Map of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region - China Provincial Series Map (2006 New Version)

Author: Zi Dongmei
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was established on May 11, 1947, and is China's ethnic autonomous region. It borders eight provinces and autonomous regions, with a total area of over 1.1 million square kilometers. To the north, it shares borders with Russia and Mongolia, with a 4,200-kilometer-long border. The total population is 23.76 million. It is composed of 49 ethnic groups, including Mongolian, Han, Daur, Ewenki, Manchu, Hui, Korean, and others. The regional people's government is headquartered in Hohhot. It administers 7 cities, 5 leagues, and 101 banners, counties, and districts (including three ethnic autonomous banners: Ewenki, Ewenki, and Molidawada Daur). The six major wonders of Inner Mongolia—grasslands, historical sites, deserts, lakes, forests, and folk customs—form a unique and unparalleled tourist destination. The forests and meadows of Hulunbuir City, the typical grasslands of Xilingol League's nature reserves, Huitengxile of Wulanchabu League, the Horqin Sandy Land National Nature Reserve and Daqinggou Broadleaf Forest National Nature Reserve of Tongliao City, Xiangshawan and Genghis Khan Mausoleum of Ordos City, the Five Pagodas Temple, Dazhao Temple, Xilitu Temple, Zhaojun Tomb, White Pagoda, Zhao River of Baotou, Wudang Temple, Meidai Temple, and the Great Wall of Ming Dynasty in Hohhot, the Yanfu Temple of Bayanhot, the Liao Shangjing, Liao Zhongjing, and Daming Pagoda of Chifeng, the Gaxian Cave of Ewenki Autonomous Banner, and the Yinshan Rock Art of Alxa League, etc., are all famous scenic spots for tourism and sightseeing.