Inner Mongolian Tours

• For a first-time visit, central Inner Mongolia in and around Hohhot is recommended. You can experience the core of Inner Mongolian culture, grasslands, and desert. 4–8 days is suggested.
• For second-time visit or an off-the-beaten track trip, northeast Inner Mongolia in and around Hulunbuir is recommended. You can experience the most beautiful grassland, ethnic culture, and a Russian-style city. 5–9 days is suggested.
• For autumn photography, Alashan Banner in western Inner Mongolia is recommended. You can experience the beautiful, golden desert poplar forest. 2–3 days is suggested.

The Naadam Festival is the biggest annual traditional Mongolian celebration, which is held most spectacularly in summer when the grass is green and the livestock are strong.

The Summer Naadam Festival of 2023 is TBD.

Our 5-Day Inner Mongolia Grass & Sand Tour is a great way to attend this grand event.

Yes, Inner Mongolia is safe to visit. The Mongolian people are friendly and hospitable. During your Inner Mongolia tour with China Highlights, you will have a personal guide and driver. They will escort you to make sure your tour goes smoothly and resolve any problems.

During this COVID-19-affected period, Inner Mongolia has travel restrictions as do other parts of China. So, you don't need to worry too much about the pandemic as long as it is well under control and precautions are taken. We will help you prepare the documents needed for Inner Mongolia travel during this special time.

Inner Mongolia has a temperate continental climate with low and irregular rainfall and drastic shifts of temperature.

Spring (April to June) is windy and temperatures can rise unexpectedly.

Summer (July to August) is warm and short, with most of Inner Mongolia's modest rainfall.

Temperatures in autumn (September to October) drop sharply with frosts.

Winter (November to March) is long and freezing cold with the average monthly temperatures ranging from -12°C to -1°C (12–33°F).

As the temperature difference is large between morning and evening in the grasslands and desert areas, please bring warm coats, trousers, and walking boots when you visit there.

With its relatively high elevation, Inner Mongolian has strong ultraviolet rays. Please bring sunglasses, a hat, and sunblock with you.

In the popular tourist cities of Hohhot, Baotou, Ordos, and Hailar, there are plenty of choices of hotels, from international brands to local-standard ones.

In the different grasslands, many kinds of Mongolian yurt are available. For experiencing a nomads' life, we will only arrange a traditional Mongolian yurt with the best available facilities and quality.

In the desert areas, we could arrange a luxury desert hotel as well as camping in the wild.