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Moerdaoga Town belongs to Erguna City, Hulunbuir Prefecture, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The town is located in the heart of the primeval forests of the northern section of the Greater Khingan Range. Its terrain is characterized by rolling hills, narrowing from north to south and rising in the east and declining in the west. The highest elevation is 1,404 meters, and the lowest is 640 meters. The climate is cold temperate continental, with an average annual temperature of -5°C to -7°C. Summers are prone to thunderstorms, making lightning fires more likely.
The most beautiful season in Mordaoga, Daxinganling is from September to National Day every year. However, the temperature in the forest area may be around zero degrees in autumn, so you should bring enough clothes to avoid catching a cold.
Mordaoga National Forest Park, the first national forest park in the Greater Khingan Range of Inner Mongolia approved by the State Forestry Administration, covers 578,000 hectares, making it the largest forest park in China. Its forest coverage rate is 93.3%. The park's slogan is "Xishuangbanna in the south, Mordaoga in the north."
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It is only open in summer and autumn (usually from May to October) and is open from 8:00 to 18:00 every day.
Mordaoga is a region in Inner Mongolia known for its pristine grasslands and Mongolian cultural heritage. It serves as a showcase of traditional nomadic life and is valued for ecological preservation and tourism development.
Mordaoga is located near Hohhot in Inner Mongolia. Visitors can reach it by car or organized tour from Hohhot city. Public buses may go to nearby towns, but taxis or private transport are more convenient for accessing the scenic area.
The area is open year-round. The best times to visit are from late spring to early autumn (May to September) for mild weather and vibrant landscapes.
Entrance fees vary depending on the season and specific attractions within Mordaoga, generally ranging from 50–150 CNY. Tickets can be purchased on-site or through local travel agencies; online booking may be available through tourism platforms.
Booking in advance is recommended during peak tourist seasons (summer months) to ensure availability, usually 1–2 weeks ahead.
1–2 full days are sufficient to experience the main scenic areas, cultural activities, and horseback riding opportunities.
Guided tours are available through local operators, primarily in Chinese. Some agencies may provide English-speaking guides for tourists.
Start with a visit to the cultural village, followed by horseback or walking tours across the grasslands, then explore hills and rock formations, finishing with local performances or meals.
Night stays in yurts allow stargazing. Special events and performances are occasionally available during local festivals, but formal light shows are not common.
Mordaoga is generally not crowded. Weekdays and non-holiday periods offer the quietest experience.
Facilities include public restrooms, food stalls or restaurants in cultural villages, rest areas, and small souvenir shops. Bring water when exploring remote grassland areas.
Main areas like cultural villages are accessible, but grasslands and hill paths may require moderate physical activity; elderly or disabled visitors may need assistance in some areas.
Cash is accepted and recommended in remote areas. Major shops and restaurants may accept mobile payments like Alipay or WeChat Pay, but card acceptance is limited.
Local restaurants and yurt-style dining experiences are available, offering Mongolian cuisine such as mutton dishes, dairy products, and traditional breads.
Halal options are available due to the local population. Vegetarian or vegan options are limited but may be available at some dining areas.
Souvenir shops sell traditional Mongolian handicrafts, wool products, leather items, and local dairy products.
Return to Hohhot by car or local transport to connect to trains or buses for onward travel. Rental cars or tour operators can arrange further exploration of Inner Mongolia.
