Things to note when traveling to Inner Mongolia

Inner Mongolia is a place that many people like. Inner Mongolia is a place with a relatively large population of ethnic minorities. Inner Mongolia can also be regarded as a tourist destination. Many people will travel to Inner Mongolia during holidays to see the beautiful prairie, which will make people feel relaxed and happy. The beautiful scenery of Inner Mongolia can relieve the pressure in people's lives. But you should pay attention when going to Inner Mongolia. Inner Mongolia is a plateau area, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is relatively large. What are the precautions for traveling to Inner Mongolia? Let’s take a look at it next.

1. Weather precautions

1. Inner Mongolia is a plateau area with large temperature difference between morning and evening and unpredictable weather. You need to bring a coat and rain gear.

2. The temperature difference is large, so bring cold-proof clothing to prevent catching a cold in the morning and evening;

3. Inner Mongolia is about 1,500 meters above sea level. The sunlight is strong from June to September, so you should bring sunglasses, parasols and sunscreen.

4. Summer rainfall is concentrated in July, August and September, so you should bring warm clothes and rain gear;

2. Wearing precautions

1. It is best to bring spring and summer clothes;

2. It is best to wear long pants instead of sandals.

3. If you plan to ride a horse on the prairie, you must prepare gloves, trousers, hiking shoes, and place valuable items such as cameras and mobile phones. Be sure to listen to the instructions of the horse officer and pay attention to personal safety.

3. Equipment you should bring

1. Inner Mongolia is located inland with a dry climate. You can bring some laxatives, motion sickness medicine, lip balm and women's skin care products;

2. Drink plenty of water in Inner Mongolia. If you are worried about the soil and water in the grassland, you can bring purified water;

3. At the same time, bring sunglasses, sun hats, sunscreen, lip balm, cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, aspirin and other emergency items;

4. Safety precautions

1. When participating in grassland activities, special attention should be paid to safety, especially strenuous activities such as horse riding and camel riding;

2. When visiting Xiangshawan, please put valuables such as watches, mobile phones, cameras, etc. in your bag to prevent fine sand from entering and damaging the equipment;

5. Dietary precautions

1. The food in Inner Mongolia is relatively heavy, so it is best to bring some convenient dishes such as mustard tuber;

2. The Mongolians have been a hospitable nation since ancient times. When distinguished guests arrive, they will be greeted with wine. If they do not drink, they must accept the silver bowl as a sign of politeness.

3. Try not to drink alcohol during lunch on the grassland (especially for guests who want to ride horses) to avoid affecting the afternoon activities.

6. Customs and precautions

1. Inner Mongolia is a minority region with many customs and taboos, so please be careful in what you say and do;

2. Respect the living customs of ethnic minorities;