Many people want to visit Mongolia, but they don't have a good strategy. Let me give you a simple and rude strategy. What's my first day? Baita Airport? Infinite Jokhang Temple? Plug into the old street? Mosque (not open)? Islamic street? Moore dungeon. Mongolian snacks can be eaten here. Dairy products are very fragrant. Cheese cakes, milk skins and baked milk skin cakes are recommended. There are no temples. Most of the streets are antique shops, and only a few shops are opened sporadically. Generally speaking, they are ordinary commercial streets and shopping malls. Few people are affected by the epidemic and they are very leisurely.

the next day? Riding on the Silla grassland? Cableway Bonfire party? The yurt I live in has its own hot pot and snacks. There are many mosquitoes and bees on the grassland, because Haibo Gao is cool while being exposed to the sun, and it is extremely cold when the sun goes down at night, so you need to wear down jackets. On the third day, we went to Kubuqi Desert to drive off-road vehicles and motorcycles, ride camels, and lived in Jinxin Apartment, which was very beautiful and elegant, with only a few dozen people per capita. The environment was very good. Dinner is a traditional dish that looks tall. After eating it, there is still a lot left, and only 6+ per capita. I set off from the grassland at 8: 3 in the morning and arrived in the desert at 2 pm, and I sat down with a pain in my ass. Inner Mongolia is really too big, so there will be many post stations on the roadside for people to rest, and there are also many public toilets on the roadside in the urban area, which are beautifully decorated and clean.

general museum on the fourth and fifth days? Inner Mongolia Museum? Baita Airport, Xiyuan Shaomai Restaurant for breakfast. This store only buys mutton Shaomai, which is delicious. The mutton in Shaomai is square and big. The lunch is Deshunyuan, and the cold oat noodle is a bit bitter, which is different from what I ate in Xibei. It is my dish. In fact, there is nothing interesting in Inner Mongolia. I wanted to ride my bike into the university, but I couldn't enter the epidemic. At the last stop, Inner Mongolia Museum, I bought a lot of handwritten letters in it. Because I could try them and the price was cheap, I sent postcards in a hurry a few minutes before closing. It's sunny and cool, but not hot! Perfect summer resort, I like the weather here very much, but it's a little dry, so I need to apply more masks and replenish more water. Most of the rough people in the north are very thoughtful and have a good service attitude. My little sisters are tall and slim, and I am a dwarf here. In the urban area, Didi and * * * enjoy bicycles, and it is not convenient to take the bus and subway. To go to grasslands and deserts, you can report to a local group or charter a car. The main attractions worth visiting are grasslands and deserts, and there are not many scenic spots in urban areas, so it is enough to stay for one day. The price is super civilian! The average person who eats too many dishes at a big meal is about 5.

In short, if you go to Inner Mongolia, you must prepare some clothes and snacks in advance, because the temperature difference there is sometimes high in the morning and evening, so you must pay attention to protection during the epidemic. When you are young, you must go where you want to go, see the boundless grassland and feel the magic and beauty of nature.