One of the major tourist attraction in Ordos, the Genghis Khan Mausoleum is a memorial built by between 1954 and 1956 by the Chinese government to commemorate the great man who has become an important figure of Mongolian history. The Mausoleum is actually a cenotaph, where the coffin contains no corpse, but only headdresses and accessories, because the actual Tomb of Genghis Khan has never been discovered.
Exploring the modern side of Ordos. Some contestants took a picture in front of the modern and sophisticated Ordos Mall.
Miss Ukraine took a picture in front of a horse statue at Ordos Agricultutral Museum. The museum is the house for many replicas and displays depicting the agricultural life of traditional Ordos farmers.
At Engebei Museum, the contestans learned about deserts around the world and how they were formed. They also got a chance to watch an informative yet spellbinding 4D movie about deserts and dunes.
Greeneries in the middle of the dunes. Miss Macau posing inside one of Kabuqi greenhouses where farmers grow organic vegetables like gourds, cucumbers, spinach and tomatoes in the middle of Kabuqi desert.
Another interesting spot that the Miss World 2012 contestants visited is the Donglian Pictures and Animated Studio. The studio has a series of replicas of ancient Chinese landmarks including the gateway of the ancient military road, which in the past, could run in a straight line for over 90 kilometres.
The contestans also participated in a green activity as they helped to plant pine trees on another reclaimed area of the Kabuqi Desert.
A group of dancers in colorful costumes welcomed the contestants as they arrive at Donglian Pictures and Animated Studio.
The contestants smiling and waving to the cameras as they posed in front of the Genghis Khan Mausoleum.
Exploring the modern side of Ordos. Some contestants took a picture in front of the modern and sophisticated Ordos Mall.
Miss Ukraine took a picture in front of a horse statue at Ordos Agricultutral Museum. The museum is the house for many replicas and displays depicting the agricultural life of traditional Ordos farmers.
At Engebei Museum, the contestans learned about deserts around the world and how they were formed. They also got a chance to watch an informative yet spellbinding 4D movie about deserts and dunes.
Greeneries in the middle of the dunes. Miss Macau posing inside one of Kabuqi greenhouses where farmers grow organic vegetables like gourds, cucumbers, spinach and tomatoes in the middle of Kabuqi desert.
Another interesting spot that the Miss World 2012 contestants visited is the Donglian Pictures and Animated Studio. The studio has a series of replicas of ancient Chinese landmarks including the gateway of the ancient military road, which in the past, could run in a straight line for over 90 kilometres.
The contestans also participated in a green activity as they helped to plant pine trees on another reclaimed area of the Kabuqi Desert.
A group of dancers in colorful costumes welcomed the contestants as they arrive at Donglian Pictures and Animated Studio.
The contestants smiling and waving to the cameras as they posed in front of the Genghis Khan Mausoleum.
ORDOS
• Status : prefecture-level city
• Area : 87,000 km2
• Population : 1,940,653
• Density : 22 / km2
• GDP : CNY 321.85 billion
Pictures courtesy of MissWorld.com
Pictures courtesy of MissWorld.com
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