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Advantages: The scenery is very good, there is water and sand, the children are very happy, and there are few people and no queues during the May Day holiday. Disadvantages: I bought the package in advance, and I found out that the package price is only 1 yuan lower than the total price of the individual projects. There is no need to buy the package at all. The projects are not very good, such as 80 yuan for camels, less than ten minutes, you must know that Crescent Lake 100 can sit for more than an hour, in contrast, the cost performance is extremely low; after getting on the desert off-road vehicle, the driver said that there is no need to wear seat belts in the back row. I thought it was just a slow drive out, but it turned out to be a whirlwind uphill and downhill in the desert. It is too dangerous not to wear seat belts! Overall, you can come to the desert for sightseeing, and the projects are average. Another thing you need to buy tickets for is the desert entertainment area, and the navigation also guides here. Engebei also has a desert ecological area, free to visit the Desert Science Museum and Camel Park, etc. There are also simulated war vehicles, the price is right, 30 yuan per person, a circle down 20 minutes, the children are very happy

Saihantala Grassland in Baotou. Saihantala (meaning "beautiful grassland" in Mongolian), a national 4A scenic area and Asia's largest original ecological grassland within a city, is located in the main urban area of ​​Baotou. Tens of thousands of acres of grassland are embedded in the city, with high-rise buildings and grassland forming a unified view, earning it the title of Baotou's urban green lung and a city landmark. • Area: Approximately 10,680 acres (712 hectares), with a main ring road about 10 kilometers long. Admission is free, and it is open all day. A visit of 3-4 hours is recommended. • Location: Located within the city, easily accessible by subway and bus, allowing you to experience grassland scenery without long journeys. Must-see attractions: 1. Unique landscape: A blend of pristine sparse forest grassland, four sandy river wetlands, reed marshes, and red willow forests. Free-range cattle, sheep, deer, rabbits, and migratory birds roam the park. Scenes of grazing cattle and sheep are commonplace, and the viewing platform offers panoramic views of the grassland meadows and the city skyline. 2. Feed the deer at the Sacred Deer Park – a family-friendly activity; Walk clockwise around Aobao Mountain three times for blessings, experiencing a strong atmosphere of prayer flags; Cycle around the lake, stroll along the wetland boardwalk, or choose a sightseeing bus; Horse riding, archery, and enjoy authentic Mongolian cuisine like hand-pulled mutton and milk tea in a yurt; Regularly held folk activities include Aobao worship ceremonies and equestrian performances. 3. Important Notes: The park is large, and walking alone takes a long time; most people rent bicycles. There is no mandatory spending. Locals often come for camping, picnics, and leisure exercise. The scenery is distinct in all four seasons, with summer being the best time to visit due to its lush greenery. You can also rent a shared bicycle outside; a 10km ride is very comfortable, and watching the beautiful grassland sunset is quite pleasant and romantic. Both above-ground and underground parking are convenient.

包头金街值得一去。首先是它的建筑古色古香。建筑风格晋，原因是因为早些年山西人闯包头的原因吧。第二是蒙古族特色小吃、特色产品多，比如牛肉干、奶片、奶茶、奶粉等等。第三是每到夜晚华灯初上的时候，金街两旁的灯全部亮起，朦胧中带着人间的烟火气，这个时候，商家的叫卖声，摩肩接踵的人群，年青人的嬉戏打闹声，充斥金街，仿佛天上人间。第四是金街街口正对面就是妙法禅寺，是佛、道寺庙，可以去看看。总之，包头金街值得一去，去后，绝对不虚此行！

After riding in a Type 59 tank at the northern military base, I took a taxi to the Baotou Museum. I stumbled upon the art gallery on the first floor, admiring many paintings before finally reaching the main museum via a small staircase. The museum lobby was spacious, with three exhibition halls each on the second and third floors, arranged neatly yet compactly. I specifically visited the museum's prized possession, a national first-class cultural relic—a Jingdezhen kiln blue-and-white porcelain jar with a peony scroll design, valued at tens to two hundred million yuan. While the museum may not have a vast collection, there are certainly some exquisite pieces, making it worth the trip.

Having been there and seen it, the obsession has been let go. I always wanted to see it again. I was afraid it would disappear one day. Looking up, I marveled at the wisdom of the ancients. Those who appreciate architecture will certainly not be disappointed.

There is nothing more thrilling and exciting than seeing the Yellow River.

The ancient city is beautiful at night with the lights on, and all the attractions are within walking distance. There are many restaurants and popular eateries, but expect to wait over an hour during peak hours. Supermarkets are scarce within the ancient city; delivery is the only option if you need food.

In mid-October, the Huitengxile Grassland was ablaze with yellow grass, the wind was strong, and tourists were few, lending the landscape a sense of vastness and tranquility. We chartered a car to enter the grassland, our first stop being the Niubaba Scenic Area. Without the hustle and bustle of peak season, the grassland revealed its true nature. Driving along the Windmill Avenue, huge white windmills lined the road, turning slowly in the wind, creating a picturesque scene against the golden grassland. The white yurts stood out against the backdrop of the grassland; the nearby lake was serene, with withered grass swaying on the banks, adding a unique autumnal charm. Along the way, we also saw vast golden pine forests, sunlight filtering through the branches and casting dappled shadows; herds of cattle and sheep grazed peacefully. Though the wind was strong, it couldn't dispel the vastness and serenity. Late autumn in Huitengxile, while lacking the lush green of summer, offered a truly pure grassland experience with its golden hues, open spaces, and free-flowing winds.

During the Spring Festival, the lantern festival and traditional song and dance performances were impressive and charming, and the crowds were quite large, making it very lively. There were also float parades, allowing you to see the performers up close. The ancient city wall is very long, and if you like walking, you can walk and practice on it.

I think it's worth a visit for those who like deserts. I've lived in Wuhai for several years but never officially visited. But this trip was quite breathtaking. It's probably even more beautiful in summer. Overall, the experience was alright.