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Contains the main production points for the Chinese dairy company Yili Group, two of which are open for the public to see the production line, liquid milk and milk powder. You can take the local bus, 116, from the city center, 新华西街 West Xinhua Street, and the fare is ¥1. The bus goes long distances so it arrives to each station infrequently. Alternatively, you can take the Hohhot Metro Line 1 to "Yili Health Valley Station" and take a taxi which costs about ¥10.
大召寺; Dàzhāosì
The oldest Buddhist monastery in the city constructed in 1579. A 2.5-meter silver statue of Sakyamuni Buddha is among the temples most precious treasures.
内蒙古博物院; Nèiměnggǔ Bówùyuàn
Exhibitions of the flora and fauna and history of (Inner) Mongolia from the stone age until modern times, as well as on minerals and mining, space exploration, and dinosaurs. Although not all captions are in English there is still a lot of information available and it's not difficult to understand the exhibitions.
昭君墓; Zhāojūnmù
The resting place of Han princess who voluntarily married a nomad Hun chief to secure peace. She is attributed with the ability to perform miracles. Also contains a small but interesting museum about the Huns including English captions.
呼和浩特清真大寺
The oldest and largest mosque in the city built in 1693 in Chinese style. Architecturally, a beautiful and unique mosque well worth visiting. The well maintained mosque has an active community. Be sure to catch prayer at sunset which looks like it takes place on a movie set. Adjacent to the mosque is a street with Muslim vendors and restaurants.
呼和浩特博物馆
内蒙古美术馆