Inner Mongolia’s 68K Bactrian Camels: Herders’ Desert Companions
Explore the deep bond between Inner Mongolia herders and their 68,000 Bactrian camels in the Badain Jaran Desert, showcasing resilience and mutual reliance.
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Majestic Horses Gallop Across Inner Mongolia’s Autumn Grasslands
A herd of horses roams freely across Inner Mongolia’s picturesque grasslands, attracting photographers to capture the stunning autumn landscape.
Autumn Splendor: Exploring Moerdaoga National Forest Park by Train
Discover the vibrant fall colors of Moerdaoga National Forest Park in Inner Mongolia, best experienced aboard a nostalgic sightseeing train journey.
Badain Jaran Desert’s Gemstone Lakes: A Vibrant Oasis in Inner Mongolia
Discover the vibrant, gemstone-like lakes of Badain Jaran Desert in Inner Mongolia, where colors shift and life thrives in a stunning desert oasis.
Badain Jaran Celebrates Camels with Art Exhibition
In Badain Jaran, Inner Mongolia, locals honor camels—the “ships of the desert”—with a unique art exhibition celebrating their role in the ancient Silk Road.
Badain Jaran Desert Earns UNESCO World Heritage Status for Its Stunning Landscapes
The stunning Badain Jaran Desert in Inner Mongolia has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, showcasing mega-dunes, colorful lakes, and more.
China’s Badain Jaran Desert: UNESCO World Heritage Gem of Lakes and Mega-Dunes
China’s Badain Jaran Desert joins UNESCO’s World Heritage List, showcasing towering mega-dunes and a network of vibrant lakes supporting diverse wildlife.
Exploring the Ewenki: China’s Last Hunting Tribe in Inner Mongolia
Discover the Ewenki, China’s last hunting tribe in Inner Mongolia, and explore their enduring traditions amidst untraversed grasslands and forests.
Inner Mongolia’s Crabapples Make Sweet Waves in Southeast Asia
Inner Mongolia’s Horqin Sandy Land transforms desertified areas into thriving crabapple orchards, exporting fresh fruits to Southeast Asia and boosting local economies.
Inner Mongolia’s Largest Energy Storage Power Station to Boost Green Grid
Inner Mongolia Energy Group is building China’s largest energy storage power station to enhance green electricity supply and combat desertification.