Huitengxile: A cool summer escape in Inner Mongolia

Huitengxile Grassland boasts lush alpine meadows and vibrant summer scenery. [Photo/Inner Mongolia Daily]
Looking for a cool escape this summer? Head to Huitengxile Grassland in Ulaanqab city, North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region, where the average summer temperature is a refreshing 18 C.
As one of the world's rare alpine meadow grasslands, Huitengxile sits at an average altitude of 2,100 meters. Endless green meadows, blooming wildflowers, rolling wind farms, and the spectacular Ninety-Nine Springs volcanic lake cluster create breathtaking scenery throughout the season.

Tourists pose for a photo in Huitengxile Grassland. [Photo/Inner Mongolia Daily]
Beyond its natural beauty, Huitengxile offers a wide range of immersive experiences. Visitors can enjoy traditional ethnic performances, savor the famous Zhama Banquet, spend the night in grassland lodges beneath a star-filled sky, or simply unwind in the cool mountain breeze.
With upgraded tourism facilities, smart travel services, and a growing selection of leisure experiences, Huitengxile has become one of North China's top summer destinations — offering the perfect blend of nature, culture, and relaxation, just a few hours from capital Beijing.

Visitors tour Huitengxile Grassland by sightseeing vehicle. [Photo/Inner Mongolia Daily]
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