Inner Mongolia Tours 2025

Inner Mongolia Tours, Inner Mongolia Tour Packages 2025

Looking for a blend of vast landscapes & nomadic life experiences? Look no further than an Inner Mongolia Tour! This incredible destination offers a journey from lush green grasslands to golden deserts, colorful forests, serene lakes... It's the perfect place to immerse yourself in Mongolian culture, embark on grassland/desert activities & uncover the legend of Genghis Khan.

✅A Land of Diversity for 3 to 10 Days
As China's third-largest province (after Xinjiang & Tibet), Inner Mongolia stretches an impressive 2,400 km from east to west. You can visit Central Inner Mongolia (Hohhot, Ulanqab) for Grassland, Volcano & nomadic culture, explore Eastern Inner Mongolia (Hulunbuir, Hailar) for forests, lakes, grassland & ethnic group culture, and unveil Western Inner Mongolia (Ejina, Badain Jaran Desert, Alxa, Ordos) for desert, Populus Euphratica Forest & Genghis Khan Culture.

✅Family-Friendly Fun for Summer Vacation
The best time to visit Inner Mongolia is during the summer! Come between June and August. This vast land is truly a summer resort in China for grassland and desert adventures. Enjoy the grand Naadam Festival, riding horses or camels, practicing archery, sliding down sand dunes, feeding animals, hiking along scenic trails, camping under the stars, or exploring local history and culture. It’s a playground for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

✅Photographer's Paradise in Autumn
Take a Badain Jaran Desert Photograph Tour for hiking & camping, chase the sunrise & sunset while capturing the colorful lakes in the vast deserts. Don’t miss the trip to Ejina Poplar Forest in Autumn (October), a Golden paradise for photographers’ dreams. Besides, Inner Mongolia offers two cultural events, like Memorial Rituals for Genghis Khan (Lunar March 17-24) and Naadam Festival (July & August).

Starting your Inner Mongolia Tour is easy. You can take a high-speed train from major cities like Beijing, Datong, Zhangye, and Xian. Alternatively, there are direct flights to Hohhot, the capital of Inner Mongolia, from cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu, and Guangzhou. Check the following itineraries, and contact us to customize your Inner Mongolia Tours now.

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9 Best Inner Mongolia Tours 2025

Choose your best Inner Mongolia Tour from our top 6 tour packages. (1) Classic Grassland & Desert Trip (chosen by 70% of travelers): Spend 4-6 days exploring central Inner Mongolia, including Hohhot, Baotou, and Ordos.(2) Eastern Grassland: To explore one of the world’s top four grasslands, visit Hulunbuir Grassland and extend your journey to the Manzhouli National Gate. (3) Western Desert Adventure: Explore Badain Jaran Desert for the ultimate desert experience. Select your favorite!

4 Days Inner Mongolia Grassland Tour - Uncover Mongolian Nomadic Life

Hohhot - Xilamuren Grassland - Hohhot

Escape to Inner Mongolia’s heart with our 4 Days Hohhot Tour with Xilamuren Grassland. Explore the vibrant capital, Hohhot, and venture to the breathtaking Xilamuren Grassland for an Inner Mongolia G...

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5 Days Classic Inner Mongolia Tour - Green Grassland & Golden Desert

Hohhot - Ulanqab - Ordos - Hohhot

What are the best experiences in Inner Mongolia? How about taking a classic trip that combines both grasslands & desert? Now, follow us from Green Waves to Golden Seas on a journey through Inner Mongo...

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5 Days Best Inner Mongolia Tour - Grassland, Desert & Genghis Khan's Legacy

Hohhot - Baotou - Ordos - Hohhot

How about a Journey Through Genghis Khan’s Empire? Join us for an epic 5 Days Inner Mongolia Tour to traverse Genghis Khan’s Realm from sweeping grasslands to golden deserts, and immerse yourself in...

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5 Days Hulunbuir Grassland Tour: Inner Mongolia Summer Vacation

Hailar - Erguna - Shiwei - Heishantou - Manzhouli - Hailar

When you think of Inner Mongolia, what do you dream? Riding freely across wide, open grasslands? Green fields as far as the eye can see, with cattle and sheep under the blue sky? Or maybe you imagine ...

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6 Days Best Hulunbuir Tour: Grassland, Wetland, Lake & Border Culture

Hailar - Erguna - Genhe - Shiwei - Heishantou - Manzhouli - Hailar

Under skies so vast and blue,Across the endless, rolling plain,The wind stirs through the waving grass -And cattle and sheep appear again.-- Ancient Chinese Ballad of the Ch’i-le People (敕勒歌) Woul...

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6 Days Inner Mongolia Adventure Tour with Hiking & Camping

Hohhot - Ulanqab - Ordos - Hohhot

With vast grassland & diverse geography, Inner Mongolia is one of the best adventure destinations in China. Inner Mongolia is the Outdoor Paradise, where grasslands host nomadic culture, mountains cra...

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6 Days Naadam Festival Tour 2025: Attend the Grandest Festival in Inner Mongolia

Hohhot - Baotou - Ordos

What is Naadam Festival? Why is the Naadam Festival celebrated? Join our Mongolia Naadam Tour to discover! Naadam is the most important Mongolia Festival, marking the grandest celebration in Mongolian...

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6 Days Inner Mongolia Tour - Grassland, Volcano, Desert & Nomadic Culture

Hohhot - Ulanqab - Ordos - Hohhot

Inner Mongolia, stretches an impressive 2,400 km from east to west, is China's third-largest province (after Xinjiang & Tibet). In the central part of Inner Mongolia lie the best highlights, covering ...

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5 Days Badain Jaran Desert Tour from Zhangye - Gansu to Inner Mongalia

Zhangye - Badain Jaran Desert - Zhangye

Interested about Natural Wonders in Northwestern China? Zhangye in Gansu serves as the gateway to the renowned Badain Jaran Desert Lakes in Inner Mongolia. Take our 5 Days Badain Jaran Desert Tour fro...

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5 North China Tours with Inner Mongolia

Browse our 5 Best North China Tours with Inner Mongolia and you will not only have a great trip in Northern China, but you will have a rare chance to see other stunning parts in vast China. Each itinerary covers classic destinations, iconic attractions, and the best things to do and you won’t miss any highlights during the tour. Contact our China travel experts to design the Northern China Tours specially for you while adding top things to do in China within your budget.

Inner Mongolia Tours FAQs - Plan Your Inner Mongolia Tours Worry-Free

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1. What is the best time to visit Inner Mongolia?

The peak seasons in Inner Mongolia are generally May to September. During these months the weather is pleasant for outdoor activities.
Spring (May-June) offers blooming wildflowers. Summer (June-August) offers lush grasslands and cultural festivals like Naadam (usually in July/August), while autumn (September-October) presents cooler weather and stunning golden landscapes.
Winter (November-March) is very cold with snow, offering a different kind of stark beauty and opportunities for winter sports in some areas.

2. What are the must-see attractions in Inner Mongolia?

For Inner Mongolia Grassland Tours, Xilamuren Grassland, Huitengxile Grassland, and Hulunbuir Grassland are popular. For desert scenery and activities, Kubuqi Desert (Resonant Sand Bay & Yemingsha) & Badain Jaran Desert are must-visit. Culturally, Hohhot's Dazhao Temple, the Inner Mongolia Museum, Zhaojun Tomb, Baotou's Wudanzhao Monastery, and Ordos's Genghis Khan Mausoleum are essential. Ulanqab's Wulanhada Volcano Geopark becomes popular. Ejina Poplar Forest is a Golden autumn paradise for photographers’ dreams in October. Each region has its unique charm!

3. What kind of activities can we do in Inner Mongolia?

There's a wide range of activities in Inner Mongolia! On the grasslands, you can enjoy horse riding, archery, wrestling, visiting local nomadic families, and attending bonfire parties with traditional music and dance. In the desert, popular activities include camel riding, dune buggy rides, sandboarding, and desert camping. In the cities, you can explore temples, museums, and local markets.

4. How long should I plan for an Inner Mongolia trip?

A 3-5 day tour is ideal for exploring the grasslands and deserts around Hohhot. For a more in-depth experience, including Hulunbuir Grasslands and other remote areas, plan for 7-10 days Inner Mongolia Tours.

5. How can I experience Mongolian culture?

Join traditional Mongolian festivals, such as Naadam or Grassland Festival, stay in a Mongolian yurt, taste authentic Mongolian cuisine (like roasted lamb and milk tea), and enjoy Mongolian singing and dancing performances.

6. Is Inner Mongolia suitable for family travel?

Absolutely! Families can enjoy grassland activities, camel rides in the desert, cultural experiences, and interactive visits to local Mongolian families (animal feeding, milk tea making). Kids especially love the outdoor adventures and live performances in Inner Mongolia.

7. Are Inner Mongolia tours suitable for older travelers?

Yes! Many Inner Mongolia Tours are designed with comfort in mind, offering easy access to attractions, cultural experiences, and leisure activities like yurt stays and grassland sightseeing.

8. What kind of accommodation can we expect in Inner Mongolia?

You'll find a variety of options in Inner Mongolia. In cities like Hohhot, there are comfortable hotels ranging from budget-friendly to luxurious. On the grasslands, experiencing a traditional Mongolian yurt (Ger) is a must! These are often comfortable and offer a unique cultural immersion. In desert areas, you might find hotels in a nearby city, desert resorts, or camping options.
Do note that the accommodation conditions on the grassland and desert (more remote areas compared to cities in eastern China) can not be as good as those in a city like Hohhot.

9. What kind of food will we eat in Inner Mongolia?

Mongolian cuisine is hearty and flavorful! Expect a lot of mutton prepared in various ways (roasted lamb, Mongolian hot pot). Mongolian milk tea (Salty; Suutei Tsai) is a staple. You'll also find dairy products like yogurt and cheese. Vegetarian options are available but limited. In Hohhot, you can explore diverse restaurants offering local specialties and other Chinese cuisines. Don't miss trying the local wheat noodles!

10. What should I pack for an Inner Mongolia tour?

Packing depends on the season. Generally, comfortable walking shoes are essential. Layers are always a good idea as temperatures can fluctuate, especially on the grasslands and in the desert. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses, especially for the desert. If traveling Inner Mongolia during the cooler months, pack warm clothing, including a windproof jacket. Don't forget your camera!

11. Do I need a visa to visit Inner Mongolia?

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. As Inner Mongolia is part of China, you will generally need a Chinese visa. It's best to check the specific visa policy for your country well in advance of your trip. We can provide some guidance on this process.

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Chloe Miller

Our Family's Confucius Lesson

I'll admit, I was nervous about taking my kids (ages 8 and 11) on a tour focused on Confucius. I had visions of them getting bored by endless history and ancient temples. But our trip to Qufu was the complete opposite—it was engaging, fun, and one of the most memorable trips we've taken as a family.

I really want to thank my guide Zoey. She was a patient historian in Qufu, making Confucius's story accessible and interesting for our children.

And we also head to Baotu Spring. My daughter kept saying it looked like the water was "boiling from the earth," and she wasn't wrong! It felt truly magical. Daming Lake was just as enchanting, vast and serene, exactly like a scene from an ancient painting. We rented a small boat and paddled around, and the kids felt like true explorers discovering a new world.

Destination(s): Shandong, Shandong

Date of Experience: Jun 12, 2025

Tour Customized by: JoJo

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Cinder Nightshade

America

My Charming Qingdao Getaway

I just spent a few wonderful days exploring Qingdao, and it was the perfect coastal retreat, unlike any other city I've visited in China. From the moment I arrived, the city charmed me with its clean sea breeze, amazing Laoshan mountain, and the Tsingtao beer. It felt both relaxed and full of character.

The hotel was situated in a prime location that made it easy to walk to both the historic sites and the beachfront. Everything was designed to be easy and relaxing.

Our guide, CoCo was absolutely wonderful. They had an intimate knowledge of the city’s dual German and Chinese history, which brought the architecture to life.

Destination(s): Shandong, Shandong

Date of Experience: May 14, 2025

Tour Customized by: Claire

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Thorne Blackwood

America

An Unforgettable Adventure Through Shandong

I recently finished a week-long tour of Shandong, and it was a profound experience that far exceeded my expectations. From the moment I arrived, I was impressed by everything—from the red-roofed villas and blue seas of Qingdao to the rich Confucian atmosphere in Qufu. But the soul of the entire trip was undoubtedly the majestic Mount Taishan.

Our guide was exceptional—knowledgeable, sincere, and always attentive to everyone's needs. At the Confucius sites in Qufu, they brought the history to life, making the ancient buildings feel much more meaningful. And before our ascent of Mount Taishan, their detailed introduction filled us with a sense of reverence for this most sacred of China's five great mountains.

The ascent of Mount Taishan was absolutely the climax of the entire journey. We opted for the route of taking the scenic bus to the Midway. Hiking from Zhongtianmen to Nantian was still a challenge, but every step was worth it. Standing at the peak, looking out over the rolling mountains and the sea of clouds, you could truly feel the same sense of grandeur that ancient emperors must have felt during their pilgrimages.