
Inner Mongolia offers vast grasslands, majestic deserts, and a rich cultural heritage. Highlights include the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, Wudangzhao Lamasery, dinosaur fossils in Ereenhot, horseback riding across the steppe, and sand adventures in the desert.
Summer (June–August): Perfect for the Naadam Festival, horseback shows, and endless green grasslands. Winter (Dec–Feb): Magical snow scenes, meet the Ewenki reindeer tribe, and try unique winter traditions.
Step into Mongolian warrior history at the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, discover Tibetan Buddhist art at Wudangzhao, and live like a nomad—stay in a yurt, sip salty milk tea, and enjoy smoky Mongolian barbecue.
Yes! Kids can try horseback riding, kite flying, and fun ice games in winter. Families will also love visiting dinosaur fossil museums for a cool mix of fun and learning.
Besides hotels, you can stay in traditional Mongolian yurts or grassland cabins. In winter, try the traditional heated brick bed (“kang”) for an authentic northern China lifestyle.
