Timelapse of coal mines throughout Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, China. As China’s primary coal-producing region, Ordos produces nearly 1.2 billion tons of coal every year — more than any other country in the world. This mining boom has driven the city’s population growth from 1.3 million in 2000 to 2.2 million today. Source imagery: Google Timelapse | Daily Overview

48K views · 213 reactions | Ordos Museum is located in Kangbashi District, #Ordos City, Inner Mongolia. The main building looks like a huge brownish red rock, symbolizing the unique red arsenic sandstone in Ordos and the perseverance of Ordos people. As a comprehensive museum, Ordos museum is a landmark in Ordos city, integrating cultural relics collection, research, exhibition, education and service. #NewLandmark | Economic Daily, China | Facebook

The Ordos city promotional video “It’s Ordos” has made its debut in New York’s Times Square — famously known as “the crossroads of the world.” Against the backdrop of towering screens and bustling crowds, the video presents Ordos as a vibrant, inclusive, and fast-developing city in western China. Since October 8, the video has been broadcast 576 times, drawing widespread attention from global audiences and highlighting Ordos’s urban vitality and cultural confidence on an international stage. | D

Just have a glimpse of Ordos City in northern China where the 3-day 2025 Media Convergence & Development Ordos Annual Conference was held and the city deserves your visit. 🌹🌺💐 | Across Inner Mongolia