Hohhot: The Pearl of Grassland
Altan Khan made a major participation when he founded Hohhot in the 16th century which is famous for being a cultural and historical city and a place of more than 50 temples. Hohhot, China is also known as the pearl of the grassland and the natural environment is notably stunning. Aside from the amazing natural landscape, visitors can choose to fly in the city with Hohhot Baita International Airport, situated 9 miles to the east of the city and 5.5 kilometers from the renowned Temple of the Five Pagodas.
Best Time to Visit
The weather in Hohhot, China is mainland with four specific seasons and considerable climate between day and night. The winter weather in Hohhot is cold and longer which boots and leather jackets are needed. The best time to visit Hohhot is from April to October and the best time to go the grassland is between July and early September with a fair weather. Popular festivals in Hohhot China are Mongolian New Year which is also Chinese Spring Festival, Nadam Festival or Nadam Fair which is celebrated annually in mid-summer, Aobao Festival and Zhaojun Cultural Festival.
What to Do & Area Attractions
In a place of prehistoric stories, Dazhao Temple is in the historical centre of Hohhot. This is the first temple in Hohhot with a record of over 400 years. The temple is completely designed after a Tibetan Lama Temple. You can also have a breathtaking view when you explore Hasuhai Lake which is also called the “West Lake North of the Great Wall”. Travellers can take cruise ships and boats to have a good time with the beautiful views. Travellers can also watch football games in Hohhot People’s Stadium that can hold 30,000 individuals and is located alongside Qingcheng Park. Get to stay at the 5-star Shangri-La Hotel, Hohhot or the picturesque Inner Mongolia Jinjiang International.