Things to do in Ulanhot

Booking is convenient and quick. Consider it a city park; you can see the statue of Genghis Khan, learn about his life, and enjoy a panoramic view of most of the city from a high vantage point.

A park in the city of Ulanhot. It's not very big and a bit dilapidated. There's a parking lot at the entrance. At the innermost part is the Genghis Khan Mausoleum. There's a fee. It looks like you have to climb quite a high staircase, so I didn't go up. Overall it's pretty good.

This is the most worthwhile place to visit in Ulanhot. It's a Tibetan Buddhist temple with spectacular scenery and grand temples, yet it's not crowded. It's a true Buddhist sanctuary. If you were in a big city, you'd be thronged with tourists. And best of all, it's free. It's 30 kilometers from the city center. A bus leaves from the Ulanhot Bus Station at 9:30 AM for 9 yuan per person. We arrived at Gegen Temple at 10:10 AM and returned at 11:10 AM. Since we usually didn't have enough time, we left at 12:30 PM and shared a taxi back to the city for 15 yuan each. We also requested three bracelets, which the temple master consecrated with great care and chanting.

The beautiful Taoer River Park is very large and integrates leisure, entertainment and exercise facilities. It is a free park.

The actual scenery is the same as in the picture. It is really a very good place.

Mei Jie traveled to China on the 64th day, in the afternoon, Ulanhot Ulanmuqi Palace Ulanmuqi Palace is a cultural venue with Ulanmuqi as the theme. The tradition of Ulanmuqi is to go deep into the grassland to perform for farmers and herdsmen. There are still various performances in the palace, but it is somewhat contrary to the traditional way. In fact, along the way we can see that some herdsmen choose to build houses and settle down, cultivate the land, harvest in all seasons, and the harvest and income are gradually not completely limited to nomadic breeding. The night view of Ulanmuqi Palace is very beautiful, and it has become a local landmark! Today, due to time constraints, I was unable to take pictures of the night view

Xing'an Museum houses more than 1,200 precious cultural relics, including those dating back to the Stone Age and exquisite stone Buddhas. Each one is a treasure.

The Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall is located in the southeast of Ulanhot City, west of the municipal government complex office building, and north of the main road of Xinqiao Progress National Highway 302. It is not only one of the landmark buildings in Ulanhot City, but also the first memorial exhibition hall since the founding of New China that fully reflects the process of national liberation in ethnic areas. The museum has a large building scale and a solemn and majestic design. The total construction area is about 24,000 square meters, the exhibition area is 5,500 square meters, and the exhibition line is 1,858 meters long. It has a preface hall, a main exhibition hall, a hero hall and a leisure area. At present, the memorial exhibits include an airplane, a tank, 4 artillery pieces, 1 heavy machine gun, and 3 light machine guns. There are 28 long and short guns of various types, more than 780 precious pictures, and 5,480 cultural relics and documents of various types. There are four large scenes, two group sculptures, 2 single sculptures, and 58 works of art. The memorial has been open to the public free of charge since its opening.

The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was established here on May 1, 1947. It was the first autonomous government of the People's Republic of China. Ulanhot, the red city!