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HET → HLH
Which side of the plane to sit from Baita International Airport (Hohhot) to Ulanhot Airport (Ulanhot)?
Left Side of the Plane
The left side (facing North) offers the most expansive views of the iconic Xilingol and Ulagai grasslands, providing a clearer look at the rugged transition into the Greater Khingan Mountains.
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Xilingol Grassland
Vast stretches of high-altitude steppe, famous for its 'green ocean' appearance during the summer months.
Wulagai Reservoir
A stunning high-altitude water body nestled within the rolling hills of the northern grasslands.
Greater Khingan Range
The northern horizon showcases the forested ridges of China's most important ecological mountain barrier.
Inner Mongolian Wind Farms
Massive clusters of wind turbines standing like white sentinels across the windy plateau landscape.
Book a morning flight to avoid direct sunlight and glare while looking north. This side is particularly breathtaking in late June and July when the grasslands are at their most vibrant green. In winter, look for the 'white desert' effect of snow-covered dunes.
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Hohhot Cityscape
Excellent views of the Inner Mongolian capital's rapid expansion and modern architecture immediately after takeoff.
Horqin Sandlands
Unique perspectives of the ongoing desertification control efforts and the mixture of sand and scrubland.
Agricultural Patchwork
The transition from pastoral grasslands to the organized agricultural plots of the Songliao Plain's western edge.
Sit here if you enjoy seeing the human footprint on the land, from city grids to irrigation patterns. During evening flights, the right side captures the warm glow of the sun over the southern plains, though glare can be intense.
Book Hotels in UlanhotDistance: 1,012 km (629 miles)
Approximate Flight Time: 1 hr 21 min
Departure: HET (40.851398, 111.823997)
Arrival: HLH (46.195333000000005, 122.008333)
Route Type: Domestic
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