Ulanqab Grasslands: Where Herds and Harmony Shape the Steppe
Discover how Ulanqab’s thriving grasslands sustain both ecosystems and communities through traditional herding practices and modern sustainability efforts.
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Xinghe Market: Inner Mongolia’s Vibrant Cultural Hub
Explore Xinghe Market in Inner Mongolia, a bustling hub where local produce and cultural traditions converge, reflecting the region’s vibrant spirit.
Morin Khuur: Echoes of the Mongolian Steppe
Discover the morin khuur, Mongolia’s iconic horse-head fiddle, and its enduring role in preserving nomadic traditions and cultural identity across the steppe.
Laoli Lake: A Serene Oasis in Inner Mongolia’s Steppes
Discover Laoli Lake in Ulanqab—where sky and steppe merge in a tranquil mirror, blending sustainable tourism with Mongolia’s nomadic heritage.
Autumn Mist Transforms Inner Mongolia’s Tengger Desert into Ethereal Landscape
Autumn rains and mist unveil a rare, poetic side of Inner Mongolia’s Tengger Desert, blending grandeur with serene beauty in China’s fourth-largest desert.
Golden Dunes Meet Mist: Inner Mongolia’s Desert Transformed by Rare Rainfall
A rare cold front brought rainfall to Inner Mongolia’s Tengger Desert, creating a stunning fusion of golden dunes and mist, captivating visitors and researchers alike.
Ulan Lake’s Autumn Splendor Captivates Visitors in Inner Mongolia
Ulan Lake in Inner Mongolia’s Tengger Desert mesmerizes visitors with vibrant autumn colors, blending desert and wetland ecosystems.
Inner Mongolia’s Cultural Festivals Boost Holiday Tourism Appeal
Inner Mongolia’s Ordos Cultural Industry Park attracts tourists with vibrant cultural activities during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, blending tradition and modern experiences.
Inner Mongolia Leads China’s Carbon Market with Innovative Green Projects
Inner Mongolia pioneers carbon sink initiatives, transforming ecological assets into economic gains through innovative projects and partnerships.
Chinese Wrestling Meets Mongolian Bökh: A Cultural Journey on the Steppe
Tianjin wrestlers explore Mongolian Bökh in Inner Mongolia, blending traditions and fostering cross-cultural ties on the grasslands.
Inner Mongolia Transforms Desert into Green Energy Hub
Inner Mongolia’s innovative solar-desert control project combats sand expansion while generating clean energy and boosting local economies, offering a model for arid regions worldwide.
Inner Mongolia Transforms Desert into Green Oasis, Boosts Local Economy
Inner Mongolia’s Kezuohou Banner transforms 2 million mu of desert into green land, boosting forest growth and local economies through sustainable practices.
Mongolian Bökh Wrestlers Shine at Inner Mongolia’s Naadam Festival
Over 500 Bökh wrestlers compete at Inner Mongolia’s Naadam Festival, showcasing Mongolia’s ancient ‘Three Manly Skills’ and cultural heritage.
Grassland Wrestler Bayinmend Chases Naadam Glory Through Perseverance
Inner Mongolia’s Bayinmend overcomes training challenges to compete in the prestigious Naadam Festival, showcasing traditional Bökh wrestling heritage.
Flash Floods in Inner Mongolia Claim 12 Lives, Rescue Operations Conclude
Rescue operations conclude after flash floods in Inner Mongolia’s wild camping area leave 12 dead. Authorities confirm completion of search efforts.
Flash Floods in Inner Mongolia Claim 8 Lives, Rescue Efforts Ongoing
Flash floods in Inner Mongolia’s Urad Rear Banner leave 8 dead, 4 missing. Rescue operations continue as authorities respond to the disaster.
Inner Mongolia’s Green Shift: A Blueprint for China’s Sustainable Growth
Discover how Inner Mongolia’s sustainable practices, inspired by President Xi’s 2005 vision, are driving China’s shift to high-quality growth and green innovation.
Naadam Festival 2024 Celebrates Inner Mongolia’s Heritage
Inner Mongolia’s 35th Naadam Festival showcases traditional sports and cultural preservation, boosting tourism and cross-regional collaboration in north China.
Felt-Making Traditions Weave Cultural Legacy Across Central Asia
Ancient felt-making techniques from Kyrgyzstan and Inner Mongolia, recognized by UNESCO, preserve nomadic heritage through vibrant symbols of nature and spirituality.
China’s Kubuqi Desert Transforms into Solar-Powered Green Oasis
China’s Kubuqi Desert now hosts a massive solar array shaped like a galloping horse, symbolizing the nation’s shift toward sustainable energy and desert revitalization.
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