Half grassland, half desert - even Genghis Khan chose this place.

Ordos originated from the name of a tribe, which was the direct line of Genghis Khan during his lifetime. After the death of the Khan, they were responsible for guarding the mausoleum and offering sacrifices. When you come to Ordos, you must visit the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, pay homage to the hero of the generation, and listen to the guide tell his legend. Half of it is a desert, with yellow sand all over the sky. It's exciting to ride a jeep in the sand; the other half is a grassland. The boldness of the Mongols, the boldness of the horseback nation, can be instantly appreciated from the costumes, the eyebrows, or the performances on the grassland. The mutton on the grassland is tender and not woody, fat but not greasy. It can be boiled in white water or braised in brown sauce. Generally, tourists from the mainland have not eaten it.