Ordos

Whistling Dune Bay is located in the eastern corner of the Kubuqi Desert. On the lee side of the slope of this expansive desert, it appears to have the form of a crescent moon. When the weather is cool and clear and the sand is dry, visitors can hear a humming sound like that from a drum or bugle emanating from the sand as they slide down it from the peak of the dunes. The sound is louder when multiple guests slide down together, with the whole dune becoming like a giant echo wall. Whistling Dune Bay gets its name from this effect. Exploring the sea of sand by camel is an entirely different sort of experience. There is no feeling like the amazing sensation of riding the “ship of the desert” as it traverses the sands beneath the bright blue sky and white clouds.

Ordos Grassland Tourist Area is southwest of Xini Town in Hangjinqi, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia. It is a large grassland leisure holiday destination in central and western Inner Mongolia. It has grasslands, deserts and thousands of lakes. There are six distinct areas, including the Folk Culture Experience Area and Ecological Sightseeing Area. The core area is a group of yurts consisting of a Mongolian golden tent and a variety of other yurts. You can experience horseback riding, archery, Mongolian songs, Ordos weddings, authentic grassland food, and the original, simple folk customs deep in the grasslands.

Kangbashen Tourist Area is known for its rapid rise from the wilderness to become a modern city. "Kangbashen" means an "excellent teacher" in Mongolian. It is a national 4A-level urban tourist scenic spot that has been successfully created by the city as the main body. Surprisingly, it has a relaxing beach like the seaside and a fountain located in Wulan Mulun Square. There is also a musical fountain show every night, and tourists can enjoy the show from the grandstand opposite the fountain.

Qixing Lake Desert Ecological Park is situated in the hinterland of the Kubuqi Desert in Hanggin Banner, Erdos City. It is a clear water field in the vast desert. The seven lakes line up like the Triones, and this is why the lake is called Qixing lake (seven-star lake). There are a variety of birds inhabiting the lake, including thousands of larus relictuses, a kind of bird protected at the first-class national level. The natural landscapes such as the sand sea, sand hills and lakes are preserved here, and visitors can enjoy the comfort of nature here. Whether it is climbing the sand hill to enjoy the lake view, or watching the sunset in the desert by the lake, you will enjoy the scene that is not seen in the city.