Top Things to do in Ningxia
Top Hotels in Ningxia
- 1. Holiday Inn Express Yinchuan Downtown, an IHG hotel
- 2. Holiday Inn Yinchuan Int'l Trade Centre, an IHG hotel
- 3. Hyatt House Yinchuan Dayuecheng
- 4. Hyatt Place Yinchuan Dayuecheng
- 5. Yinchuan International Convention Center Hotel
- 6. Wanda Realm Yinchuan Hotel
- 7. Vintage Hill Hotels & Resorts
- 8. Apollo Hotel
- 9. Courtyard by Marriott Yinchuan
- 10. Kempinski Hotel Yinchuan
Things to do in Ningxia, Ningxia: The Best Sights & Landmarks
Discover the best top things to do in Ningxia, China including Mt. Xumishan Grottoes Scenic Spot, Yinchuan Zhonggu Building, Zhongwei Drum Tower, Haibao Temple (North Pagoda), Sanguankou Great Wall of Ming Dynasty, Shuidonggou Ruins/Great Wall, Ningxia Site of The Great Wall, Ningxia Qingtongxia 108 Tower, Western Xia Imperial Tombs, Chengtian Temple (West Pagoda).
Restaurants in Ningxia
1. Mt. Xumishan Grottoes Scenic Spot
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By 610aurelienh - Shanghai, China
The Buddha is under renovation. Impossible to see it before 3years. The museum and the rest is pretty cool to do.
2. Yinchuan Zhonggu Building
3. Zhongwei Drum Tower
4. Haibao Temple (North Pagoda)
5. Sanguankou Great Wall of Ming Dynasty
6. Shuidonggou Ruins/Great Wall
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
7. Ningxia Site of The Great Wall
8. Ningxia Qingtongxia 108 Tower
9. Western Xia Imperial Tombs
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By WorldGlutton - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
From the city of Yinchuan, it took us 45 mins drive on tour bus to arrive at Xi Xia Mausoleum, which is the Imperial cemetery of Xi Xia Kingdom. Xi Xia or Western Xia was a dynasty situated at this North Western region of ancient China during 1038 to 1227 B.C. The burial ground over an area of 50 sq km, several upstanding stone tablets with inscriptions in both English & Chinese language. It was recorded that No.3 Tomb belongs to First Emperor Li Yuanhao of Xi xia Kingdom. There are 9 mausolea and 250 attendant tombs. This site was destroyed during the Mongolian Conquest of Xi Xia, but its major historical and cultural monuments are now under State protection. Efforts are underway to secure & preserve the remaining tombs. Xi Xia Museum is located within Royal Imperial Graveyard but it is a far walk, thus some prefers to ride on the battery car for the tour. Museum has collections on fine works from Xi Xia’s history , culture, religious art ,social economy, the mausoleum , conservation & inheritance. Through the exhibits of objects , charts, photographs ,creative painting ,sculpture, sand table scene and multi media presentation, it indeed gives travelers a vivid description of the History of Xi Xia Dynasty . History of this Western Xia Kingdom was not recorded in the formal Chinese history because Ghenzhis Khan decreed that no memory of the Xi Xia should remain after he executed the whole Xi Xia clan after his army finally conquered the kingdom. We did not have time to walk around the whole Art Gallery, nevertheless it is no doubt an educational and interesting experience to have visited the poorly understood era of Western Xia Dynasty.
10. Chengtian Temple (West Pagoda)
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By needasinecure
The West Pagoda complex is a short but pretty spot in the city. The sight is well managed and very well manteined. The entry ticket and tower tickets are sold separately. I did climb the tower, which was enjoyable but is difficult for older and less limber individuals as the stairs are steep and narrow.
