What is it like to visit Mongolia?

Located in the center of Ulaanbaatar, Gaden Monastery is the largest temple in Mongolia. The predecessor of Ulaanbaatar City, the Great Kulen, was gradually developed into a town on the basis of Ganden Monastery. The most eye-catching in the temple is the big Buddha of Zhang Ranze, this Buddha is 28 meters high, the whole body is gilded, inlaid with a large number of precious stones, the momentum is majestic, magnificent, it is the national treasure of Mongolia.

Mongolia is located in the Mongolian Plateau at an average altitude of 1,600 meters, the climate is dry, and the sun is strong in the middle of summer, so please bring sun umbrellas, sunscreen hats, sunglasses, sunscreen and other sunscreen items. Mongolia has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, please bring one or two more long-sleeved clothes, the rainy season is concentrated in the month, and prepare rain gear for travel.

Due to the great differences between Mongolian and domestic eating habits, the diet is mainly Mongolian and Western food (chopsticks are not provided), and if you are not used to it, you can bring some food by yourself. There are few local fruits and the price is very expensive, so tourists can bring some of their own.

Terlegit is located 80 km east of Ulaanbaatar, in a nature reserve in the Kent Mountains. There are larch, reddish mountains and yellow-green moss, peculiar highland vegetation, huge yurt restaurants, rivers, and unique natural landscapes such as Samyu Cave, Turtle Rock, and Magic Stone.

The traffic in Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia, is a bit congested, with few streets and many vehicles, and some drivers are in a hurry.

I went with a group at the beginning of this month, and this is my first experience of such a trip, which is really great. And the golden autumn of Mongolia is super beautiful, the autumn and winter scenes can be seen, and the beautiful ones should not be wanted.

Mongolians eat quietly, and they are very disgusted by loud noises during meals, so in order to avoid unpleasant things, please try to keep your voice low when eating in a restaurant.

Smoking is prohibited in Mongolia, and smoking is prohibited in public places (no smoking during meals, on Mongolian trains, train platforms, etc.), especially within 500 meters of the school, and those found to smoke will be fined about 200 yuan.

I haven't been there yet, but I will experience it if I have the money and time.

I've been there a few times and have a bit of a experience.

1: Mongolia is a little better than you think, of course, similar to the small cities in the Northeast. August is the best season to visit, it's cool and you need to bring long-sleeved clothes.

2: If you have money, you can live well, the general hotel conditions are worse than the country, but the best is similar to the country, 3 stars or more is very good, of course, ** is also very expensive, many are settled in US dollars.

3: Mongolian play is to go to the grassland, you can live in a yurt, ride a horse, you can hunt, you can eat authentic mutton in Mongolia, I have never eaten such delicious mutton. \

There are yurts for tourism in the grasslands near the city, you can rent one, and there are horse rentals nearby.

4: There are no souvenirs to buy, it seems that there is a place that sells cashmere sweaters, the travel agency will take you there, the things are better than the domestic ones, ** not too expensive.

Other things are basically imported from neighboring countries, so don't buy them, and there are some small handicrafts that you can buy and give away.

5: The restaurant is very expensive, vegetables ** and mutton beef ** are about the same, it is recommended to eat more meat and less vegetables.

6: Mongolia is more hostile to China, so don't walk outside alone, and don't go out at night.

7: There are still some taboos, you should ask the tour guide when you arrive. The tour guide will explain it to you.

It is also best to talk to the travel agency, the Mongolian language is not understood, the cultural level is relatively low, and many people do not understand English and Chinese.

You can bring US dollars, RMB is fine, and local currency can be exchanged at banks in Mongolia.

Mongolia is very good, one of the five most beautiful places to visit recommended by LP.

The main thing is that the natural scenery is more beautiful, if you like natural scenery and traditional culture, Mongolia is a good country.

The main thing is the nomadic life that has not changed for thousands of years, and this world is relatively difficult to find.

Many European backpackers linger in Mongolia every year.

All kinds of B&Bs and hostels are full in summer.

If you want to have a good time in Mongolia, it is best to drive or travel by motorcycle.

Saying that Mongolia is unsafe is basically inferiority complex, but it is actually very friendly to tourists.

I've been there many times.

August is the right time to visit Mongolia. Mongolia has a special Mongolian meal, the taste is very good, in August you can just take refuge in Mongolia in the summer, looking at it from afar, a green steppe, cattle and sheep walk in the grassland, you can also ride a horse and gallop on the grassland, especially enjoyable. As for the accommodation conditions, if you travel by car, you can choose to stay in a hotel, the conditions are naturally good, if you want to save a little, you can choose a yurt, experience the life of the Mongolian people, it is also very good.

Inner Mongolia, referred to as "Mongolia", the full name of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the People's Republic of China provincial-level administrative region, the capital is Hohhot. From 126°04 east longitude in the east, 97°12 east longitude in the west, spanning 28°52 longitude; It starts at 37°24 north latitude in the south and reaches 53°23 north latitude in the north. It is adjacent to Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Ningxia and Gansu in the east, south and west, spanning the three norths (northeast, north and northwest), and is close to Beijing and Tianjin; It is bordered to the north by Mongolia and the Russian Federation.

The total area of the region is 10,000 square kilometers, with 9 prefecture-level cities and 3 leagues, and a permanent population of 10,000 (at the end of 2016).

In general, it's basically not fun, it's just that there is grass.

1.Yurt.

2.Orkhon River Valley.

3.Hala and Ringu.

4.Ulaanbaatar.

5.Gobi Desert.

6.Mongolian steeds.

7."Naadam" conference.

8.Mongolian Trans-Railway.

9.Lake Khuvsgul.

10.Bogda Khan Hermitage.

1.Yurts: Mongolia still follows the traditional way of life of the nomadic people. Staying overnight in a yurt is a must-have for tourists.

2.Orkhon Valley: The valley takes its name from the Orkhon River that flows through it.

In 2004, the Orkhon Valley was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The valley is dotted with pasturelands, and the ruins of buildings bear the history of the Mongols who settled here since the 6th century AD.

3.Hala Horin: Located in the Orkhon River Valley, Hala Horin was once the capital of the Mongol Empire, founded in 1235 by the Great Khan Ögedei.

4.Ulaanbaatar: Ulaanbaatar is the capital of Mongolia and is home to about 1 3 of Mongolia's population. Ulaanbaatar has many landmarks, such as the National Museum of Mongolia, the Winter Palace of Bogda Khan.

5.Gobi Desert: The Gobi Desert occupies nearly 1 3 of Mongolia's land area and contains countless treasures: dinosaur fossils, magical glacier canyons, abandoned temples, and more.

6.Mongolian Horses: Horseback riding has been a mode of transportation for Mongolians for thousands of years and is part of their culture. Horseback riding is a great way to get close to nature and is one of the best ways for travelers to explore the country.

7.Naadam Congress: Mongolia hosts the Naadam Congress in Ulaanbaatar on July 11 and 12 every year. The Naadam Games revolve around four traditional sports: horse racing, wrestling, archery and galaha.

8.Mongolian Trans-Railway: A long train trip through the Mongolian plateau with a local is another way to explore the country.

9.Khuvsgul Lake: Located in the northern part of Mongolia, Khuvsgul Lake is a sacred natural beauty that attracts countless tourists. Horseback riding, kayaking, fishing or hiking are all great experiences.

10.Bogda Khan Hermitage: Located in Ulaanbaatar, the Bogda Khan Hermitage is one of the most important museums in the history of Mongolia. The museum presents the political and religious history of Mongolia from the 17th to the 20th centuries.

Everything in Outer Mongolia is fun, the environment is first-class, and the tourism is very good. Our classmates have been there, and it is safer to go with the group, and go back to the hotel early in the evening to rest, and not to wander the streets alone. If a person speaks Chinese on the street, he will immediately be noticed, and if he is unlucky, he will be koped by the local ruffian, and there are many local ruffians.

When you go to a supermarket or a restaurant, you can't speak Chinese, and that's dangerous. It's better to pretend to be deaf and dumb. If you go with the group, you don't have to worry about these things.

A lot of people I know go there and get robbed and beaten for no reason. Luckily, they all came alive. First of all, on the train, you will be abused by the train attendant, and then you may be fined by the train police.

Because you eat melon seeds and throw the skin, or play poker and shout too loudly or something. When you finally get off the train, you may encounter thieves. If you have stolen something, you may call the police, and the police will take you to the police station and ask you about it, and they will teach you a lesson, and finally you will be chased back.

This is the consequence of not following the group. The older generation of Mongolians, the middle-aged and the elderly, are not so unfriendly to the Chinese, they are still very friendly, but the young people today are not friendly to the Chinese. Russia plays a certain role here, and Russia is also a country that excludes China, and it is all brought by Russia.

Inner Mongolia is nothing too good, it has been destroyed and mined. The tourism resources cannot be compared with Mongolia at all.

Xiangshawan Tourist Attraction Xiangshawan is located in the Golden Triangle of Shaanxi, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia, with an area of 24 square kilometers, and is located in the center of the "Golden Triangle" Development Zone of Hohhot, Baotou and Ordos, and is known as the "Golden Button on the Golden Belt of the Yellow River". Xiangshawan was opened up as a tourist attraction in January 1984, and was rated as a national 4A-level tourist attraction by the National Tourism Administration in 2002 and a national 5A-level tourist attraction in January 2011. It is a natural ecological and leisure resort scenic spot.

The Hulunbuir Grassland in Inner Mongolia is a place of beautiful scenery and pleasant scenery, with endless greenery, the rolling Great Khing'an Mountains, and the beautiful and rich Hulun Lake and Bear Lake. It is praised as the northern jasper and a paradise on earth.

Genghis Khan's Mausoleum covers an area of about hectares, but it is quite distinctive, and is a major tourist attraction in Inner Mongolia, China.

Founded in 2014, Manzhouli Sino-Russian Border Tourist Area covers an area of 5 million square meters, is one of the key brand tourist attractions in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and was rated as a national 5A-level tourist attraction in October 2016, the third in the autonomous region and the first 5A scenic spot in Hulunbuir. The tourist area is composed of the National Gate Scenic Area and the Matryoshka Scenic Area, which brings together the essence of Chinese red culture, Russian style culture, Mongolian Yuan culture and border trade culture, forming a unique tourism and leisure base with northern Xinjiang characteristics.

The green prairie, come to Inner Mongolia to have these fun places.

The grasslands and lakes of Inner Mongolia are all closed landscapes, what is the fun place? Here's a detailed guide.

Let's go to Chifeng, where there are grasslands, Haizi, Saiwai Stone Forest, horse farms, hot springs, and windmills. Everything you want to see on the prairie, you can see there. It's not far from Beijing, 5 or 6 hours by train.

Go to see the grassland, live in a yurt.

1.Do it yourself: The visa fee for a single ordinary visa is 405 yuan, and you need to have a Mongolian invitation letter, but the invitation letter is not easy to find, you can try to contact the hotel in Ulaanbaatar, and a certain handling fee may be charged. However, this method is laborious and personally not recommended.

2.Travel agency **office, ** around 600-700. If there is a plan to travel to Mongolia + Russia, these ** can usually be handled by Ziyan loss.

Location: Embassy of Mongolia in Beijing (Beijing), Consulate General in Hohhot, Consulate General in Erenhot, Consular Office in Shanghai.

Visa requirements: passport valid for at least 6 months, visa application form collected at the Zaoliang Embassy, invitation letter from the Mongolian side, and 2 two-inch ** with a white background.

Transit visa: If you take the Trans-Siberian Railway to Russia, you need to apply for a transit visa, which lasts for 72 hours from the date of entry and cannot be extended. A copy of the visa, train or air ticket of the final destination is also required to apply for a transit visa, and an invitation letter is not required.

In general, it is necessary to pay attention to frequent changes of clothes, as well as sand prevention! Dust! Violent!