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  Five traditional Inner Mongolian dances and their history

  2017-04-28

  Inner Mongolian people love dancing and singing and have created many kinds of dances.

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  Sacrificial ceremony to Hasar Khan

  2015-10-30

  Hasar Memorial Hall, located at the foot of Shaorong Mountain, is considered to be a consecrated sacrificial site. Sacrificial offerings at hall are dedicated to the extraordinary character of Hasar Khan.

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  Baotou dough modeling

  2015-10-29

  Baotou dough modeling is listed among the city’s intangible cultural heritage items in June 2012.

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  Errentai Opera in Baotou

  2015-10-29

  Errentai Opera is a traditional Chinese folk opera from Shanxi province which was developed in the west Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Shanxi, Shaanxi and Hebei provinces.

• Marriage customs in Baotou

  2015-10-29

  Marriage customs in Baotou combine ethnic culture, unique folk customs and melodious singing and dancing with hilarious activities. It embodies the diligence, courage and intelligence of Inner Mongolians.

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  Sugar-blowing sculpture

  2015-10-29

  Sugar-blowing sculpture is a traditional handicraft long popular all over China, especially in Tianmen city and Mianyang city (present-day Xiantao city) of Central China’s Hubei province.

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  Matouqin music

  2015-05-11

  The instrument has a long history, and it was quite popular with the Mongolian people during the early period of the 13th century.

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  Sihu music

  2015-05-11

  The sihu, a bowed instrument, is so named because of its four strings and it is commonly found in Inner Mongolia.

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  Mongolian long tune

  2015-05-11

  Urtin Duu or the 'Long Tune' is a historical Mongolian folk music song dating back to the 7th century AD.