Wuhai City, Administrative division in Inner Mongolia, China
Wuhai is a city in Inner Mongolia situated between the Gobi and Ordos deserts. The Yellow River flows through its three administrative districts of Haibowan, Hainan, and Wuda, shaping the overall landscape.
The city was formed in 1976 through the merger of Wuda, established as a coal mining settlement in 1864, and Haibowan, founded by farmers in 1900. This union marked the beginning of modern urban development in the region.
The city brings together people of different backgrounds, including Han Chinese, Mongols, and Hui communities who maintain their traditions in daily life. This cultural mix is visible in local markets and neighborhoods where various customs continue naturally.
The city is well served by Wuhai Airport, offering connections to major urban centers. Local transportation within the districts relies on regular bus services and taxi networks for getting around.
The Yellow River creates numerous islands along its path through the city, formed amid desert surroundings. These waterways and islands offer an unexpected feature that contrasts sharply with the dry landscape.
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