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Yuquan District Inner Mongolia electric power Mandula hotel Hohhot - Yuquan District	38
Airport Hohhot Baita Airport 16.26 km Railway Station Hohhot Railway Station 3.63 km Downtown Xinhua Square 2 km - The Mandula Hotel (Dianli Mandula Binguan) is located on South Xilin Road. Guests enjoy convenient access to transportation network. \| Description \| Photos \| Map \| Location \| All Rates \|		8.8 400 Reviews

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Hohhot: brief description for tourists who wish to visit Hohhot
A visit to Hohhot is likely to be an unforgettable experience. Wether landing at the dusty airport?which consists of little more than runway, windsock, and control tower ? or arriving at the busy train terminal after a ride through the foothills of northern China, the traveller is likely to be whisked off immediately to a traditional Mongolian rodeo.