Designated as a national 5A-level war memorial park (often called “war-themed park” in China), the Hailar Memorial Park of the World Anti-Fascist War in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia autonomous region, covers a total area of 110 hectares.
In May 1939, as part of its “Northern Expansion Plan” aimed at occupying Mongolia and the Soviet Far East, the Imperial Japanese Army launched a military campaign in the Nomonhan-Burd region of Xin Barga Left Banner,
The Yili Grassland Dairy Culture Museum is the only museum in China dedicated to showcasing the evolution of dairy culture.
The Baotou Museum is a comprehensive cultural institution that showcases the rich human heritage and the evolution of civilization in western Inner Mongolia.
The Hulunbuir Museum is a comprehensive cultural institution with four distinct branches: the Hulunbuir Historical Museum, the Hulunbuir National Museum, the Hulunbuir Museum of Natural History, and the under-construction Inner Mongolia Mongolian Origin Museum.
Established in 1997, the Alshaa Museum is a comprehensive institution that emphasizes history and art, combining collection, exhibition, research, public education, and cultural exchanges.
The Inner Mongolia Museum of Natural History is the autonomous region's first large-scale, comprehensive natural history museum.
The Hohhot Museum oversees six distinct museum venues, each with unique features and historical significance.
The Laoniuwan Yellow River Grand Canyon Tourist Area in the Southwest of Qingshuihe county, Hohhot, capital of North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, spans 9.5 square kilometers