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hellokitty

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Q: Can I get a good "must-see" list of Huhhot ?

14 years 45 weeks ago in Transport & Travel - Hohhot

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rich45

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"must see" and Hohhot should not be mentioned in the same sentence. unless your really into grass, then yea, lots of that around. that's it. grass.

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Zhao Jun Tomb （昭君墓）is a must see in Huhhot. Zhao Jun is one of four most well known beauties in Chinese history. She lived in Han dynasty around 23 B.C.

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You must see all the historical sites such as the tombs that were mentioned. Also their shopping malls are a must see because most shopping malls are different from other places. You must go out when your in Hohhot and you must see the nightlife for yourself.

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