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As spring unfolds its splendor in Hohhot, residents and tourists are invited to indulge in a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, as well as a plethora of natural wonders and wildlife experiences.

Visitors who tour wonderful Saishang Old Street embark on a journey through time and tradition. [Photo/WeChat account of Wenlyu Qingcheng]

Saishang Old Street, for one thing, is a testament to Hohhot's rich history. With buildings reflecting Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) architectural styles, the place just oozes old-world charm.

Visitors can wander through cobbled lanes, admiring traditional crafts and savoring local delicacies. The street – adorned with vermilion window frames and artisanal shops – has a quaint and evocative ambience. It creates an idyllic picturesque setting for cultural exploration and for just taking great photos of those ambling around in ethnic attire.

Monishan Intangible Cultural Heritage Town is a neat place which preserves traditions and embraces tourism. [Photo/WeChat account of Wenlyu Qingcheng]

Designated as a national 4A-level tourist attraction, Monishan Intangible Cultural Heritage Town is a living repository of intangible cultural heritage. Here, tradition meets modernity as heritage preservation merges seamlessly with cultural creativity and ecotourism.

The town's offerings extend beyond heritage displays to encompass accommodation, dining and leisure activities – providing visitors with a memorable immersive experience in traditional customs and contemporary hospitality.

A panda takes time out for a bite to eat at Hohhot Zoo. [Photo/Hohhot news network]

For all those nature enthusiasts and wildlife aficionados, Hohhot Zoo is a must-see. With its expansive acres, the zoo is home to a diverse range of wildlife species in naturalistic habitats. Divided into themed zones – including a wildlife conservation area and interactive learning spaces – it offers cool opportunities for both entertainment and education.