Top 50 Best Things to Do near Bayannur

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Western Dream Canyon is located in Aolunbulage Town, Alxa Left Banner, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is a natural scenic area that integrates Danxia landforms, unique rock formations, and cultural relics. Major attractions include the Seven-Colored Sacred Mountain, Human Root Peak, Stone Camel, Divine Water Cave, Mother Gate Cave, Red Pagoda Temple, Beacon Tower, Bel Lake, Bule Temple, and General's Tomb, among dozens of other natural and cultural landscapes.

漠盐陌语

Autumn Arrives at Wuhai Lake The name of this lake carries a hint of the ruggedness of the north. Wuhai, Wuhai, always evokes images of the iron-colored Gobi Desert or deep coalfields. However, when autumn's footsteps touch this land, it gathers back all the clamor and heat of summer, transforming into a serene and voluptuous woman, gently, yet deeply, nestling a vast expanse of azure in the embrace of the plateau. I chose a sunny afternoon and walked alone to the lakeside. The poplar trees along the road were already adorned in mottled robes. Some leaves stubbornly clung to the last vestiges of summer's green, while others had turned completely golden, and still others, impatient, had been tinged with a blush by the autumn frost, like the cheeks of a drunken youth. The wind was cool, like a mint candy, refreshingly brushing against your skin. The leaves rustled softly in the cool breeze, occasionally a few fluttering and swirling as they bid farewell to the branches, their movements devoid of any lingering attachment, instead displaying a serene acceptance born of understanding. They fell to the ground, forming a soft path, rustling underfoot like autumn's most whispered secret. Upon reaching the lake, a sudden burst of light filled the air, and the heart expanded accordingly. The water was an almost unreasonable shade of blue. It was a serene, profound blue, as if the essence of the entire sky had been settled and dissolved within it. Unlike the shallow, alluring waters of southern spring, it possessed a philosophical depth, lying quietly, silent, yet making one feel one's own insignificance. The sunlight, no longer the fiery, glaring light of summer, became a gentle, golden stream, spreading across the wide lake surface, shattering into countless leaping scales. Where the wind passes, the water's surface ripples with incredibly fine, soft waves, and the millions of golden scales shimmer and flicker, like a vast, crumpled piece of blue silk embroidered with tiny golden flowers. In the distance lies the famous Ulan Buh Desert. Now, it lies quietly on the opposite shore of the lake, its fierce energy softened by the autumn light. The lines of the dunes, in the afternoon sun, appear exceptionally gentle, like the docile back of a sleeping giant. The sand is a pale golden yellow, contrasting boldly yet harmoniously with the azure of the lake and the blue of the sky. That water and sand, one soft, one hard; one moist, one dry, can remain so intertwined, guarding each other for millennia, is itself a miracle. On the lakeshore, several clumps of reeds, topped with clusters of white fluff, swayed gently in the wind, their slender, graceful forms like hermits from ancient paintings, exuding a serene and detached air. I walked slowly along the lakeshore and saw several anglers, sitting by the water like statues, their patience seemingly deeper than the lake itself. A mother, with her toddler, tossed pebbles into the shallows; the child's clear laughter, like a string of silver bells, rolled across the water and carried far. Everything slowed down, quieted down. The hustle and bustle of the city, the disturbances of life, seemed to be filtered away by the clear autumn waters and the vast sky, leaving only a transparent, tranquil leisure. Suddenly, Liu Yuxi's lines came to mind: "Since ancient times, autumn has been associated with sorrow and desolation, but I say that autumn days surpass spring mornings." This scene, this feeling, could perhaps not be more fitting for this state of mind. Autumn here lacks the bleakness of "grass and trees withering and decaying," instead offering a full and serene conclusion. It's a gathering, a settling, internalizing the vibrancy and passion of spring and summer into a deep, tranquil power. As the sun dips below the horizon and darkness descends, a different scene unfolds. A magnificent sunset paints the western sky with vibrant hues—orange-red, magenta, and gold—weaving a splendid tapestry, all reflected on the mirror-like surface of Wuhai Lake. At that moment, the world seems to overflow with a cup of rich, fine wine, the air itself brimming with intoxicating light and color. The lake's blue deepens, almost inky, while the desert's silhouette, backlit, becomes a silent, paper-cut-like line. Night finally settles, and I turn to return. The path I came by is now bathed in the thin twilight and the clear moonlight. Looking back at the lake, it has merged with the vast sands and the boundless night into a deep, misty expanse, where only the eternal, gentle lapping of the shore can be heard. Autumn arrives at Wuhai Lake, bringing not a message of decay, but a profound, majestic, and serene beauty. It tells you that while the vibrancy of life is delightful, only in tranquility can one see their truest reflection. This pool of autumn water on the northern plateau is the best vessel for my heart.

吃菠菜的鱼呀

As a parent of a boy, it was worth taking him here. He loved it and looked at everything. There weren't many entertainment facilities inside, just some retired aircraft and cannons.

大头

Not as good as the scenery of Chunhui Mountain a little farther from the city, but the city is really convenient. Also note that there was a road that people stepped out of, and there was a grassland scenic spot written next to it. I thought I could get to the farthest road. As a result, the grass became deeper and the same as people. The same high, and the original road turned back... (Figure 3, please note)

crazyfever

This is my second time here, this time with my three-year-old. Since we've never seen such a large beach before, we had a lot of fun. However, for adults, the other activities are all paid, so the value for money isn't quite right.

Anonymous user

I thought it was the kind of wildlife park where you could drive in, but it turns out the animals are still kept in cages. It's a good place to visit if you have kids, but adults don't need to go.

吃饱满面的仙女

I went to Kangbashi Museum some time ago, and it was really amazing! As soon as I walked to the front of the museum, I was attracted by the unique architectural shape, which looked like a rock that had been polished by time and had a special sense of history. After entering, the various exhibits were dazzling. There were ancient bronzes, exquisite ceramics, and precious calligraphy and paintings. Listening to the story behind these exhibits introduced by the guide, it was as if I traveled through time and space, and personally experienced the long history and splendid culture of Ordos. I felt very rewarding. I sincerely recommend everyone to go and have a look!

有理喻的人0

I specifically visited this place because of the opening credits of "A Chinese Odyssey." Seeing Zixia boating among the reeds, accompanied by a melodious tune, brought back memories of thirty years ago. It takes about an hour to drive here from Yinchuan. The price is a bit expensive; the entrance fee plus transportation costs nearly 200 yuan per person. It feels overdeveloped, with too many unnecessary facilities added for commercial purposes, disrupting the original tranquility and serene natural beauty. The roaring seaplanes and speedboats, and the incredibly long return trip (from the island to the sand dunes to the pier, it takes about 20 to 30 minutes to walk). If you're short on time, this isn't a must-see attraction in Yinchuan.

吃饱满面的仙女

Traveling to Ordos, the Ordos Museum really left a deep impression on me! When I got off the bus, I was attracted by its unique architectural appearance, like a large stone that has been through the years, especially with a sense of design. After entering, the exhibits inside are called a rich, from fossils in ancient times to various exquisite cultural relics in ancient times, and then to modern historical objects, it is like crossing the history of Ordos. After a round, I have a deeper understanding of Ordos' past and feel great.

吃饱满面的仙女

I went to the Kangbashi tourist area and was really surprised! The planning here is superb, the streets are spacious and clean, the building is unique, integrating Mongolian characteristics and modern design, the Ordos Museum, the Grand Theatre, etc., are very popular. The music fountain of Ulan Mulun Lake is super shocking, and the 800-meter super long water curtain dances with the music, super cool. Walking by the lake in the evening, watching the sunset, full of fireworks, so pleasant!