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I Visited INNER MONGOLIA: Why Do No Foreigners Come Here?
Inner Mongolia: Hohhot & Baotou - A Journey Off the Beaten Path
In this video, I travel to Inner Mongolia in China, a place where hardly any foreigners go. After spending one week in the cities of Hohhot and Baotou, I understood why that is.
I'll start this trip in Hohhot, a city with a large Muslim population. Here, I'll visit the largest mosque in the region...
In this video, I travel to Inner Mongolia in China, a place where hardly any foreigners go. After spending one week in the cities of Hohhot and Baotou, I understood why that is.
I'll start this trip in Hohhot, a city with a large Muslim population. Here, I'll visit the largest mosque in the region and wander through a vibrant Muslim market filled with local flavors and culture.
My next stop is Baotou, known as the 'city of steel'. While exploring the city, it becomes very apparent why foreigners usually skip this place. Still, I'm very grateful I got the chance to visit this very unique and foreign place in China.
Cori Ander's Inner Mongolia adventure reveals a hidden side of China, far from the usual tourist trail. She explores Hohhot, discovering its rich Muslim culture through vibrant markets and a grand mosque. Then, it's on to Baotou, the 'city of steel', offering a unique and unexpected glimpse into a less-visited part of the country. Prepare to be intrigued!
00:00 Intro
00:44 Traditional Muslim Market Hohhot
04:16 Mosque Hohhot
05:24 Hohhot City
06:25 Baotou
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