Inner Mongolia's Hulunbuir to upgrade tourism product

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Hulunbuir is a prefecture-level city located in the northeastern Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China.

The city prioritizes ecological and green development and relies on the construction of cultural and tourism projects to extend the area of tourism value as well as the time span for travelers to visit.

The most prominent tourist site the city owns is the vast Hulunbuir Grassland (see cover photo). Located in the northeast of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it is named after Hulun and Buir Lakes. Hulunbuir Grassland covers an area of about 100,000 square meters, with 80 percent of natural grassland coverage.

Hulun Lake. /VCG Photo

This year, the local government will be investing in renovating the city's historical museum, the museum for local ethnic groups, as well as the local Wulanmuqi Theatre. Funding will also go to forest areas through which tourists can get a peek of the beautiful forestry on the train.

A railway running through the Greater Hinggan Mountains Forest. /VCG Photo

A train heads through the Greater Hinggan Mountains Forest. /VCG Photo

The sanitary conditions of public toilets will be improved and more built, an area where China has put in huge efforts. This will not only benefit tourists but also lift the living standards of local people as a whole.

China steps up efforts to upgrade restrooms at tourist destinations