Inventory of the Largest in Wuhai

A magical city with a coexistence of desert and sea. It is a place that is primitive, tranquil, and rugged, yet also exudes a sense of gentleness. It has not been excessively developed, like a virgin land waiting to be explored. Come and explore it.

Yueyu Book Bar

[Most Cultural] Located on the west side of Calligraphy Square in Wuhai City, Inner Mongolia, and adjacent to Wuhai Lake, Yueyu Book Bar is a three-story building. The name of the book bar comes from a famous quote by Mr. Yang Jiang: 'In reading, you meet the best version of yourself.' You can take a walk by Wuhai Lake, then go to the book bar for a coffee and browse through books.

Jinsha Bay

[Most Exciting] Jinsha Bay Ecotourism Area features continuous sand dunes and rare vegetation, resembling a desert by the sea. These glittering sand dunes are perfect for photography, and there are many fun activities such as sand motorcycles, off-road vehicles, and desert camel teams that will get your adrenaline pumping!
[Most Photogenic] Wuhai Lake features clear water on one side and golden sands on the other, creating a magnificent and naturally formed landscape. It paints a beautiful picture of 'a vast desert with a serene lake, resembling the southern regions in the northern frontier.' When you approach Wuhai Lake, you will undoubtedly marvel at the beauty of nature!
[Most Sacred] Manbalasang Monastery is a place dedicated to the study of medical religion, characterized mainly by Mongolian medicine research. There is no entrance fee, and it is particularly quiet, welcoming only pilgrims.

Gandel Mountain

[Most Iconic] Gandel Mountain, visible from any location in the city, is a must-visit landmark in Wuhai.