Inner Mongolia (Nei Mongol as it is known as in Chinese) is always confused with Mongolia. Inner Mongolia is a Chinese province while Mongolia is a democratic republic on its own. As part of China, the Inner Mongolians speak Putonghua whereas in Mongolia, the people do not speak the language. However, the Mongolian language is widely spoken in both places but with a different accent. Hohhot, a city where the old and the new mixes, is the capital of Inner Mongolia.
Hohhot, Capital of Inner Mongolia
Downtown Hohhot
Central Square, Hohhot
Chinese Moslem Temple
Moslem Street, Hohhot
Five Pagoda Temple
The Magnificient Mongolian Grasslands
Meadows in the Grasslands
Yurts in the Grasslands
Sheep in the Grasslands
Part of the Great Wall, Inner Mongolia
The Great Gobi Desert
Dried sweet meats
Lamb feet
Mongolians, typically big and burly
Mongolian Girl
A Mongolian Woman
Dishwashers in a restaurant
Cultural Performance in Hohhot
Cultural Performance in Hohhot
Street peddlars
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