Hulun Buir Grasslands Come Alive with Galloping Horses
On the windswept grasslands of Hulun Buir in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia, wild horses gallop freely, symbolizing vitality and prosperity ahead of the upcoming Year of the Horse.
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Inside Alxa Right Banner’s Annual Camel Trek
Explore the annual camel migration in Alxa Right Banner’s grasslands, where herders track camels by hump shape and family brands and share heartwarming nomadic moments.
From Beijing to Ulanqab: Discover Inner Mongolia’s Volcanic Grasslands
Just two hours by high-speed rail from Beijing, Ulanqab offers volcanic grasslands, nomadic vibes, and epic stargazing above an ancient volcano.
Discover Ulanqab: Volcanic Grasslands & Starry Nights
Dive into Ulanqab’s volcanic grasslands: a two-hour high-speed rail ride from Beijing to sea-like steppes, glamping yurts, and starry nights over ancient volcanoes.
Ulanqab Grasslands: A Living Symphony of Herds in the Chinese mainland’s Steppe
Explore the Ulanqab Grasslands in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia region, where shepherds’ calls and roaming herds create a living symphony across the steppe.
Laoli Lake: The Grassland’s Crystal Mirror
Discover Laoli Lake in the Chinese mainland’s Inner Mongolia region, where sunrise birdsong and minimalist architecture reflect serene steppes and open skies.
Intensifying Droughts May Wreck Grasslands Worldwide
A new 28-country study led by a Chinese research team reveals that longer, harsher droughts can cause grasslands worldwide to collapse instead of adapt.
Ulanqab’s Volcanoes: Ancient Lava Meets Verdant Grasslands
Discover Ulanqab’s volcanic landforms, where lava plateaus rise from emerald grasslands, crafting a canvas of time and epic vistas.
Xinjiang’s Rural Makeover: Justice Wheels Roll Across Narat Grasslands
On the Narat grasslands of Xinjiang, roads, schools and now a mobile courtroom show how rural modernization speaks louder than distant doubts.
Poems from Ili: Where Snowy Peaks & Grasslands Sing
Discover Ili’s epic poem: from snow-capped peaks to grasslands, where Kazakh crafts and Uygur stand-up comedy weave nature and culture into living verses.