The Xilamuren Grasslands situated near the Baotou city of Inner Mongolia and just an hour away from Hohhot are the first grasslands of northern China that were developed into a tourist attraction. The word Xilamuren translates as “yellow river” because of the color of the flowers that cover the plateau in summer. The Xilamuren River runs through this region and is a favorite spot for tourists to spend the day and enjoy the beauties of nature. Nearby is also the Puhui Temple, which is considered the temporary living place of the Six Living Buddhas, where they meditated during the summer months.
Other Things to See in Hohhot
Xiwu Qi |
Zhaojun Tomb |
Hohhot Great Mosque |
Hohhot Museum |
Hohhot Great Lamasery (Da Zhao) |
Hohhot Five Pagoda Temple |
Huitengxile Grasslands |
Gegentala Grasslands |
Great Wall of China in Inner Mongolia |
Xilitu Lamasery |
Inner Mongolia Horse Racing Grounds |
Wusutu Lamasery (Wusutu Zhao) |
Inner Mongolia Museum |
Jiangjun Yashu |
Inner Mongolian Grasslands |