Hohhot Attractions

Gegentala Grassland is a famous scenic spot in Hohhot，140 kilometers north of the city, and a tarred road stretches to the grassland directly from the city. As a 4A scenic spot, it has received more t...Read More

The legend goes that Zhaojun Tomb is the tomb of Wang Zhaojun, who is the queen of the Huns in history. With a long history of more than 2,000 years dated back to Western Han Dynasty (206 B.C- 25 A.D), the tomb has been renovated several times since the foundation of People’s Republic of China, and it was enlisted as the Key Culture Relics under the protection of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in 1964.Read More

Xilamuren Grassland is temperate grassland in Inner Mongolia, northern China. When summer and autumn arrive, the grassland is coated with grass and flowers, some of which can survive to later October. Read More

Dazhao Temple is actually a Tibetan- Buddhist temple in Hohhot. It was built by Mongolian Tumoto clan Alatan Khan in the Ming Dynasty (1,368- A.D.-1,644 A.D.), and Emperor Kangxi had lived in the temple for several days, so it became the imperial temple in the Qing Dynasty (1,616 A.D.-1,911 A.D.). It is also called the Silver Buddha Temple because a silver statue of Buddha is enshrined in the temple, which plays an import part in the life of Inner Mongolians.Read More

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan was built in 1954 to memory the great hero of Mongolian nationality- Genghis Khan, the founder and emperor of Mongol Empire. Now the mausoleum becomes a Key Culture Relic under the State Protection and the National 4A Scenic Spot in China.Read More

The Sounding Sand Bay is actually a crescent-shaped sand slope in Inner Mongolia, with Hantai River in the front and Kubuqi Desert on the back. It features unique Mongolian folk custom, sounding sand landscape, vast Kubuqi Desert Scenery, first desert cableway and the camel flock in the bay. It is awarded “the AAAAA- Level Tourism Attraction” by National Tourism Administration in 2009.Read More

Huitengxile Grassland is a typical alpine meadow in Inner Mongolia. It is 100 kilometers long from west to east, covering an area of 600 square kilometers. The average altitude is 2,100 meters high above the sea level, with the vegetation coverage as high as 95% of the vast grassland. Read More