News & Insights Across Asia
Severe sandstorms have struck China’s Inner Mongolia, leading to a yellow alert across northern regions. Residents are advised to take precautions as experts explain the meteorological reasons behind the phenomenon.
Inner Mongolia is transforming deserts into oases by integrating large-scale afforestation with renewable energy projects, advancing desertification control and promoting sustainable development.
As spring arrives in Hexigten, Inner Mongolia’s grasslands burst into life, showcasing vibrant ecosystems and cultural traditions.
Migratory birds like red-crowned cranes and gray herons return to Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, as rising temperatures and environmental improvements rejuvenate the region.
A photographer captures a rare sight of a corsac fox frolicking in the snowy fields of Ergun, Inner Mongolia, showcasing the beauty of China’s wildlife.
Fifteen Yangge dance troupes in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, competed during the Spring Festival, showcasing traditional Chinese folk dance with vibrant performances that captivated audiences.
Spectacular fireworks lit up the sky over Hulun Buir as China’s 14th National Winter Games opened, featuring over 3,000 athletes from across the country competing in various winter sports until February 27.
Inner Mongolia plans to combat desertification in 2024 by planting millions of trees and grasses, treating over 1 million hectares of sandy land to restore ecological balance.
Unearthed in 1971, the ‘First Loong of China’ is a Neolithic jade masterpiece from Inner Mongolia, offering insight into ancient Chinese culture and the enduring legacy of the loong.
Eight grand lantern arrangements illuminate Hohhot’s night sky, celebrating the Spring Festival with designs reflecting the city’s cultural and natural heritage. The lantern show runs until February 25.
Over 600 kilometers of the Yellow River in Inner Mongolia has frozen over, prompting authorities to monitor for potential ice-jam flooding. The thinner ice layer this year is due to unusual temperature fluctuations.
The annual winter Naadam festival has kicked off in Hulun Buir, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, celebrating Mongolian culture with traditional games and festivities.
Discover the enchanting winter wonderland of Arxan in China’s Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, renowned for its volcanic landscapes, hot springs, and majestic granite peaks.
Discover the enchanting winter landscapes of Arxan, Inner Mongolia’s hidden gem. From snow-clad volcanic terrains to tranquil hot springs, explore the serene beauty that makes Arxan a winter wonderland.
Explore the enchanting winter landscapes of Arxan in China’s Inner Mongolia, a hidden gem known for its volcanic terrains, hot springs, and snow-capped granite peaks.
Discover how the Ar Horqin Grassland in Inner Mongolia preserves its rich nomadic traditions, offering a glimpse into an enduring way of life amidst picturesque pastures.
Downpours from Typhoon Doksuri are easing in China’s Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, moving toward Inner Mongolia and Jilin. Authorities warn of continued risks and urge public caution amid potential geological disasters.
Dr. Wang Yongsheng’s team in Ordos, Inner Mongolia, is expanding Asia’s first carbon capture project, aiming to store one million tonnes of CO2 annually—equivalent to planting nearly 2,000 hectares of forest.