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    Inner Mongolia, an autonomous region of northern China, encompasses green steppe, arid desert and lengthy sections of the Great Wall of China. The Hulunbuir grasslands, a vast livestock grazing area with hundreds of rivers and popular fishing lakes, is distinguished by its mix of Russian and traditional Mongolian herder cultures. In the remote west is Badain Jaran Desert and its immense dunes.

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    1. Hohhot: Explore the capital city of Inner Mongolia, Hohhot, known for its mix of modern and traditional Mongolian culture. Visit attractions such as the Dazhao Temple, Inner Mongolia Museum, and Five-Pagoda Temple.
    2. Grasslands: Experience the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia, such as the Hulunbuir Grasslands and Xilamuren Grasslands. Stay in a yurt, ride horses, and enjoy traditional Mongolian performances and activities.
    3. Hemu Village: Visit Hemu Village, a picturesque ethnic Kazakh village located in the Altai Mountains. Admire the wooden houses, scenic landscapes, and learn about the traditional nomadic way of life.
    4. Gobi Desert: Explore the Gobi Desert, one of the largest deserts in the world. Experience camel rides, sand dune trekking, and camping under the stars in this otherworldly landscape.
    5. Hulun Lake: Discover Hulun Lake, one of the largest freshwater lakes in China, located in Hulunbuir. Enjoy boating, fishing, and birdwatching in this scenic natural area.
    6. Ordos: Visit the city of Ordos, known for its unique architecture and modern development. Explore attractions such as the Genghis Khan Mausoleum, Ordos Museum, and Kangbashi New Area.

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    1. Horseback Riding: Experience traditional Mongolian culture by going horseback riding on the grasslands. Ride horses alongside nomadic herders and explore the vast open landscapes.
    2. Attend Naadam Festival: Experience the Naadam Festival, a traditional Mongolian festival featuring competitions in horse racing, wrestling, and archery. Attend local celebrations and immerse yourself in Mongolian culture.
    3. Visit Grassland Temples: Explore Buddhist temples and monasteries located on the grasslands, such as the Five-Pagoda Temple in Hohhot. Learn about Tibetan Buddhism and admire the unique architecture.
    4. Try Mongolian Cuisine: Sample traditional Mongolian cuisine, such as roasted lamb, dairy products, and Mongolian hot pot. Visit local restaurants and try authentic dishes prepared by Mongolian chefs.
    5. Explore Resonant Sand Gorge: Visit the Resonant Sand Gorge (Xiangshawan) in Ordos, known for its singing sand dunes. Experience sandboarding, camel rides, and desert adventures in this unique natural area.
    6. Discover Inner Mongolian Culture: Learn about the history, culture, and traditions of the Mongolian ethnic group. Visit museums, cultural centers, and ethnic villages to gain insight into Mongolian customs and way of life.

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