Ordos City is a modern urban area located in the Inner Mongolia region of China. Established in 2001, it was designed to accommodate a growing population and promote economic development. The city is known for its unique architecture and extensive infrastructure, including wide roads and large public spaces. Despite its ambitious planning, Ordos City has faced challenges, including a significant number of unoccupied buildings, leading to its nickname "ghost city." The city is part of the Ordos Municipality, which is rich in natural resources, particularly coal, contributing to its economic potential.