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Inner Mongolia Museum
Introducing Inner Mongolia Museum
Inner Mongolia Museum is a regional museum nestled in Hohhot. Established in 1957, Inner Mongolia Museum is one of the earliest museums in the region.
Its spectacular appearance solidifies the museum’s status as a landmark building in the region’s capital. The building’s sleek, modern lines incorporate traditional Mongolian motifs, such as intricate patterns and the use of natural materials. Sculpted galloping horses adorn the roof, further symbolizing Inner Mongolia’s prosperity and good fortune.
Inside, the striking exterior gives way to a vast, soaring exhibition area spanning 15,000 square meters (3.71 acres). Dim light bathes over 150,000 relics that narrate the grand story of Inner Mongolia. Towering skeletons of long-extinct dinosaurs stand in awe-inspiring contrast to intricately crafted silver jewelry and colorful traditional garments, each piece whispering tales of a rich and layered past.
Inner Mongolia Museum Fast Facts
• Chinese Name: Neimenggu Bowuyuan 内蒙古博物院
• Best Time to Visit: All year around
• Recommended Visiting Hours: About 2 to 3 hours
• Things to Do: Photography, Inner Mongolian Culture and History
• Opening Hours: 09:00-17:00 Tuesday to Sunday
• Entrance Fee: Free
• Address: 27 Xinhua East Street, Xincheng District, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia
What to Expect at Inner Mongolia Museum
Forget saying you’ve truly experienced Hohhot until you’ve stepped into the Inner Mongolia Museum. Dinosaur enthusiasts will be awestruck by colossal skeletons, while history buffs can delve into the rich tapestry of Mongolian culture – This world-class institution belongs on every traveler’s itinerary.
Ancient Fossil Exhibition
This exhibition takes visitors on a journey through the dramatic transformations of Inner Mongolia’s ancient ecosystems, spanning from 3 billion to 10,000 years ago. Showcasing fossil specimens of Mesozoic dinosaurs and Cenozoic mammals from the Tertiary and Quaternary periods, the collection even rivals that of London’s Natural History Museum. Among the awe-inspiring specimens are a 9-meter-tall Diplodocus, its femur bone dwarfing an adult human.
Inner Mongolia’s Living Biodiversity Exhibition
The biodiversity exhibit showcases a captivating array of animal and plant specimens currently found in Inner Mongolia. It highlights the typical flora and fauna of the eastern forests, central grasslands, and western Gobi Desert.
Shenzhou Spacecraft Exhibition
Explore the captivating history of China’s space program and its groundbreaking achievements within the exhibition. It shines a special light on the significant contributions made by the people of Inner Mongolia to this incredible endeavor. Witness firsthand the awe-inspiring remnants of the Shenzhou spacecraft, launched in 2005. Marvel at its powerful engines, forever marked by their fiery ascent into space.
Inner Mongolia History Exhibition
Centered on Genghis Khan and the Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368 AD), this exhibition traces the rich history and cultural evolution of the Mongolian people. It begins with their ancient origins, moves through the remarkable era of the Mongol Empire, and continues into significant developments during the Ming (1368-1644 AD) and Qing (1644-1912 AD) dynasties. Not only does this exhibition highlight the achievements and influence of these periods, but it also explores the profound impact of Mongolian culture on the broader history of East Asia.
Inner Mongolia Ethnic Customs Exhibition
The exhibition showcases the lifestyles, culture, etiquette, and religious beliefs of eight ethnic groups that have lived in the Inner Mongolia region for hundreds of years. These groups include the Mongols, Daur, Ewenki, Oroqen, Manchu, Hui, Korean, and Han. Visitors can gain comprehensive insight into their livelihoods, daily life, and unique traditions, reflecting the rich diversity and cultural heritage of the region.
Ancient Saddles & Horse Artifacts Exhibition
For the ancient people of Mongolia, growing up riding horses means that these animals are considered part of the family. This exhibition showcasing ancient saddles and horse artifacts from Inner Mongolia highlights various horse breeds and equipment used by the nomadic tribes of northern China. It also delves into the methods of horse herding and training, the vital role horses played in the economy and culture of the Central Plains, and the weapons used by cavalry throughout history.
How to Get to Inner Mongolia Museum
• By Bus: Take bus 2, 3, 5, 16, 27, 53, 66, 92 , 98 to Bowuyuan Station.
• By Subway: Take subway line 1 to Bowuyuan Station.
Additional Travel Advice on Inner Mongolia Museum
• Inner Mongolia Museum is closed on Mondays, except the Chinese statutory holidays.
• It is not allowed to use flash or tripod to take pictures.
• It is now allowed to shoot videos in the exhibition halls.
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