Whistling Dune Bay (Xiangshawan)

Inner Mongolia was an absolute dream in the dessert. you think you’re going to experience the simplicity of the vast land but of course there’s 1000 different activities to do. we went on rollercoasters, into the water park, slid down sand dunes and rode ATV’s for $7CAD. This adventure was definitely one for the books! 🤟🏽🤟🏽 #summervacation#urbanexplorer

🎈The first National Day holiday that has been let loose is destined to be a moment of overwhelming tourism. For those who have been holding back for three years and dare not go out to have fun, how can they miss such a good opportunity? To avoid the crowds, we need to consider choosing a less popular place—Baotou. 📍Saihan Tala Urban Grassland 🎟️Free This is the only urban grassland in China, and it's free, which makes it very worthwhile to visit. The scenic area is quite large, and it might be difficult to walk through it all, so you can choose to take a sightseeing car or, if you want to exercise, rent a bicycle to ride. 📍Wudangzhao 🎟️55 yuan Who would have thought that you could visit a famous Tibetan Buddhist temple in Inner Mongolia? Wudangzhao is located deep in the Daqing Mountains of the Shiguai District in Baotou, and is one of the four famous Tibetan Buddhist temples in China. The Wudangzhao architectural complex consists of eight major scripture halls (six of which still exist), three monks' residences, and a spirit hall for the stupa that enshrines the relics of past living Buddhas. Touring the entire temple takes two to three hours, and sometimes you can even listen to many historical stories behind it with the help of a tour group's guide. 📍Chunkun Mountain 🎟️45 yuan Although it is far from the city center and the mountain roads are rugged, taking more than two hours, Chunkun Mountain and Wudangzhao are on the same route, so you can plan to visit Wudangzhao in the morning and then head to Chunkun Mountain in the afternoon. Chunkun Mountain is a plateau meadow pasture with an altitude of 2340 meters, which is the commanding height of Baotou. If you go there before October, you may not see the lush green grass, but the continuous yellow grassland and endless mountains give people a sense of the vast wilderness. 📍Xiangshawan 🎟️120 yuan Xiangshawan is located in the triangle area of Shaanxi, Shanxi, and Inner Mongolia, and is the easternmost end of China's famous Kubuqi Desert. The desert here is very vast, and there are a lot of people, and there are also many hidden costs. But you can play with the sand to your heart's content here, and the feeling of sliding down from a super high place is also very thrilling. 📍Northern Weapon City Ticket: 15 yuan Located outside the factory area of Inner Mongolia North Heavy Industries Group Co., Ltd., this is a military-themed park. Inside there are various cannons, airplanes, and tanks, which are the favorites of children. 📍Gold Street There is also a glittering pedestrian street in the downtown area of Baotou, called Gold Street. There are all kinds of snacks available here, and there was even a free singing performance the night we went. Standing at the intersection to take pictures, someone said: 'This place is really no worse than Xi'an.' It seems that the pedestrian street of Xi'an's Datang Everbright City has become a benchmark for the country. 🍜Ma Shoujiang Baotou Old Restaurant This is a quite famous Mongolian restaurant chain. For our first try, we ordered hand-grabbed lamb, milk tea, shaomai, and tea soup, etc. The lamb is very fragrant and tender, without a strong mutton smell. The Old Donghe tea soup is thick and smooth in texture, with a sweet and sour taste. The shaomai has a thin skin and is filled with a lot of stuffing, and it is fragrant with every bite. I thought I might not be used to the taste of milk tea, but it unexpectedly became my favorite in this restaurant. It has a rich salty and fragrant taste, and the milk flavor is very strong. It also contains fried Sanzi and dried beef, which are soaked until soft and delicious, melting in the mouth. 🍜Ximeng Renjia This is an even more authentic Mongolian restaurant, located on Fuqiang Road. This time we specifically ordered some traditional Mongolian hard dishes: horse intestines, blood sausages, and stuffed stomach meat. But we overestimated our ability to accept them. The blood sausage had a bit of a gamey taste, and after one bite, we didn't want to eat a second one. The horse intestines were better and edible. The stuffed stomach meat also had a gamey taste and was quite substantial; after eating two, we were already very full.

Xiangshawan in Inner Mongolia, also known as 'Yinken Xiangsha'. When the breeze slides down the 45-degree slope, the sand seems to be gently chanting. Xiangshawan is called 'Buremangha' in Mongolian, which means 'sand dune with a horn'. It is located at the eastern end of the Kubuqi Desert in the territory of Dalate Banner in Inner Mongolia. The tall sand dunes are crescent-shaped and stretch for several kilometers. The golden sand slopes are hidden under the blue sky and white clouds, presenting a magnificent scene of the vast sand sea entering the cloud sky! It's like a golden lying dragon! If you haven't seen the desert, you must go and see it once, and only after seeing it once will you know why you should respect nature. If you like photography, you must also go once, because every shot here is a blockbuster.

Finally in 2023, I realized my great wish to eat KFC in the desert Resonant Sand Bay Transportation🚗: Recommended to rent a car and drive there (2h from Hohhot, 190km) Ticket cost🎫: Tickets for the scenic area can be purchased on site, including classic tickets, Yuesha Island (for water play), Xiansha Island (for sand play), camel riding tickets, and there are discounts for combined purchases (including shuttle bus) Play time⏳: 1 day Blackboard area‼️ 1⃣️Resonant Sand Bay is very large, just playing on Xiansha Island took an afternoon, so it is recommended to arrange a whole day to play 2⃣️You must bring water into the desert, otherwise you will really die of thirst, there are also sales in the desert, but it is expensive, the food is not good, but there is KFC 3⃣️You must do a good job of sun protection, otherwise like me when I came back, my skin was very red, and I almost thought I was cooked 4️⃣All the play projects on Xiansha Island are included, go-karts, roller coasters, bumper cars, pirate ships are all must-play, the cable car is limited to 80kg, and the swing is very fun 5️⃣There are many people taking pictures at KFC, but don't worry, wait until the evening to take pictures, there are fewer people and it is more shiny and soft, and the photos look better 6️⃣Self-driving parking can always drive in, no need to stop at the entrance of the parking lot, it's very far away 7️⃣Lotus Hotel is inside the desert, you can play the projects of Resonant Sand Bay for free, the room price is very high, can't afford it ⚠️Summary: Have a good breakfast and lunch and set off from Hohhot, the journey is 2h+, just walking and playing in Xiansha Island scenic area for 5h+ (it's really big), round trip on the same day, the photos are super out of the picture🙋

||Disney in the Inner Mongolia desert. Resonant Sand Bay, in Mongolian 'Buremangha', means 'sand dune with a horn', named after 'the sand here can sing'. It is located in the Kubuqi Desert in Dalad Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, located at the eastern end of the Chinese desert, and is the desert closest to the mainland and Beijing. The Hantai River flows past it, and Guduliang faces it across the river. Resonant Sand Bay is 110 meters high, with a slope of 45 degrees, forming a large sand mountain echo wall in the shape of a crescent moon. The sand dunes here are tall and stand shoulder to shoulder, vast and boundless. Climbing up along the cloud ladder, when people slide down from the top of the sand, they will hear a roar like a plane flying by; when you hold the sand in both hands and push it towards the middle, you will hear a frog croaking sound. Hence the name Resonant Sand Bay. The desert skiing season in Resonant Sand Bay has already begun, the ski resort in the desert. A snow lotus blooming in the desert. The winter desert snow season experience has begun, get on the magic carpet and head to the ski resort, start an extremely exhilarating slide, this is the ice and snow landscape of Resonant Sand Bay, this is a unique skiing festival in the desert. Ski resort two days unlimited skiing, enjoy the extended skiing holiday (including snowball fights, snowboards, snowshoes, helmets)..... Come for a desert·camel ride, take a journey on the hump in the desert, feel the solidity under your feet and the majesty of the desert, meet the tranquility and peace in your heart; experience the extreme speed of sand crossing, accompanied by the shaking motorcycle in the unpredictable desert Enjoy the extreme exhilaration, the desert off-road journey begins; Room type introduction: Interior view room: There is a window but no balcony to see the desert, high cost performance Exterior view room: There is a window and a balcony to see the desert. Petty bourgeoisie Family room: There are family rooms with interior/exterior views, 2 adults and 1 child can choose Luxury view: The price is relatively high, in fact, they are all similar, 270° view: One more glass, more expensive, only ten rooms Free and easy party, bonfire party, fireworks performance, bar, desert stargazing, in fact, it is already late at night when you return to the room, the best place to see the scenery is drunk, the balcony of the bar and the dining and coffee shop on the first floor, not in the room. There are also many indoor projects: indoor and outdoor swimming pools, gym, yoga, hiking, basketball, chess room, bar coffee shop for drinks, book bag, quiet copying sutras, etc. There are also many children's projects: children's sand sliding, rock climbing, desert market, pottery making, fluid bear, pancake football, VR games, movie screenings, child care, etc., very suitable for bringing children to play, children don't want to leave when they play. What are you waiting for, come and experience it!!!

I recommend an oasis in the desert, where you can experience desert starry sky, swimming pool, sand sliding, fireworks and everything else~ Location: Xiangshawan, Dalad Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia! A one-stop vacation destination, take the cable car into the desert hinterland, then take the off-road vehicle to the resort area, the area is divided into hotels (Lotus Hotel/Fusha Island Hotel/One Grain of Sand), Yuesha Island, Xiansha Island, Snowfield! Lotus Hotel: The aerial view of the hotel looks like a lotus, with a Buddhist concept that is clean and quiet, with complete facilities inside, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, bars (drinks are free), chess and card rooms, and many handcraft courses suitable for children, it's great for walking with kids -The hotel room also opens the balcony door to the endless desert, and you can watch the stars on the terrace at night -There are bonfire parties, fireworks and organized stargazing at night -There are sand sea sunrise, morning yoga and so on in the morning -The hotel's buffet is also great, with crayfish steak, seafood and all kinds of desserts!

I went to Hohhot with my friends during the summer vacation, not only went to the Xiangshawan in Ordos, but also went to the Ulan Hada Volcano, and the Red Cliff, suddenly saw the desert, grassland, and volcano, driving on the road in Inner Mongolia, It's really very comfortable and relaxing, a sense of relaxation that I have never had before! It's really an unforgettable experience

I REALLY love the desert and it’s incomparable sense of space! This is the first desert resort in China! It is a large-scale comprehensive desert leisure scenic spot integrating sightseeing and activities that you gotta try! #Desert #innermongolia

Whistling Dune Bay was a breathtaking desert oasis, where endless golden sand dunes stretched as far as the eye could see. The resort offered a blend of natural beauty and modern comfort, with excellent facilities that enhanced the overall experience. There were lots of things to do here!!! My favourite was riding the camel! Riding a camel amidst the rolling dunes added a touch of adventure, making the visit truly memorable. It was a perfect escape into the serene desert landscape, leaving me enchanted by the beauty of nature and the thrill of exploration. #desert #Xiangshawan

Beautiful sand dune with lots of facilities to cool off your body temperature.

Xiangsha Bay, the blooming lotus in the desert If there is a world in a sand, then I have just a desert here, the sound of the sand bay, located in the Kubuqi Desert in Erdos, Inner Mongolia, this is a desolate sand dune, but enjoy the pool The cognitive contrast of playing water is a very creative hotel in China. Look at the rainbow in the desert, watch the hail, watch the sun, the wind and the clouds suddenly change, so dreamy between the day, thanks to the woman who will cast the rainbow (see twice, she found it)

When it comes to the desert, when it comes to Xiangshawan, there will be such a picture in the minds of people: standing on the golden sand dunes and overlooking the rolling yellow sand, the sky is in the desert, the desert is uninhabited, only the camel team Head forward, the whole world is filled with desolate loneliness. As the camel's figure gets smaller and smaller, the camel ringing is getting weaker and weaker. For Erdos, the name of Xiangsha Bay has long existed in my memory for a long time. In my impression, it is adjacent to the Yellow River and has rare desert scenery in other parts of Inner Mongolia. Desert and grassland, two distinct scenery, but nature is so magical, two symbiosis in this land of Inner Mongolia, just like the man of the set of horses here is rough. There are many deserts in China, and Xiangsha Bay has his uniqueness. Today's Xiangshawan is not only a desert, but also a large and comprehensive desert leisure scenic spot integrating sightseeing and leisure. It is the first desert resort in China. The desert has always been associated with exploration and stimulus. I have never been to Xiangsha Bay. You must not imagine what the desert holiday looks like?