Chengling Grassland; Chengling Grassland is located in Dongsheng, the capital of Ordos. During the day, you can visit Genghis Khan's mausoleum, take pictures in the yurt, feel the luxury of the king of Inner Mongolia in the desert yurt tents, feel the feeling of Genghis Khan dining Zhongjun tent. Crowds of people can see the scenic area held a small Naadam conference, you can spend the night in the barracks. In this place, you can see by far the world's largest yurt camp, you can see the panoramic view of Chenglingji, or sprinting!
2. Hohhot Naadam
The Naadam Conference will be held from August 15 to August 17 in Xilingol.
3.Ordos Poetry Naadam
The festivals and entertainment of Ordos Mongols are colorful. The main ones are New Year Festival, Kitchen Festival, Ovoo Festival, Horse Milk Festival, Temple Fair and Naadam Assembly.
The Lunar New Year is the biggest festival of Ordos Mongols, and the activities for the old people usually start on the 23rd day of the Lunar New Year. Because, from this day to the New Year period is known as seven days without hosts, families begin to prepare for the New Year goods. On the New Year's Eve on the occasion of the New Year, Ordos herdsmen hold ancestor worship and feng shui worship activities in every household. On New Year's Eve, they also have the custom of eating sealed food (whole sheep's head, buns or dumplings), and adults have to stay up all night to keep up. The first morning begins with people putting on new clothes, stepping out of their homes, lighting a roaring fire, sacrificing Tianma flags, hanging sacred lanterns, and setting off firecrackers. After that, going home for New Year's greetings allows us to greet each other. The younger generation will take the hatha and give the elders three bows and nine kowtows. The elders will give their children a top and a blessing. After various ceremonies at home, people start to visit friends and relatives and give gifts to celebrate the New Year.
4. Hulunbeier Prairie Naadam
The Hulunbeier Prairie is a world-famous natural pasture, one of the four major grasslands in the world, known as the first grassland in the world, and one of China's top 20 tourist attractions.
Located in the Daxing Hulunbeier grassland in the Anling, is the right flag of New Balkhoo, New Balkhoo Left Qi flag, Chen Balkhoo flag, Ewenke flag and the Hailaer district of Manzhouli city, the southern part of the city of Erguna and the western part of the city of Yakeshi grasslands in general, a total area of about 100,000 square kilometers. The terrain is high in the east and low in the west, with an altitude of 650-700 meters.
From east to west is a regular distribution across the forest steppe, meadow steppe and dry grassland. The eastern part is mostly natural grassland except about 10.5% of the area is forest-grass transition zone. Perennial herbaceous plants are the basic ecological characteristics of the plant communities in the Hulunbeier grasslands. There are about 1000 species of grassland plant resources, belonging to 100 families and 450 genera.
The Hulunbeier grassland can be divided into eight categories. There are six main categories, namely, mountain meadow, mountain meadow grassland, hilly meadow grassland, plain hilly dry grassland, sandy vegetated grassland and lowland meadow grassland.
On top of the motherland's rooster-shaped territory, there is a comb of places shaped like a rooster, which is the world-famous Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. She is known as the jasper of the north. Hulunbeier is named for Hulun Lake and Lake Belle. Hulun Mongolian means otter, while Beier Mongolian means male otter, as these two lakes used to be rich in otters. Hulunbeier grassland, we really feel what is the blue sky and green land, what is the green clean land. Hulunbeier grassland is like a huge green scroll, boundless. It is the best-preserved grassland in China, rich in aquatic plants, growing more than 120 kinds of nutritious pasture grasses such as alkali fescue, needle fescue, alfalfa, ice grass and so on. It is known as the Kingdom of Pasture.
Hulunbeier grassland is also a green clean land, without any pollution; not only the production of meat, milk, skin, wool and other livestock products favored by domestic and foreign consumers, and a large number of forage exports to Japan and other countries. It is the birthplace of Genghis Khan, the pride of the generation, is also a famous tourist attraction at home and abroad.
Hulunbeier grassland, with a total area of 149 million mu, is such a fascinating land. It is located in the northeastern part of Inner Mongolia, and is named after Hulun Lake and Bel Lake. In high summer, the grassland birds and flowers, fresh air; y star
It is China's Hulunbeier grassland is the richest and finest pasture, known as the purest grassland because there is almost no pollution.
Under the nourishment of the Thousand Rivers, the flying shadow grass grows here every summer, and cows and sheep can be seen everywhere. You can ride horses and camels on the grassland, watch wrestling, horse racing, Ulanqimu show, eat grassland flavor whole sheep feast at night and bonfire party, so you can enjoy the unique flavor of nomadic people.
5. Bayannur Naadam
Hohhot, Baotou, Urumqi, Chifeng, Tongliao, Ordos, Hulunbeier, Bayannur, Ulanqab.
1. Hohhot
Tonghu City, formerly known as Guisui, is the capital of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and the political, economic and cultural center. National historical and cultural city, an important center city in the border areas of northern China. With a long history and splendid culture, it is one of the birthplaces of Chinese civilization.
As of April 2011, the resident population was 3.115 million, and the urban resident population was 2.152 million.
2. Baotou
The larger city with local legislative power is a manufacturing and industrial center, and is the largest city in Inner Mongolia. It is an important hub connecting North China and Northwest China, a key development area for China and Inner Mongolia's opening to the outside world, and one of the railroad transportation hub cities in mainland China.
As of the end of 2015, Baotou is under the jurisdiction of five municipal districts, one county, one mining district, two flags and one national high-tech industrial development zone.
3. Wuhai City
A newly industrialized city in the western part of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, known as the Pearl of the Yellow River, is surrounded by mountains on three sides, a river of spring water, and simple folk customs. High-quality coking coal, coal kaolin, limestone, iron ore, quartz sand, dolomite and other mineral resources.
As of 2016, Wuhai City has three municipal districts under its jurisdiction. Namely, Haibowan District, Wuda District and Hainan District. [3-4] The People's Government of Wuhai City is located in the U.S. Government on City Hall Avenue, Binhe Street, Haibuwan District.
4. Chifeng City
Chifeng means red mountain, Mongolian is Ulanhada is named after the ochre-red peaks in the northeast of the city. Located inland, belonging to the temperate semi-arid continental monsoon climate zone. There are 50 national cultural relics protection units and 8 cultures named after places. It was the political, economic and cultural center of the Zengliao dynasty.
As of the end of the year, Chifeng under the jurisdiction of three districts, seven banners and two counties, respectively, Hongshan District, Songshan District, Yuanbaoshan District. Arukqin Banner, Bahrain Right Banner, Bahrain Right Banner, Keshketeng Banner, Wengniuet Banner, Karakin Banner, Aohan Banner; Ningcheng County Linxi County. There are 21 street offices, 132 soums and townships. Chifeng Municipal People's Government is located in Songshan District, Yulong Street, No. 1 U.S. Government.
5. Tongliao City
Located in the eastern part of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, mid-latitude, temperate, arid, semi-arid continental monsoon climate. Tongliao has five railroads: Beijing-Tongjang-Dazheng-Tonghuo-Jitong, and an international freight train Tongren-Europe has opened.
Only 400 kilometers from the seaport Jinzhou port, the country's implementation of the Belt and Road and the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to promote the opening to the north.
As of June 2000, Tongliao City, under the jurisdiction of a city district, a county, a county, five flags, namely, the district of horqin, holinguole city, kailu county, horqin left-winged flag, horqin left-winged flag, after the flag, naiman flag, kulun flag, zalut flag. Soum township streets 110 (26 soums, 4 townships, 61 towns, 19 streets), gacha village community 3876 (gacha 2098, 1576 villages, 202 urban communities). Tongliao city people's government is located in horqin district agura street U.S. government.
6. Ordos City
Located in the winding Yellow River Loop hinterland, southwestern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, northwest and east of the Yellow River surrounded by the ancient Great Wall to the south, and Shanxi, Shaanxi, Ningxia provinces adjacent. The economic growth rate has been the first in Inner Mongolia for 15 consecutive years, and the per capita GDP exceeds that of Hong Kong.
There are various types of landforms, ranging from beautiful grasslands with green grass to open and open rolling plateaus. Alba white goats, dual-purpose cashmere goats, high net fleece rate, combing volume, good luster, soft feel. Accounting for 1/2 of the country's cashmere production in the country's first, the quality of the country's first
It is named for Lake Hulun and Lake Belle. The city's Hulunbeier Grassland is one of the world's four major grasslands, known as the world's best grassland, and one of the top 20 attractions for Chinese tourism. There are eight state-level first and second class trade ports, of which the Manzhouli Port is the largest land port in China.
As of 2015, Hulunbeier is under the jurisdiction of two municipal districts, four flags, three autonomous banners, and five cities.
8. Bayannur City
Located in the western part of Inner Mongolia, the city is rich in mineral, wind and sunshine resources. Sulfurous iron ore reserves ranked first in the country, is one of the richest wind energy resources in China. Agricultural exports rank first in Inner Mongolia, and it is the country's largest wool-free production base.
As of 2015, Bayannur City has one municipal district: Linhe District, two counties: Wuyuan County and Dengkou County, and four flags: Hangjin Houqi, Urat Qianqi, Urat Zhongqi, and Urat Houqi, under the jurisdiction of 59 sumu, townships, and nine streets. The city government is located in Linhe District.
9. Ulanqab City
It is located in the north of China, the center of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and is the closest city to Beijing. Bridging the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region from east to west, it is also China's major international gateway to Mongolia, Russia and Eastern Europe.
By 2010, the formation of power generation, transmission, substation, distribution facilities complete power grid system. The city has more than 20 power projects under construction and planning, including 13 thermal power projects and 7 wind power projects. Among the thermal power projects, 9 are captive power plants. The power industry is the pillar industry of Ulanqab.
As of today, Ulanqab has 1 district (Jining District), 1 city (Fengzhen City), 4 flags (Chahar Right-Wing Qianqi, Chahar Right-Wing Zhongqi, Chahar Right-Wing Houqi, and Siziwangqi), and 5 counties (Shangdu County, Hade County, Zhuozhi County, Liangcheng County, and Xinghe County), and ***11 counties and cities.
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The tourism resources of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region mainly consist of grasslands, scenic spots, deserts, lakes, forests and folk customs.
The forests are mainly located in the Daxingan Mountains; this tourism mainly includes Mongolian songs and dances, the three arts of Mongolian men-horse racing, wrestling, archery, Naadam and so on.
Sights and monuments include the Five Pagodas Temple, Dasho, Zhaojun's Tomb, Xilituzhao, Usutuzhao, and the White Pagoda in Hohhot, Wudangzhao and Meidaizhao in Baotou, the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan in YijinhuoLuo Banner, and Embukuji in Zuoqi Banner in Alashan.
Liao Shangjing, Liao Zhongjing and Daming Pagoda in Chifeng City, and Ga Xian Cave in Oroqen Autonomous Banner.
6. Natamo of Ertuoqqi
The Dai dance is a kind of southern dance, which is different from the northern dance in that the movements are atmospheric and bold, and the overall feeling is soft, shy and charming. Dai dance torso movements pay attention to the use of waist, hips, buttocks and knees. The essence of Dai Dance is the three curves -, i.e., the right five sides lifting the wrists and raising the palms, the left hooking the feet and holding the knees, bending the knees, bending the elbows, lifting the wrists, sending the hips, bending the hips slightly, dropping the head slightly and so on. This is a unique curve pattern. The dance movements often vibrate in a squatting position, with all the joints of the body bent, forming a unique three-curve dance style. Dai dance is a kind of dance with strong introspection, rigidity and flexibility, and outstanding toughness. Artists can always spray dance with a strong ethnic flavor. No matter how they change, they will never change from their ancestors, which is exactly where their artistic charm lies. Mongolian Dance Taiping Drums are made of donkey skin with brass rings, round or oval. The drum skin is painted with mountains, water, flowers or figures, decorated with pom-poms and spikes, and a small iron ring is tied at the small ring of the handle. The above harvest festival is performed by women in two forms: group dance and solo dance. When dancing, the left hand holds the drum handle horizontally, and the right hand holds a wolf-tooth stick, beating and jumping at the same time. The names of the movements include drum worship, horse running, sawing, throwing, cotton popping, lantern rolling, bird catching, stringing, ball rolling and so on. As the name suggests, this variety of drumming movements is closely related to the daily life of the working people. The body movements are generally exaggerated, and the basic dances are mostly up, down, diagonal and sideways with the waist as the axis. The dance steps are open, powerful and elastic, mixed with jumping, turning and other skills, and some skilled people can dance four or five drums at the same time, entangled in different parts of the body, with acrobatic colors. Lantern Dance, Bowl Dance is a kind of solo dance performed by women at festivals and gatherings of friends and relatives, mainly circulated in Ordos Grassland. Its formation is related to the Yuan miscellaneous drama "Inverted Lama". The note of "Old Stories of All Ages" wrote that there was inverted la opera in Yuan Dynasty, i.e., pipa and zheng were played by one person, and danced with ou lamps***. Visible its long history. In this regard, Lu Qing Ci Yun had used his words Man Fang Ting:The dancer is in a state of pride, two ou-shaped peaks with a lamp burning at the top. The mouth is more elegant, and the clapping is audible. It amazes as the whirling winds roll the snow and shake the crimson flowers. The face is extremely sad and sincere, and the four are invincible. Its gentle and graceful virtuosity is evident. This dance is limited by the venue (yurt) and props (lamp bowl), basically kneeling, sitting and standing in place. The performance is based on palming, picking, pulling and kneading, using hands, wrists, arms and shoulders, and tilting back and forth with the waist as the axis. Skilled people can also hold the lamp with both hands and do a shooting star-like coil while running quickly. At this time, the lamp flame is swaying, and the dance is light and smooth, full of unique charm. Daligan Bajad is the Ordos Grassland, where there is a folk ritual inviting blessings to bring good luck since ancient times. It is not only held in good years or war victories, it is to express gratitude and pray for peace and happiness. After the festival, all participants begin to enjoy singing and dancing on the grassland, often dancing deeper and deeper. The main movements include swinging arms and beating drums, kneeling and squatting to ask for peace, twisting and stomping, and walking sideways. It has a strong local flavor and sincerely expresses the joyful emotions and heroic spirit of the nomadic Mongolian people. Tea horse (commonly known as jumping god or catching ghosts) is a product of religious and cultural exchanges between Mongolia and Tibet. 16th century with the second half of the Xialu school (Huangjiao) Lamaism into, so far there has been a history of 400 years. In the long process of evolution and development, it has formed its own style. It is a kind of masquerade dance with the content of telling religious classic stories. There are many different shapes of characters, which are divided into two parts: the Big Chama (the main god) and the Small Chama
For example, Chigil (Wang Yan) dances with great vigor and ferocity, with sculptural gestures; the Deer Dance is majestic, spirited, athletic, skillful and competitive. The dance movements are flexible and free, sometimes jumping with the drums, sometimes making a show of acting comically. The body's ups and downs, the head's hanging, the hands of the circling dance, coordinated with each other, very charming. The Chama Dance is widely spread in Inner Mongolia, and most temples perform it during religious festivals. Its dance form has a wide influence and still plays a role in the creation, performance and teaching of Mongolian dance. Among the traditional Mongolian folk dances, Dian Dance is loved by people of all ethnic groups for its rich ethnic style and healthy and active artistic features. According to legend, a long time ago, a father and daughter lived alone on the Horqin grassland. Suddenly, the girl got a strange disease, delirious, abnormal behavior. After several treatments with no improvement, the old Abba had to use an oxcart to pull his daughter back to her hometown for medical treatment. On the way, the axle broke down, and her daughter her condition worsened and was about to die. Old Abba was so anxious that she ran around the cart, singing without crying. The singing attracted people in the neighborhood, and when they saw the scene, they all burst into tears, and they all followed the old Abba back, flinging their arms and stamping their feet, and walking around lamenting. Unexpectedly, the girl quietly got down from the oxcart and danced vigorously after the crowd. By now, she was sweating and recovering like new. The news spread and in the future, this method of singing and dancing was followed to treat young women with similar ailments and named Diane. It was also used in mass gatherings, such as begging for rain, offering Ovoo, and Naadam assemblies. It was widely spread and gradually developed into a group dance for free expression of thoughts, feelings and life. According to custom, in the early Diane dance performance venues, a broken axle wheel or wooden pole (meaning an object to avoid evil) would be erected in the center. Participants form a circle, holding a silk scarf in their right hand or pulling up the hem of their Mongolian robes, and sing and dance together with the leader (dancer). The melody is melodious, mellow and good at expressing emotions. The lyrics are rich, lively and full of improvisation. The main dance movements are: stepping on the foot to release the silk or lightly moving to the side: leaning forward to throw the silk, standing up to take a small kick forward: running in a circle while throwing the silk; doing a continuous suction leg jumping steps and throwing the silk to both sides, and so on. The Chopstick Dance is popular in Ertok Banner and Uttarakhand Banner of the Yimeng League, performed by men alone, and is mostly used in celebratory banquets. The dancers hold a pair of chopsticks in place with one or both hands and shake their shoulders rapidly as their legs flex and extend and their bodies sway from side to side. The arms are relaxed and fluid, and the dancers use the chopsticks to tap the hands, shoulders, waist, legs and other parts of the body, and then turn in a circle or move in a straight line in and out. The dance is spontaneous, with dexterous and varied movements of hitting the chopsticks. The climax of the dance is called entertainment. Yuju is popular in the Buryat Mongolian settlement in Hulunbeier League, and is performed as a group dance on traditional festivals or celebratory occasions. When dancing, men and women are half and half, holding hands in a row or circle, singing and dancing. The main movements are: shuffling, stomping and running and jumping. The body moves naturally and harmoniously, sometimes swinging from side to side, sometimes leaning back and forth. And with the Yu Hu er. The dance is bright and smooth, characterized by free stretching. Mongolian dance has its own characteristics, and there are other dances that express the ethnic customs such as horse racing, archery and wrestling. In a wide range of various types and styles of Tibetan dance, although all have their own unique personalities and inherent aesthetic requirements, but all contain the *** with the same essential elements and *** with the law of movement. This essential element and law constitute the aesthetic concept of the whole Tibetan dance. Shaking gt; Kai, Shun, left and Rao is a variety of Tibetan dance **** the same characteristics, or constitute the five elements of Tibetan dance
Dance rhythm of the basic common law in addition to the above main features, there are three steps and a change, before and after the step, before and after the turn, four steps. On the basis of this ****same law, different variations are produced, and different dance styles are formed through the manipulation of gestures, the rhythm of the waist, and the differences in music. Tibetan dance is rich in steps, which can be summarized as 12 basic steps such as rubbing, dragging, stepping, squatting, pinching, kicking, planing, kicking, sucking, spanning and twisting. The Tibetan dance gestures can be summarized as seven variations: pulling, yoyoing, swinging, circling, pushing, rising and lifting. The main techniques in Tibetan dance are: turn, turn, kick, fruit harmonic turn, cross leg turn, cross jump, grind, squat, kneel, tuck, turn before and after, twist before and after, twist across, turn over step by step, turn over step by step, point turn, cross turn, small jump, dead jump, big jump prone and so on.
7. Inner Mongolia Tourism Naadam
Ordos prairie, enjoy the Mongolian original life.
Nadam is a traditional Mongolian event. Naadam is the phonetic translation of the Mongolian language, which means entertainment and games to express the joy of harvest. Naam is a traditional activity enjoyed by the Mongolian people with distinctive national characteristics and rich regional features. It is an annual traditional event on the grassland and a festival of joy for the Mongolian people.
8. Inner Mongolia Grassland Naadam
2021 Inner Mongolia Naadam will be held in Darhan Maoming in Inner Mongolia Baotou City, Anlianqi. Naadam is an annual grassland event, the opening season is the most beautiful season of the grassland. Dalhan Maoming a banner of unity, belonging to a pastoral area. Want to experience Mongolian characteristics, in Naadamu once can see a lot of Mongolian characteristics of cultural activities, taste the authentic Mongolian food.
9. Inner Mongolia, Naadam in what place
Naadam starts on the fourth day of the sixth month of the lunar calendar every year, lasts for five days, is the grasslands of the annual traditional event.
Namu, in Mongolian, means entertainment or games to express the joy of a good harvest. Mongolian people from Inner Mongolia, Gansu, Qinghai and Xinjiang will take part in the event. Among them, Hulunbeier, Chenbaerhu Banner, Xinbaerhu Banner and Xinbaerhu Banner in Inner Mongolia are the most interesting.
The prototype of Nammu is an activity of the ancestors of the grassland in the process of sacrificing and blessing the ancestors of heaven and earth. During the time of Genghis Khan, his three skills of horseback riding, wrestling and archery became essential for the Mongolian army. As a horse-riding people, the review of Mongolian horse power is an activity in daily life. Wrestling had become a form of competition in which Mongols usually competed with each other.
From 2010 to 2010, the Naadam Conference began on the fourth day of the sixth lunar month every year (mostly in the horse farm lunar July and August, grass green flowers red sheep fat). This year, the fourth day of the sixth lunar month is July 13, the location is Hulunbeier.