Exploring Kangbashi
Visit the Kangbashi District to witness modern architecture and cultural sites.





Ordos Shi, situated in Inner Mongolia, China, is a city that has seen rapid development in recent years. Known for its significant coal mining industry, the city is now making strides towards renewable energy and manufacturing. The Kangbashi District stands out with its modern architecture and cultural institutions, initially dubbed a 'ghost city' but now bustling with life. Ordos offers a unique glimpse into China's urban planning and economic transition.
Ordos Shi, situated in Inner Mongolia, China, is a city that has seen rapid development in recent years. Known for its significant coal mining industry, the city is now making strides towards renewable energy and manufacturing. The Kangbashi District stands out with its modern architecture and cultural institutions, initially dubbed a 'ghost city' but now bustling with life. Ordos offers a unique glimpse into China's urban planning and economic transition.
Home to the Kangbashi District, a showcase of modern architecture.
Significant coal mining industry transitioning to renewable energy.
Host of the 2012 Miss World Final.
Known for large-scale government projects.
Rapid urban development with modern infrastructure.
Significant economic focus on energy industries.
Blend of historical and newly developed urban areas.
Visit the Kangbashi District to witness modern architecture and cultural sites.
Learn about the city's coal mining heritage and its transition to renewable energy.
Exploring modern urban development and energy industries.
CNY ¥
$50-$100 p/day
Mandarin, Mongolian
Check for local events and exhibitions in the city's cultural institutions.
Business, Tourists, Urban Exploration
April-JuneSeptember-November
Spring is a pleasant time to visit Ordos with mild temperatures and blooming landscapes.
Summers can be hot; it's a good time to explore indoor attractions and cultural sites.
Fall offers comfortable weather, ideal for exploring the city's outdoor architecture.
Winters can be cold; indoor activities and cultural experiences are recommended.