacket

藍色主題

Yulong Sand Lake's yellow sands stretch like golden waves, nestled amidst a turquoise expanse. Any photo opportunity creates a breathtaking spectacle, and it also embodies the ancient heritage of "China's First Dragon." The must-do desert buggy ride is thrilling, a 25-minute adrenaline-pumping experience. Paired with scenic views from the Bailong sightseeing bus and camel rides, the experience is a perfect balance of action and tranquility, ensuring a truly captivating experience. Highly recommended!

格桑雍措

It was amazing, so worth it! It's so much better than Laoniuwan in Shanxi. I also have to give a thumbs up to the friendly lady at the ticket office at the Big Pagoda. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I've visited so many scenic spots, but I've never seen a restroom as clean and tidy as this one. In the Laoniuwan restroom, I encountered a white-haired grandmother 👵 cleaning it. The entire bathroom was spotless, without a single odor. Are Mongolians just that obsessed with cleanliness? So respectful. Thank you! A special thank you to the scenic spot for offering free admission to police officers nationwide, and especially to a family member. Thank you! 🌹❤️ Thanks!