When Film and TV Meet Inner Mongolia

Countless breathtaking landscapes have turned this region into a hotspot for film and variety show locations! Come to Inner Mongolia and step into the shoes of your favorite on-screen characters. Gallop across the vast grasslands featured in blockbusters, touch the yurts and oboos you've seen on screen, and turn your journey into a real-life storybook experience. 🌿 *Wolf Totem* — Ulagai Grassland Ulagai, the "hidden gem of grasslands" deep in Xilingol, boasts the world's most pristine natural pastures. With untouched meadows, shimmering Swan Lake, picturesque birch forests, and peony valleys that charm through all seasons, plus the legendary Buling Spring and Nongnai Temple whispering tales of millennia. 🏜️ *Farewell My Love Season 4* — Hongya Terrace A masterpiece of Danxia landforms, Hongya Terrace features crimson sandstone carved by eons of wind erosion. From above, its intricate ravines resemble a "cross-section of a heart," making it a must-visit for geological photographers. 🌳 *Mojin: The Lost Legend* — Hulunbuir Grassland Named after the twin lakes Hulun and Buir, this "Kingdom of Forage" has hosted grand finales like *Ride the Wind 2025*. Here, endless green waves meet poetic horizons, and freedom sings atop every blade of grass. 🍂 *Hero* — Ejina Poplar Forest Ejina Banner, launchpad for China's Shenzhou spacecraft, shelters 450,000 acres of rare poplar forests—a 130-million-year-old gift from Earth. These resilient trees thrive in the Gobi, painting autumn gold in a photographer’s paradise. 🐎 *Kangxi Dynasty* — Ulan Butong Grassland Once the imperial hunting grounds of the Qing Dynasty, this national scenic area dazzles with summer blooms and golden autumn vistas—prime time for landscape photography. 💦 *Wuhai* — Wuhai Lake A "watertown beyond the Great Wall" formed by the Yellow River dam, where golden sands meet serene waters. Camel caravans trek through Jinsha Bay, and vineyards add a tipsy charm to the frontier. 🐫 *Legendary Amazons* — Resonant Sand Bay Famed for "singing sands," this desert’s silk-like dunes hum in the wind. Nearby, Genghis Khan’s Mausoleum and Seven-Star Lake blend history with surreal desert-water contrasts. 🌊 *Back to Field* — Nalin Lake Nestled by the Ulan Buh Desert, this 12-sq-km oasis (48.43% wetlands) is a vital stopover for migratory birds, where blue waters and endless sands create a striking duality. 🌋 *Dear Inn* — Arxan Dubbed "China’s Hot Spring Museum" for its mineral-rich springs, Arxan is a natural treasury of volcanic landscapes and ancient forests, where lava relics and ecological wonders await discovery. 📸 Every breeze here turns your page, every cloud awaits your "action!" Inner Mongolia—your blockbuster moment is calling!