Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region(Mongolian:ᠦᠪᠦᠷ ᠮᠤᠩᠭᠤᠯ, Öbür mongɣul) is locatedChinaAn autonomous region in the north, with a total land area of 12.3% of the country, spanning the three major regions of Northeast China, North China and Northwest China. There is a large area of virgin forest, which is one of the country's important forest bases and is known as the "green treasure house of the motherland". There are many scenic spots in Inner Mongolia, such as Hulunbuir, Ordos, Oroqen, Tengger Desert, Daxing'an Mountains, etc. Grasslands, lakes, deserts, forests, plus the characteristic yurts and flowing cattle and sheep, can be described as one step.
area
| West Inner Mongolia（Hohhot、Baotou、Bayannaoer、Ordos、Wuhai、Alxa） |
| Central Inner Mongolia（Ulan Qab、Xilin Gol、Chifeng、Tongliao） |
| Eastern Inner Mongolia（Hulunbuir、Xing'an League） |
city
- Hohhot -The capital of Inner Mongolia
- Baotou -Located near the Yellow River
- Chifeng -The most populous city in Inner Mongolia
- Dongsheng -In the Ordos grassland, it mainly produces cashmere sweaters
- Erenhot -Trans-Siberian railway border town
- Hailar -Located in the north
- Manzhouli -The north leads to Russia
- Wuhai -Located near the Yellow River
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Inner Mongolia has peculiar natural scenery and a long history and culture, as well as rich tourism resources. There are four categories of historical sites, namely, cemetery tombs, ancient city ruins, ancient temple towers, revolutionary sites, and revolutionary activity sites. The natural landscapes of Inner Mongolia include: Hulunbuir prairie, Xilin Gol prairie, and Daxinganling virgin forest.
Inner Mongolia Transportation has formed a comprehensive transportation network consisting of railways, highways, and civil aviation centered on the capital city of Hohhot. The main railway lines include the Beijing-Baotou Line, Jingtong Line, Baolan Line, Binzhou Line, and Ji 2nd Line. As the area has a small number of cities and is scattered, and the terrain is flat, it is suitable for the development of road traffic. Inner Mongolia's highway network uses national highways as the backbone, combining trunk and branch lines to connect the transportation networks of all league cities, banners and counties. In Inner Mongolia accommodation, tourist accommodation is mainly in the form of farmhouses and yurts, as well as hotels and hotels.
Inner Mongolia is the abbreviation of Inner Zak Mongolia in the Qing Dynasty. It is located in the northern border of China, and is adjacent to Mongolia and Russia in the northwest. Covering an area of 1.18 million square kilometers, it is the province with the largest span of longitude in my country. Inner Mongolia has the largest population of Mongolian and Han nationalities. In addition, there are Korean, Hui, Manchu, Daur, Ewenki, Oroqen and other ethnic groups. The district has 9 prefecture-level cities and 3 leagues under its jurisdiction; 12 county-level cities, 17 counties, 49 banners, and 3 autonomous banners are under its jurisdiction. The capital city of Hohhot. Baotou, Chifeng, Ulanhot, Ulan Qab, Wuhai, Hulunbuir, Tongliao, and Ordos are the main cities in the autonomous region. The particularity of Inner Mongolia's geographical location determines the richness and diversity of local tourism resources. Large areas of grasslands and deserts are the most attractive and unique natural scenery in Inner Mongolia. The northern grassland ranks first in the country. The Hulunbuir grassland, the Xilin Gol grassland in the central part, and the Xilamure grassland are all good places to experience the grassland scenery. The deserts of Inner Mongolia are mainly distributed in the western region. The more famous ones are the Badain Jaran Desert, the Tengger Desert, and the Xiangsha Bay of the Kubuqi Desert. The ethnic customs with Mongolia as the main body adds a simple and natural charm to the grasslands of Inner Mongolia. The main mountain ranges in Inner Mongolia are Daxinganling, Helan Mountain, Wula Mountain and Daqing Mountain. There are also famous lakes such as Hulun Lake and Beier Lake, and the Yellow River flows through the southwest of this area.
Inner Mongolia is also the hometown of Genghis Khan, the "general prince". There are many historical sites in the territory, such as Genghis Khan Mausoleum, Zhaojun Tomb, Wudangzhao, Xilituzhao and so on. "Golden cups and silver cups are filled and sprinkled, hands raised above your head; fried rice, milk tea, hand-picked meat, please eat enough." This toast song is an accurate summary of the Mongolian food culture.
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go sightseeing
- Helan Mountain
- Badain Jaran Desert
- Tomb of Genghis Khan