Inner Mongolia has a desert, the first desert in Northeast China.

The "first desert in Northeast China" in Inner Mongolia refers to the Kulun Desert, also known as the Kulun Silver Sand Bay, located in Kulun Banner, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. This desert was originally the lush and fertile Kerqin Grassland. Due to climate reasons and human activities such as overgrazing, inappropriate farming, and deforestation, it gradually evolved into a desert. The Kulun Desert is famous for its spectacular sand dune landscape and unique natural ecological advantages, and is known as the "first desert in Northeast China". The sand mountains, sand peaks, sand valleys, sand ridges, hills and gullies here are undulating, and the sand peaks are as high as 70-80 meters, forming a spectacular natural picture. In addition, the Kulun Desert is also an important tourist attraction, attracting a large number of tourists to experience the desert scenery and various outdoor activities. For specific information about the Kulun Desert, including its area and tourist facilities, it is recommended to refer to relevant travel guides or consult the local tourism department to obtain the latest and most accurate information.