What are the scenic spots and historic sites in Inner Mongolia like?

The main feature of Inner Mongolia is that there are many grasslands, and it is the only one in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region that is one of the best-preserved grasslands in my country. What are the scenic spots and historic sites in Inner Mongolia? Let’s take a look below. An inventory of places of interest in Inner Mongolia shows that the Hulunbuir Prairie is "the best-preserved grassland in my country at present, with rich water and grass, and is known as the "Kingdom of Pasture." Beautiful hometown, beautiful grassland, seeing such a vast place, and all of them are extremely beautiful scenery. The scenery is very beautiful, and horse riding is very fun. "People yearn for the Hulunbuir Prairie very much, imagining the green grass, long white clouds, clear blue sky, galloping horses and herds of cattle and sheep... But. Do you know the origin of the name Hulunbuir? The name of Hulunbuir Grassland comes from a poignant love legend. Once upon a time, there was a beautiful girl named Hulun who wandered on the grassland. Hundreds of flowers bowed their heads shyly; the handsome Mongolian boy Bell mounted a tall horse, and all the horses voluntarily galloped with him. The two young people fell in love, and the white spirit bird sang a song of blessing. The snow-white sheep brought the most beautiful flowers and piled them outside their tent. It was also an evening when the sky was blue and a double rainbow appeared after the rain. An unusual and sudden disaster destroyed the tranquility of the grassland. The demon Mangus sucked up the water in the grassland with a grin, and snatched the Hulun girl from the white yurt. The grassland has turned yellow, and herds of cattle and sheep have fallen to the ground dead. In order to save the grassland and his beloved girl, Bell picked up his bow, arrows and sword, mounted his bay-red horse, and rushed into the withered grassland. He traveled day and night to find Mangusi, but finally fell off his horse due to exhaustion. While half asleep and half awake, he saw the figure of Hulun who had been tortured by demons. She turned into a thin "Ari Leng" flower. He was dying in front of his eyes, enduring the wind and sun. Bell woke up suddenly and used the little water in her skin to water the "Arileng" flower. Hulun came to life, and she hugged Bell tightly. Mangus appeared again and took away Hulun again. The grassland was swallowed up by sand and rocks, and fires burned on the horizon. In desperation, Bell remembered the magic bow his father had passed down to him, and fired his only three arrows into the sky. Suddenly it started raining heavily. The grassland revived, and the cattle, horses and sheep stood up again. The demon, with Hulun tied behind him, returned again, trying to kill Bell and destroy everything. At this time, Hulun struggled to hold on to the rope. He quickly grabbed the green orb from Mangus' head and swallowed it in one gulp. In an instant, the mountains collapsed and the ground cracked, strong winds blew, and Hulun fell to the ground and turned into a mighty lake. Bell killed the devil, but the beautiful Hulun girl could no longer be seen by the lake. Bell was so grief-stricken that he broke his divine bow as usual. There was a loud noise, the grassland collapsed, and Bell turned into a clear lake. In this way, a pair of lovers dedicated their passionate love to all things on the grassland, turning it into two clear and vast lakes, Hulun and Beier. There is love in the grassland, and a Wuersun River secretly split open, connecting two young hearts. The grassland prospered, and the people on the grassland named this grassland Hulunbuir Prairie in order to express their gratitude and commemorate Hulun and Beir. Facing nature and many natural phenomena, people have always had a sense of awe. The northern nomads with unique imagination weaved this myth and legend, obviously out of their hatred of the disaster of wind and sand and their desire for rich water and grass. This is a primitive and simple environmental awareness. In fact, whether it is Hulun or Beir, or the wind demon Sand Demon Manggus, they are all symbols, like the "musical notes" on the staff, playing a movement between man and nature. This movement has been a symbol since ancient times. The main theme of Hulunbuir. A complete list of places of interest in Inner Mongolia, Aershan City is located in the northwest of Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, across the southwest foothills of the Greater Khingan Mountains, and is the political, economic, and cultural center of the Xing'an League forest area. The geographical coordinates are 11928'-12123' east longitude and 4639'-4739' north latitude. It is one of the cities with the highest latitude in the country. It borders Zhalantun City under the jurisdiction of Hulunbuir City and the Zhalaite Banner of the Xing'an League to the east, the Keyouqian Banner of the Xing'an League to the south, Mongolia to the west, and the Xinbarhu Left Banner and the Ewenki Autonomous Banner of Hulunbuir City to the north. It is 142 kilometers long from east to west and 118 kilometers long from north to south, with a total area of ??7408.7 square kilometers. The China-Mongolia border within its jurisdiction is 93.434 kilometers long.

At the end of 2012, the city's population was 48,633, consisting of 13 ethnic groups including Mongolian, Han, Hui, Manchu, Korean, Daur, Miao, Zhuang, and Xibe. It is a multi-ethnic area inhabited by Mongolians as the main body and Han as the majority. Aershan City was formerly an organized town in Xing'an Mengke Youqian Banner. On December 5, 1992, the Aershan Economic Development Zone was established with the approval of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region and implemented separate planning. In June 1996, the State Council approved the establishment of a county-level city. The administrative area of ??Aershan Town in Horqin Right Front Banner of Xing'an League is the administrative area of ??Aershan City. In 1996, Aershan City covered an area of ??9,600 square kilometers and had a population of 48,000, including 5,907 Mongolians and a floating population of 34,000. It has jurisdiction over 3 streets and 3 towns: Wenquan Street, Xincheng Street, Linhai Street, Iershi Town, Bailang Town, and Wuchagou Town. The municipal government is located within the jurisdiction of Wenquan Street. According to the fifth census in 2000, the total population of Aershan City was 45,189, including: 18,888 people in Linhai Street, 4,107 people in Xincheng Street, 6,541 people in Wenquan Street, 2,399 people in Ershi Town, 2,164 people in Bailang Town, and Wuchagou Town. 11,090 people. In 2001, it governed 3 streets and 5 towns: Linhai Street, Xincheng Street, Wenquan Street, Iershi Town, Tianchi Town, Bailang Town, Wuchagou Town, and Mingshui Town. In 2006, Irshi Town was abolished and merged into Tianchi Town; Mingshuihe Town was abolished and merged into Wuchagou Town. At the end of 2006, the city's total area was 7408.7 square kilometers. The total population is 49,679, including 12,159 ethnic minorities, accounting for 24.5% of the total population; the non-agricultural population is 49,132, accounting for 98.9% of the total population. It governs 3 towns and 3 streets. In 2009, the total area of ??Aershan City was 7408.7 square kilometers. The total population is 47,000. It governs the three towns of Tianchi, Bailang and Wuchagou and the three streets of Wenquan, Xincheng and Linhai. In 2011, Mingshuihe Town was restored. After the adjustment, the city has jurisdiction over 3 streets and 4 towns: Linhai Street, Xincheng Street, Wenquan Street, Tianchi Town, Bailang Town, Wuchagou Town, and Mingshuihe Town.

What are the scenic spots and historic sites in Inner Mongolia? Xiangshawan is located at the eastern end of the Kubuqi Desert in Dalat Banner, Inner Mongolia. It is the largest desert tourism and leisure resort in China and the only two 5A-level tourism resorts in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. One of the scenic spots, famous for "the sand here can sing". People have built an unforgettable tourist resort paradise in the desert, with catering, accommodation, entertainment and leisure facilities. Xiangshawan attracts domestic and foreign tourists with its spectacular desert scenery, authentic Inner Mongolian customs, and colorful entertainment projects. Yinken Xiangsha Bay (i.e. Xiangsha Bay) ranks first among all Xiangsha Bays in China and is known as the "King of Xiangsha Bay". The Xiangshawan sand is 110 meters high and 400 meters wide. It is based on the rolling sand dunes, facing the river, with the leeward facing the sunny slope. The terrain is distributed in a crescent shape, and the slope is inclined at an angle of 45 degrees, forming a huge dune echo wall. When the sand is dry, tourists climb the ladder or take the cable car to the top of the "Yinken" sand dune and slide down. The dune will make a roaring sound, ranging from the "croak" of a frog to the roar of a car or an airplane. It's like thunder piercing the ears, more like a passionate symphony. The miracle of the sound of sand in Xiangshawan is still a mystery. For thousands of years, people cannot explain the cause of the sound of sand, but they have given it many beautiful legends. Legend has it that a long time ago, this was a large-scale Lama temple. When more than a thousand lamas gathered to chant sutras and beat drums and trumpets, a strong wind suddenly came up, and the temple was buried in the desert in an instant. This sound was the ghosts of the lamas who were still alive. The sound of drumming and trumpeting is still heard today. There are different opinions on the cause of the sound of sand. Scientists have conducted many scientific investigations and have come up with theories such as the sieve and uniformity theory, the frictional static electricity theory, the geographical environment theory, and the "*** sound" theory. The mystery of Xiangsha is still being explored.