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Best Ordos Tours & Trips

Nestled in Inner Mongolia's vast grasslands, Ordos blends sweeping desert landscapes with surprising modernity. The Gungary Desert - known for its singing sands - draws thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, while the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan offers cultural depth amid ornate Mongolian architecture. Beyond the dunes, Ordos City surprises with its futuristic districts and green urban planning, a quiet testament to rapid transformation. Travelers also explore the Kubuqi Desert on camelback, visit the Ordos Museum’s striking modern design, and experience traditional herder life through local homestays. Less crowded than other Chinese destinations, Ordos rewards the curious with wide-open skies, cultural fusion, and quiet desert beauty.

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Inner Mongolia & Ordos Airplane Tour

5.0 Tour Code: 467941

Start / End City

Ordos City

Duration

20.0 Minutes

City & Attractions

Ordos City

Languages

English Live

Group Type

Standard Group Tour

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$1,581.44

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Best Time to Visit Ordos

In spring, Ordos enjoys cool, dry weather with temperatures gradually rising from 5°C (41°F) to 18°C (64°F), mild days, and crisp nights perfect for outdoor exploration. The Kubuqi Desert becomes a hub for adventure as shifting sands glow under soft sunlight, ideal for camel treks and dune bashing. Nearby, the Xiangshawan - now known as Singing Sand Bay - offers mesmerizing acoustic sands and cultural showcases of Mongolian heritage. As nature stirs, sparse grasslands begin to green, enhancing scenic drives through Ordos Grassland and visits to the grand Genghis Khan Mausoleum. Spring also brings local festivals celebrating the revival of life, blending traditional music, dance, and seasonal cuisine.

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Summer in Ordos brings warm, dry weather with average temperatures around 22°C (72°F), rarely exceeding 30°C (86°F), making it a comfortable escape from the humidity of eastern China. The Ordos Desert Kubuqi Desert, and grasslands) shines under clear blue skies, ideal for exploring the dunes, taking camel rides, and attending the vibrant Naadam Festival, featuring horse racing and wrestling. Visit the Epic of Manas Scenic Area or Dongsheng Park for cultural depth and scenic walks, while well-developed infrastructure ensures smooth travel across this vast Inner Mongolia region.

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Autumn in Ordos brings crisp, dry air with temperatures cooling from 18°C (64°F) in September to 5°C (41°F) by November, ideal for exploring without summer crowds. The Kubuqi Desert's golden dunes glow under clear skies, while the Miao Tian scenic area showcases striking red sandstone formations amid cool, comfortable hiking conditions. Culture thrives too - visit the Genghis Khan Mausoleum during the Autumn Equinox when seasonal ceremonies honor Mongolian heritage. Nearby grasslands offer peaceful horseback rides through golden steppe, and the Ordos Museum in Dongsheng presents regional history in a striking modern design. With low rainfall and refreshing days, autumn reveals Ordos at its most vivid and accessible.

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In winter, Ordos experiences cold, dry weather with average temperatures around -12°C (10°F), and occasional snowfall, enhancing its vast desert and grassland landscapes. Despite the chill, it's a prime time to experience the Mausoleum of Genghis Khan, draped in snow, and the Ordos Museum standing in striking contrast against the winter sky. Visitors enjoy traditional Inner Mongolian winter festivals, camel riding across the Sebei Desert, and exploring the Yinken Dune Park’s serene, frost-kissed dunes—offering a quiet beauty and unique cultural immersion in a dramatic seasonal setting.

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FAQs about Ordos Tours

What is the best time of year to visit Ordos to avoid extreme temperatures and enjoy outdoor attractions like the Genghis Khan Mausoleum?

Visit Ordos between May and September when temperatures are mild, averaging 18–28°C. This period avoids the bitter cold of winter and the July-August sandstorms. The grasslands are lush in summer, ideal for exploring cultural sites and the Kangbashi New Area. Avoid December–February due to severe cold.

How do I get from Ordos Ejin Horo Airport (DSN) to downtown Kangbashi, and how long does the transfer take?

Take the airport shuttle bus or a taxi from Ordos Ejin Horo Airport to Kangbashi New Area—it takes about 40 minutes and costs CNY 80–120 by taxi. The shuttle runs hourly and costs CNY 20. Pre-arranged hotel transfers are recommended for late arrivals.

Is there a public transportation pass for tourists in Ordos, especially for accessing museums and cultural sites in Kangbashi?

Ordos does not offer a dedicated tourist transportation pass. Use the city’s reliable bus network (CNY 1–2 per ride) or taxis. Many Kangbashi attractions, including the Museum and Grand Theater, are accessible on foot or via short rides. Download Didi for convenient ride-hailing.

What should I know about local customs and etiquette when visiting Ordos, especially during traditional Inner Mongolian festivals?

Respect Mongolian traditions: never step over a fire or walk between a person and a campfire. During Naadam Festival, greet hosts with a slight bow and accept tea or milk with both hands. Avoid wearing hats indoors. Show reverence at the Genghis Khan Mausoleum—no loud talking or photography where prohibited.