2025 Old Barag Banner Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

Friends, Hulunbuir in the coming months is like a summer straight out of a Miyazaki film! I solemnly declare that no place on earth understands the romance and beauty of summer better than Inner Mongolia. Imagine a sapphire-blue sky dotted with large, marshmallow-like clouds, drifting freely across the boundless expanse like celestial spirits. On the vast grasslands below, herds of cattle and sheep resemble black and white pearls scattered across a green velvet carpet. Every snapshot you take while strolling through this landscape is a desktop wallpaper waiting to happen, a balm for the weary soul. You'll feel like you've stepped into a Miyazaki movie, a world of fantasy and warmth, where every scene exudes a dreamlike quality. This dreamlike grassland, to me, is like Li Juan's "My Altay," a poetic land full of the unknown and wonder. Here are some must-visit spots in Hulunbuir: First and foremost, the Xini River Grassland, a natural pasture in Inner Mongolia. Here, you'll witness endless grasslands, with green waves undulating in the wind like a verdant symphony composed by nature. Immerse yourself in the unique charm of nomadic culture, watch herders on horseback expertly managing their livestock, and listen to their tales of the grasslands, connecting with the rich history and cultural heritage of this land. Hulun Lake is another must-see. In summer, its mild and cool climate makes it the perfect summer retreat. Standing by the lake, you'll see the shimmering waters blend seamlessly with the distant blue sky and grasslands, creating a breathtaking panorama. Occasionally, water birds frolic on the lake's surface, adding a touch of vitality to the tranquil scene. Enhe Russian Ethnic Township is like a colorful fairy tale. As you ride through the birch forests, sunlight filters through the leaves, creating dappled patterns of gold. Traverse the grasslands, cross the hills, and watch as the setting sun paints the world in hues of orange and red, immersing you in a picturesque masterpiece. Manzhouli has its own unique charm, with its Russian-style architecture and candy-colored buildings, vibrant and lively. Walking down the streets of Manzhouli is like stepping into a dreamlike fairy tale, where every building seems to have sprung from the pages of a storybook, begging to be photographed. The meandering Moergele River resembles a silver river inlaid in the grassland. Its waters flow gently across the land, tracing beautiful patterns, a masterpiece painted by nature's magical brush. From a high vantage point, the river's winding course resembles a ribbon dancing across the grassland, a sight of breathtaking beauty. A trip to Hulunbuir wouldn't be complete without savoring the local cuisine. Roasted whole lamb, a centuries-old nomadic tradition, is a must-try. When a golden-brown, crispy roasted lamb is served, its enticing aroma fills the air, making your mouth water. One bite of the tender, flavorful meat is an unforgettable experience. Don't miss the milk tea with roasted millet. The crispy, golden millet adds a unique texture and flavor to the rich milk tea, creating a delightful combination. Beyond the scenery and food, Hulunbuir offers a wealth of immersive experiences. Try grass sliding from a 1200m slope. Feel the wind rush past as you speed down, a perfect blend of speed and excitement, leaving all your worries behind. Visit a private ranch, don traditional attire, and experience life as a herder. Hand-feed adorable lambs, watch them take food from your hand with their wet little mouths, milk cows, and brew milk tea, immersing yourself in authentic grassland life. Camping on the grassland is an unforgettable experience. Lie in your tent at night, listening to the sounds of insects, and gaze up at the brilliant starry sky. The stars, like gems embedded in the black curtain of night, reveal the vastness and mystery of the universe. Enjoy a delicious barbecue with friends under the stars. Experience a stay in a yurt, a traditional Mongolian dwelling, and immerse yourself in the unique nomadic culture. The yurt's warm and ethnic interior makes you feel one with the grassland. Matryoshka Square, a veritable Eastern Disneyland, is a children's paradise. The various Matryoshka-themed buildings and amusement facilities transport children to a fairy-tale kingdom of fun and laughter. Finally, go horseback riding across the grassland with a guide. Feel the wind in your hair as your horse gallops across the plains, channeling the spirit of ancient warriors and experiencing the unique thrill of horseback riding. A few tips for your trip: Hulunbuir experiences significant temperature differences between day and night in early summer, so pack a jacket or windbreaker to avoid catching a cold. Cell phone signals can be unreliable in some areas, so carry cash. The grassland enjoys abundant sunshine, but the UV rays are strong, so take sun protection measures. Mosquitoes are common in summer, so bring mosquito repellent. Most importantly, respect local customs, be mindful of cultural differences, and protect the natural and cultural environment of the grassland to preserve its pristine beauty.

[Introduction]: The best time to visit the Hulunbuir Grassland is from June to September every year. May–June: Early summer on the grassland. The scenery is no different from summer, with fewer people, beautiful scenery, and high cost performance. July–August: Peak season for grassland tourism. A popular destination during the summer vacation. Air tickets, accommodation, and meals are all at the highest prices of the year. September: Early autumn on the grassland. The grassland slowly changes from green to colorful, presenting a golden color. 🛬 [Itinerary]: Day 1: Arrive in Hailar District and check into the hotel Day 2: Hailar - Morigele River - Ergun Wetland - Check into Ergun Day 3: Ergun - Birch Forest - Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe - Cold Pole Genhe Day 4: Genhe - Mordaga National Forest Park - Manzhouli, a small town on the Sino-Russian border Day 5: Shiwei - Sino-Russian border defense line - Grass sliding - Grassland horse riding - Check into a Mongolian yurt Day 6: Black Mountain Head - Border Highway - Hulun Lake - Matryoshka Square - Manzhouli Day 7: Manzhouli - Barhu Mongolian Tribe - Large-scale equestrian performance - Return flight ⛺ [Must-see attractions]: Morigele River Scenic Area, Ergun Wetland, Birch Forest, Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe, Thousand-meter grass slide, grassland horse riding, Hulun Lake, Matryoshka Square 🍩 [Must-eat delicacies]: Hand-pulled meat, hot pot, Russian cuisine The three most representative cuisines of Hulunbuir: Hand-pulled meat is more of a Mongolian cuisine, which can be eaten with Mongolian pot tea, sausage, etc. Manzhouli, where China, Russia, and Mongolia meet, you can taste authentic Russian cuisine, grassland hot pot, Hulunbuir is famous for its natural pastures, and pure grass-fed lamb melts in your mouth! 🏨 [Accommodation Guide]: Four-star local accommodation throughout the trip, one night in a grassland Mongolian yurt, and one night in a Russian wooden house with distinctive features. 🚌 [Transportation Guide]: Arrive at Hailar Dongshan Airport by plane / Purchase train tickets to Hailar Station 🧡 [Tips]: There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening on the grassland, so bring enough autumn clothes and warm clothes to keep warm and avoid catching a cold.

! Heavens‼️ The best time to travel is from June to August😃, but it actually depends on the local temperature and rainfall. For example, the scenery was already very good in late May 2024. July 2024 was originally the best season, but due to some wildfire🔥 factors, the smoke made the experience for tourists very bad❌. Therefore, it is recommended that you pay attention to the local situation at any time. It is not easy to come all the way, so don't let these factors bring a bad experience. Attractions: 🌈Hulunbuir Grassland Hulunbuir Grassland is not a single scenic spot, but refers to the grassland area of Hulunbuir 🌈Morigele River This is a must-see attraction, praised by Lao She as "the most winding river in the world." Highly recommended! 🌈Erguna Wetland The wetland is located next to the urban area of Erguna and is currently the most well-preserved and largest wetland in China, known as the "largest wetland in Asia." 🌈Birch Forest Scenic Area Birch Forest Scenic Area is located on Provincial Highway 201 in Erguna City, Hulunbuir City. The birch tree is the city tree of Erguna City. 🌈Shiwei Town Shiwei Town is one of the few Russian ethnic townships in China, located in the northernmost part of Inner Mongolia. Shiwei is recognized as one of the "Top Ten Charming Towns." 🌈Heishantou Town Heishantou is a gathering place for yurts, divided into the old town and the new town. Now, more people stay in the new town. The grassland atmosphere here is very strong. Horse riding, yurt stays, roasted whole lamb, and bonfire parties are its unique calling cards. 🌈Manzhouli City Manzhouli is a port city with a century-old history, blending the customs of China, Russia, and Mongolia. It is known as the "Window of East Asia." Recommended route: 1️⃣Nationwide✈️ - Hailar - Airport pick-up - Check in to hotel - Free activities 2️⃣Hailar - Hulunbuir Grassland🚗 - Morigele River - Erguna Wetland 3️⃣Erguna -🚗 Birch Forest - Enhe - Shiwei - Oloqi Manor - Linjiang - Fairy Slope 4️⃣Shiwei - Jiuka - Baka -🚗 Heishantou - Horse riding through the grassland - Sunset Mountain - Bonfire party 5️⃣Heishantou - Visit herdsmen's homes - Border Highway🚗 - 186 Colored Ribbon River - Hulun Lake - Manzhouli 6️⃣Manzhouli - Zhalainuoer Museum - Barga Mongolian Tribe - Horse Dance Performance - Hailar Precautions: Every trip✈️ is important and precious. Don't casually entrust your valuable trip to just anyone or any travel agency. Here are a few very important points:‼️‼️‼️ 1️⃣Be sure to choose a travel agency with a Travel Agency Business License no matter where you book. 2️⃣Sign a formal electronic travel contract, only recognize 12301 3️⃣It is best to have a platform-guaranteed transaction. 4️⃣The specific hotels, car models🚕, and other requirements agreed upon must be specified in the contract.

Hulunbuir is simply paradise, if you haven't been there yet, hurry up and go. Just returned from a trip to Hulunbuir, feel free to ask me any questions! I hope this guide will help you! 🌸【Best Time to Visit】 June: The temperature gradually warms up, the grasslands start to turn green, and wildflowers bloom everywhere. There are relatively fewer tourists at this time, making the travel experience very comfortable. July-August: The golden season for grassland tourism, the grass is at its lushest, the climate is pleasant, and it's perfect for escaping the heat. However, there are more tourists, so plan ahead. September: The grasslands gradually turn yellow, presenting a colorful landscape. You can also see large golden wheat fields, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts. 👧🏻【My Itinerary】 Day 1: Various locations—Hailar Day 2: Hailar—Grassland Primitive Road Crossing—Nomadic Summer Camp—Watch Galloping Horses—Private Relaxation—Overlook Morigele River—Erguna Day 3: Erguna—Birch Forest—Close Encounter with Reindeer—Enhe Russian Ethnic Culture Village—Immersive Horse Riding in Enhe—Russian Descendants' Specialties Day 4: Enhe—China-Russia Border Guard Line—Valley of the Wind—Unlimited Grass Skiing—Wetlands—Bonfire Party—Mongolian Yurt Day 5: Heishantou—China-Russia Border Highway—Visit Nomadic Families—Matryoshka Doll Scenic Area/Circus—Manzhouli Day 6: Manzhouli—Barhu Mongolian Tribe—Large-scale Equestrian Performance—Hailar 🎬【Must-Visit Attractions】 ♦ Check-in at the Border Highway ♦ Morigele River at Sunset ♦ Bonfire Party and Stargazing ♦ Cattle and Sheep Grazing on the Grasslands ♦ Ride a Horse and Gallop Freely ♦ Experience Mongolian Nomadic Life ♦ Find the Ancient Reindeer Tribe ♦ Enjoy Mongolian Cuisine ♦ Mongolian Language Class, Visit Russian Families 🏠【Accommodation Recommendations】 1⃣ Hailar: It is recommended to choose a hotel near the city center of Hulunbuir, close to the airport and convenient for shopping and dining, with high cost performance. 2⃣ Erguna: Near Jinque Street, Birch Road, and Erguna Avenue, the night view is beautiful, and it's close to the local square for a stroll. 3⃣ Enhe: The village mainly features Russian-style wooden houses, with limited reception capacity, so book in advance. 4⃣ Heishantou: Mostly Mongolian yurts, with various grades and prices, so compare before booking. 5⃣ Manzhouli: The most distinctive is the Matryoshka Doll Hotel. You can experience it in the off-season, but it's not recommended during the peak season due to high prices. 💌【Tips】 ✅ The signal on the road is very poor, and navigation won't work, so find a driver or guide familiar with the route. ✅ The driving distance is long, so bring some snacks and fruits. ✅ The scenery along the way is beautiful, but be careful of cattle and sheep on the roadside and keep your distance. ✅ Check the weather before you go. The blue sky and white clouds are stunning, but the experience is poor on cloudy days. ✅ Although the temperature difference between day and night is large, one jacket is enough. It's quite hot during the day. ✅ Wear bright clothes. White dresses look great in photos, or bring some colorful accessories. ✅ Do more research, as there are many tourist traps. ✅ The sunrise time is 03:00, and it gets bright very early. ✅ The Hulunbuir History Museum is really worth visiting! It's the first time I've seen a mammoth! It's truly amazing. 🎀【Hulunbuir Grassland Itinerary】 The grassland attractions are scattered, suitable for a family deep tour. To visit all the essential attractions, you need at least 5 days.

📷I want to go to Hulunbuir with you in the summer, to see the overturned palette spilled into an endless green field, the clouds kissing the grassland, the cattle and sheep grazing leisurely, chasing the wind on horseback, and putting freedom in my arms. 🌿Step onto the Hulunbuir grassland, where only pure vastness remains between heaven and earth. Beneath your feet are soft waves of grass, and above your head is the endless sky. Here, all fatigue is gently healed, and the heart finds its resting place. 🐏Walk into Hulunbuir and encounter the boldness of "the sky is like a yurt, covering all fields." Under the azure sky, the grass sways gracefully in the breeze. Every inch of land tells of nature's generosity, and every touch of green hides a dream of freedom.

In the hearts of many, New Zealand is a distant and dreamy travel destination, with vast grasslands, clear lakes, and magnificent snow-capped mountains. However, in China, there is also a refreshing grassland - the Hulunbuir Grassland, which has become a tourist destination comparable to New Zealand with its endless greenery, pure sky, and rich ethnic culture. 1. Picturesque grassland scenery The Hulunbuir Grassland is located in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and is named after Hulun Lake and Bell Lake. The terrain here is flat and endless, with blue sky, white clouds, and green grass forming a beautiful picture. Every summer, the grassland is green, with herds of cattle and sheep, and the pastoral songs are melodious, as if you are in a moving pastoral poem. Here, you can feel the vastness and magnificence of nature and let your mind relax completely. 2. Rich activities, experience the life of herdsmen How can you not experience the life of herdsmen when you come to the Hulunbuir Grassland? You can wear Mongolian costumes, ride a horse, and gallop on the grassland; you can also enter a yurt and taste authentic Mongolian food, such as roasted whole lamb and horse milk wine; you can also participate in traditional activities such as archery and milking, and feel the enthusiasm and simplicity of the herdsmen. At night, dance and sing around the campfire, look up at the stars, and enjoy the unique tranquility and romance of the grassland. It is a paradise for children. 3. Travel tips to help you travel the grassland 1. The best travel time is recommended, when the grassland is green and you can avoid the crowds during the summer vacation peak season. 2. Essential items: The temperature difference between morning and evening on the grassland is large, so you need to bring long sleeves, long pants, and sports shoes; at the same time, sunscreen and mosquito repellent are also essential. 3. Transportation: Hailar is convenient for transportation, with many trains and flights. After landing, you can drive or charter a car around Hulunbuir and start a grassland crossing trip. The Hulunbuir Grassland attracts countless tourists with its unique charm. Here, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find inner peace and freedom. Although it is not as far away as New Zealand, it can also bring you an unforgettable travel experience. So, next time you want to find a pure land to relax your body and mind, why not turn your attention to this beautiful grassland!

I really thought Xinjiang was beautiful enough, but I didn't expect the Hulunbuir grassland to be absolutely divine! 🌈 Endless green grasslands Herds of cattle and sheep 🐮🐏 Galloping steeds～🐎 Every frame is as beautiful as a Windows desktop 🖥 Promise me You must visit Hulunbuir this summer 🍃 📝Recommended travel itinerary Day1: Hailar-Morin Dawa River-Deep into the grassland-Erguna Wetland-Visit Russian households-Erguna Day2: Erguna-Birch Forest-Enhe Russian Ethnic Township-Reindeer Park-Shiwei Day3: Shiwei-Qi Ka-Ulan Mountain Scenic Area-Heishantou-Horseback riding to watch the sunset Day4: Heishantou-Border Highway-186 Color Ribbon River-Visit herders-Manzhouli Day5: Manzhouli-Hulun Lake-Balhu Tribe-Hailar 🥙Specialties 🥐Mongolian cuisine: Mongolian house meat, Mongolian pot tea, hand-held meat, roasted whole lamb, hot pot meat, roasted lamb leg, roasted lamb ribs, belly-wrapped meat, beef jerky. 🥐Russian flavor: Russian big bread, cheese bread, Russian sausage, borscht, Russian big kebabs, wild blueberry jam, Russian pizza. 🥐Northeastern Chinese cuisine: barbecue, Guo Bao meat, Di San Xian, Tie Shan cold drinks, sauerkraut vermicelli, Nantun steak. ‼️Precautions ⚠️Hulunbuir has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, so you need to bring warm clothing. ⚠️Take measures to prevent mosquitoes and insects, and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat. ⚠️Respect local customs and cultural differences. ⚠️Pay attention to environmental protection and do not litter.

Hulunbuir 5-day parent-child tour✔️ Take your child into the world of Miyazaki's animations✨|||Every step on the Hulunbuir grassland feels like being in a Miyazaki animation. The beautiful oil paintings, 🖼 the soul-stirring experience, is simply indescribable, it feels like living in an animated film of blue skies and white clouds • ⌚️【Travel Time】 The most beautiful season on the grassland is June, July, and August, with comfortable temperatures～ The grass is green～ Herds of cattle and sheep abound~ It's the perfect summer retreat for families, full of experiential activities • 🚗【Transportation Guide】 There are flights to Hulunbuir from various places ✈️; Hailar Dongshan Airport (also known as Hulunbuir Airport). If you're on a budget, it's recommended to fly to Harbin first and then take a train to Hailar, which can save a lot of money! • 📝【Route Reference】 1️⃣: Hailar→Endless Grassland→Morin Dawa River→Crossing the Grassland→Ergun Wetland→Ergun 2️⃣: Ergun→Birch Forest→Enhe Russian Ethnic Township→Reindeer Tribe→Border River Sunset→Shiwei 3️⃣: Shiwei→9/8/7 Cards→Wulan Mountain Tai Chi Diagram→Horse Riding Experience→Bonfire Party→Heishantou (Sunset) 4️⃣: Heishantou→Visit Herders→Border Highway→186 Color Ribbon River→Mammoth Park→Matryoshka Square→Manzhouli 5️⃣: Manzhouli→National Gate→Windmill Road→Hulun Lake→Balhu Tribe→Huhenuoer→Hailar • 🌈【Trip Highlights】 ✨Drive across the grassland, watching the cattle, sheep, and horses graze leisurely ✨Walk on the border highway🛣, with a view of two countries at a glance ✨The endless view is not just of the grassland☘ ✨Heishantou has a romantic sunset just for you ✨Stay in a starry Mongolian yurt, look up at the stars and the Milky Way in the evening🌌 ✨Gallop on the grassland, visit a herder's home, and drink a bowl of milk tea ✨The dazzling night view of Manzhouli, the exotic Matryoshka Square ✨The rippling Hulun Lake, experience the scenery where water meets sky • 🏠【Accommodation Experience】 🚩Mongolian Yurt: The starry sky room allows you to watch the stars at night, super romantic, worth experiencing. Beware of mosquitoes 🚩Wooden Carving: Russian-style architecture, very peaceful feeling, well-equipped, worth experiencing. Accommodations are generally simple, not very luxurious, but clean and with basic facilities. • 🥯【Food Experience】 Roasted lamb skewers, grilled fish, salty milk tea, mare's milk wine, hand-grabbed rice, mushroom hotpot, lamb hotpot. Don't eat too much at each meal, the meat dishes are quite greasy • 🌟【Precautions】 1️⃣Sun protection: Inner Mongolia has strong sunlight in summer, so be sure to stay hydrated and protected~ (sunscreen, sun-protective clothing, sun hats, face masks, etc.) 2️⃣Warm clothing: Although it's summer, the temperature difference between day and night is significant, so bring a thicker jacket and long pants 3️⃣Travel essentials💊: Cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito patches, floral water, etc. 4️⃣Some areas of the grassland📶 have poor signal, it's advisable to carry a small amount of💰 cash, which will be much more convenient •

🆘 The early summer in Hulunbuir has already reached the next level of beauty! The Windows desktop has made a full comeback! Finally, I'm living the life of not going to work and herding sheep with my best friend here! I want to breathe freely in a place without a ceiling, chasing sheep every day🐑! It's simply unbelievable that all these beautiful scenes actually exist, the scenarios from my dreams are happening right before my eyes, and I've been visually bombarded on the first day... 💐 The moving Windows desktop undulates before my eyes🍀🎨 💐 Cattle and sheep wade through water and cross rivers before my eyes🐄🐑 💐 Comic clouds that I've only seen in AI are changing shapes before my eyes☁️ 💐 The Morin Dawa River has already turned into a beautiful painting🖼️ 💐 The grassland sunset🌄 plus the century's twilight makes us howl with laughter😂 💐 Hills and fields full of cattle, sheep, and horses, it's hard to imagine how happy the people living here must be. Travel tips: 1️⃣ There's no need to go to scenic spots, the scenery along the way will make you want to get out of the car at any time... Fences are everywhere, and the wind in the wilderness is filled with the taste of freedom 2️⃣ The recent temperature is roughly between the teens and twenties degrees Celsius, so you need to bring a thick coat 3️⃣ It's still the off-season now, the scenery is beautiful, prices are low, and the travel experience is very good 4️⃣ For photography, it's recommended to wear light-colored clothes 5️⃣ The weather forecast is not very accurate😂 The weather changes super fast I've been living in Hulunbuir for a while now, so if you have any questions, just ask, I'm familiar with Hulunbuir😄

Because it's so beautiful❗ The aftereffects after going there are stronger than those of a broken heart! In the next few months, I will secretly make a strategy ⚡ Flash Inner Mongolia If you are here, then congratulations, you have found the real version of the computer desktop👀 👇 Avoid pitfalls 👇 If you want to see the real grassland, sisters, don’t waste time, go straight to Hulunbuir (pay attention!!) There are natural, unspoiled grasslands there These are all areas contracted by local herdsmen, and they are as fake as paintings☁ 🚗Travel route It is recommended to start from Hailar and go to Hailar (Dongshan Airport) from all over the country to start a healing 5-day itinerary with Hulunbuir grassland as the main focus. 1. Day 1: Hailar → head straight to the Morigele River → go deep into the grassland → Ergun Wetland → birch forest → (visit Russian households) Enhe Russian Ethnic Township 2. Day 2: Enhe → Wolong Mountain → Wild Flower Valley → Smiling River → China-Russia Ka Line → Shiwei → Eagle's Beak → Mordaoga 3. Day 3: Mordaoga → Aoluguya Reindeer Park → Ten Thousand Mu of Good Farmland → Heishantou (riding horse to watch the sunset on the grassland ☀) 4. Day 4: Heishantou → milking cows, feeding small 🐏 (herders’ home) → the most beautiful border road → 186 Ribbon River → National Gate/Matryoshka Square → Manchuria 5. Day 5: Manzhouli → Hulun Lake → Golden Beach → Barhu Grassland Tribe → Camping 6. Day 6: Xinzuo Banner → Ganzhuer → Mongolian Gacha Trail → Daxinganling Middle Road → Qixian Lake → Hailar ✨Warm Tips✨ The temperature difference between day and night on the grassland is large, so you should bring a thick jacket in summer. You can drive by yourself or join a tour group. You don’t have to visit every stop on the tour route. After all, going to the grassland itself is to relax and feel the nature. Just follow your own pace~❤

To chase the golden autumn Hulunbuir is a very temporary decision The most important thing about coming to Hulunbuir is that as a person who grew up in the south, and whose activity radius is around Jiangxi, my understanding of golden autumn only exists in texts and various literary works. But in the end I decided to come to Hulunbuir because of the Ergun River on the route. Chi Zijian's "Right Bank of the Ergun River" talks about the cycle of life and its cessation. The story of Ukelengli, the life of reindeer, the mysterious shaman, the Evenki people walking down the mountain... On the way, we also saw the Morgele River described by Lao She. The Morgler River flows quietly and calmly... Beside these two rivers, I was thinking that the passage of life is like a rushing river, with twists and turns but no turning back. A few years ago, they gave birth to countless lives, and they also witnessed the passing of countless lives. Today we stand beside them, and eventually... they will rush forward and watch us pass away... I went to see the reindeer and chatted with the man in charge of recreation and breeding at the reindeer park. When I was leaving, the man said: Girl, even if you speak Mandarin and you don’t say you are a southern girl, I wouldn’t even think you are from the south. She is gentle, speaks softly, and has an open personality, so she is very attractive to people. In Ergun, I seem to be more able to feel the shock of nature, the weight of life, and people's enthusiasm for life.

One Article: This Hulunbuir grassland journey was incredibly healing! From the exotic charm of Manzhouli to the winding curves of the Moerhgele River, this 6-day loop covers the essence of the grasslands. 🚩 Trip Highlights: 1. Stay at the world's largest Matryoshka doll-themed hotel 2. Ride horses deep in the grasslands to watch the sunset 3. Experience the exotic atmosphere of a Russian ethnic village 4. Enjoy a breathtaking equestrian performance 🏞 Must-Visit Attractions: 📍 Manzhouli Matryoshka Hotel (Huapu Street, Manzhouli City) The world's only Matryoshka doll-themed hotel, with each room shaped like an independent doll. The night view is perfect for photos. 📍 Hulun Lake (New Barag Right Banner) The largest lake in northern China. Recommended to take a boat tour and try the specialty all-fish feast by the lake. 📍 Heishantou Town (Ergun City) The best spot for sunset views. Ride horses through the wetland grasslands, best visited around 5 PM. 📍 Moerhgele River (Chen Barag Banner) Known as the "First Winding Water Under Heaven." Climb to the viewing platform to see the spectacular nine bends, ideal for drone photography. 📍 Mordaga Forest Park (Ergun City) Take a forest train through birch forests. In autumn, the layered colors resemble an oil painting. 📍 Shiwei Linjiang Boundary River (Shiwei Town, Ergun City) Scenery along the China-Russia border river, with Russian villages visible across the river. Try a boundary river cruise. 📍 Enhe Russian Ethnic Village (Ergun City) Stay in wooden houses, learn to make Russian bread (lieba), and enjoy bonfire parties at night. 📍 Horse Dance Performance (New Barag Left Banner) A daily equestrian show at 3 PM featuring riders performing stunts like handstands and human pyramids—super impressive! 📌 Practical Tips: 1. Large temperature differences on the grassland—bring a jacket even in July-August. 2. Sun protection is a must—UV rays are very strong. 3. Bargain for horse riding at Heishantou (~200-300 CNY/hour). 4. Book the Matryoshka Hotel 1 month in advance during peak season. 5. Front-row seats for the Horse Dance performance require extra fees. 🍖 Food Recommendations: - Manzhouli: Lubli Western Restaurant (authentic Russian cuisine) - Ergun: Grassland Restaurant (must-try hand-grabbed meat) - Enhe: Malusha Lieba Bakery (freshly baked Russian bread) 🚗 Transportation Tips: Recommended to hire a private car—daily driving time is about 3-4 hours. If self-driving, download offline maps—many areas have no signal.

You must visit Hulunbuir in summer! Known as "China's Most Beautiful Grassland," the breathtaking scenery of cattle and sheep grazing under the wind-blown grass will move you to tears. Following the "Keep Running" cast here will definitely not disappoint! 🚗 Itinerary Day 1: Hailar - Morigele River - Ergun 📍 Depart from Hailar in the morning, and within just 20 minutes by car, you'll witness the awe-inspiring Morigele River! Arrive early to avoid tourist crowds. 📍 In the afternoon, head to downtown Ergun. We recommend dining at Bayintala Mongolian Restaurant—their whole lamb feast offers generous portions. Day 2: Wetland Park - Birch Forest - Enhe Russian Ethnic Village 📍 Ergun Wetland Park is a must-visit! A walk along the wooden boardwalk will reveal countless rare bird species. 📍 Don't miss the Russian bakery in Enhe Village—the freshly baked Russian bread is incredibly fragrant. Day 3: Border Highway - Heishantou Horse Ranch - Manzhouli 📍 Driving along the China-Russia border highway is an exhilarating experience—remember to switch your phone to airplane mode. 📍 Horseback riding at Heishantou is a steal! For just 200 yuan, you can ride for an hour, and the instructors will even help take photos. Day 4: Matryoshka Doll Square - National Gate Scenic Area - Return Trip 📍 Manzhouli's Matryoshka Doll Square is perfect for photos, with each doll design being utterly adorable. 📍 The final stop at the National Gate Scenic Area is truly awe-inspiring, with its solemn and majestic presence. 💡 Practical Tips 1. The grassland has significant temperature variations—bring a jacket for mornings and evenings, and don’t forget sun protection during the day. 2. Drones are prohibited in border areas, and always carry your ID with you. 3. July-August is peak season, so book hotels at least two weeks in advance. 4. Many areas on the grassland have no signal, so download offline maps beforehand.

Hulunbuir Grassland🔥6 Days 6 Nights Luxury Travel Photography Guide Step on the accelerator and rush into the grassland, a green ocean instantly unfolds before your eyes, Cattle and sheep like spilled pearl boxes, the blue sky and white clouds are so low you can poke them! Hurry up! The grassland is waiting for you to team up and gallop on horseback! Recommended Classic Outdoor Travel Photography Route on the Hulunbuir Northern Line ✨【6-Day Tour Route】 Day 0: Departure city - Hulunbuir Hailar Dongshan Airport (free pick-up) - hotel accommodation - free activities (taste local delicacies and snacks) Day 1: Depart from Hailar - cross deep into the grassland - watch the Morigele River from the high point - taste the popular ice cream at Tieshan Cold Drinks - Erguna Day 2: Erguna - Hundred Flowers Valley - Birch Forest - Marmot Park - Sacred Deer Park - Longyan Mountain - Moerdaoga Day 3: Moerdaoga - Moerdaoga National Forest Park (ride the forest train) - Echo Valley - Taiping Forest Farm - Eagle's Beak - Rapeseed Flower Sea - 3D Wheat Field - Immortal Slope - Shiwei Port - Sino-Russian border river Erguna River - Enhe Russian Ethnic Village / Linjiang Day 4: Enhe - Wolong Mountain - Smiling River - Most Beautiful Border Checkpoint Line - Horseback riding across the grassland - Sunset at Wanxia Slope - Bonfire party - Grassland starry sky and Milky Way - Heishantou Day 5: Heishantou - Visit herders (milking cows, feeding lambs, Mongolian costume photo shoot, archery, grassland small train) - 186 Ribbon River - Border Defense Highway - Mammoth Park - Manzhouli - Night tour of Manzhouli Day 6: Manzhouli - G Gate - Matryoshka Square - Tonghu Windmill Road - Hulun Lake - Barhu Mongolian Tribe - Huhe Nuoer Grassland - Hailar

Can you believe it? After just 3 days in Hulunbuir, the local prices gave me a real lesson – my entire consumption mindset collapsed! I thought traveling to the grasslands would save money, but by the end of the trip, my wallet was emptier than my face. That said, the breathtaking scenery and experiences were truly unforgettable, and I've been dreaming about it ever since returning. Today I'll share my Hulunbuir adventure while helping you avoid pitfalls, so you can spend less on unnecessary expenses. 1. Preparations - Transportation: I chose a direct flight to Hailar Dongshan International Airport. Booking a month in advance got me reasonable airfare, but prices fluctuate wildly during peak season. Locally, I opted for a chartered car at 300-500 RMB per person per day (including driver and fuel), which allowed flexible stops for sightseeing – though admittedly pricey. - Accommodation: Booked online in advance. A yurt in Heishantou cost several hundred RMB per night – more expensive than some city hotels! In Manzhouli, I stayed at the Matryoshka Hotel at relatively reasonable rates, within walking distance to Matryoshka Square, though rooms get scarce during peak season. 2. 3-Day Itinerary Day 1: Grassland Crossing & Wetland Encounter Morning at the Morigele River, praised by Lao She as "the world's most winding waterway." From the vantage point, the serpentine river flows like a silk ribbon across the grasslands – every shot is postcard-worthy. But horse riding prices shocked me: hundreds of RMB for 30 minutes, pricier than a hotpot feast in the city! Afternoon at the Ergun Wetland, truly deserving its title as Asia's premier wetland, with spectacular views from the observation deck. Stayed overnight in a Heishantou yurt, joining the bonfire party and fireworks under starry skies – an amazing experience, though my wallet winced in pain. Day 2: Border Highway & National Gate Morning grass sliding at 186 Colorful Ribbon River, where you can literally slide toward the Russian border on an ultra-long, thrilling track (at premium prices). Afternoon visit to Manzhouli's National Gate Scenic Area, featuring the fifth-generation national gate and Boundary Marker No. 41. The giant matryoshka dolls at the square make impressive photo ops. Russian dinner and night views transformed Manzhouli into a "Little Hong Kong," though the meal wasn't cheap. Day 3: Forest Lakes & Romantic Return Morning at the Birch Forest scenic area, where sunlight filters through snow-white trunks onto tame forest reindeer (remember to buy moss for feeding – at additional cost). Afternoon at Hulun Lake's crystal-clear waters offered therapeutic breezes and fresh lake fish. Evening return to Hailar included souvenir beef jerky purchases (also not inexpensive). 3. Pitfall Avoidance Guide 1. Spending: Food and activities within scenic areas are generally overpriced. Confirm prices for horse riding, grass sliding etc. in advance to avoid scams. Buy specialties at city supermarkets rather than tourist spots. 2. Accommodation: Book early during peak season to avoid inflated prices or no vacancies. Check yurt sanitation as some lack private bathrooms. 3. Activities: Be wary of street touts offering tours – hidden costs may apply. Though this Hulunbuir trip cost a pretty penny, those moments of running freely across grasslands and soaking in magnificent views made it all worthwhile. If you plan to visit, be sure to budget and research thoroughly!

The Ultimate Inner Mongolia Travel Guide: A Perfect Blend of Grasslands, Deserts & Exotic Culture Located in China's northern frontier, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region is a vast and magnificent land featuring expansive grasslands, boundless deserts, mysterious volcanic landscapes, and unique ethnic minority cultures. As one of China's largest provincial-level regions, Inner Mongolia attracts countless visitors with its breathtaking "endless sky and boundless wilderness" scenery and profound nomadic heritage. This guide provides detailed information on the best travel seasons, must-visit attractions, unique experiences, and practical tips to help you plan an unforgettable Inner Mongolia adventure. Best Time to Visit Given Inner Mongolia's vast territory spanning great east-west distances, different seasons offer distinctly different experiences. Based on climate characteristics and landscape changes, the travel seasons can be divided as follows: **May-September** is the golden season for grassland tourism. Early May brings spring greenery with fewer tourists, ideal for photographers capturing the "awakening grasslands." Mid-June to early July sees wildflowers like golden lotus and wolf poison flowers carpeting the hillsides. July-August offers the lushest grasslands and traditional Naadam Festival events, though be aware this is peak season with higher prices and crowds. **September-October** is prime time for autumn colors. Hulunbuir's birch forests turn golden, Ergun Wetland displays layered red, yellow, and green vegetation, while deserts glow crimson at sunset. Ejina Banner's poplar forests reach peak viewing from late September to mid-October, with golden trees contrasting sharply against blue skies - a photographer's paradise. **Winter (November-March)** transforms Inner Mongolia into a snowy wonderland. Enjoy skiing and hot springs in Arxan, ice fishing in Hulunbuir, or snow sculptures in Manzhouli. Yakeshi City even offers unique "reverse-season snow play," preserving winter snow for summer activities. Must-Visit Attractions Hulunbuir Grassland As one of the world's four great grasslands, Hulunbuir is Inner Mongolia's signature destination. In 2024, the Hulunbuir Grassland-Moergen River Scenic Area was officially designated a National 5A-level tourist attraction. The Morin River, known as "the world's most winding river," creates breathtaking natural landscapes across the grasslands. Visitors can horseback ride, experience nomadic life, attend bonfire parties, and immerse in Mongolian hospitality. Resonant Sand Bay Located in Ordos, this desert resort nearest to urban areas offers camel rides, dune buggies, and sandboarding. The Lotus Sand Resort Island features the world's only five-star desert hotel, with spectacular Milky Way views at night. For quieter alternatives, Yinken Tara Desert's fine sands are photographers' favorites. Ejina Poplar Forest This thousand-year-old poplar forest is a "holy land for photography," especially in autumn. Top photo spots include Erdaoqiao Reflection Forest, Sidaoqiao Hero Forest, and Badaoqiao Desert Sunset. The 28km route is best explored via shuttle buses. Arxan-Chaihe Scenic Area Famous for volcanic landscapes and forest hot springs, Arxan Tianchi is a crater lake requiring a 998-step climb. Winter's "Unfrozen River" phenomenon creates magical misty scenes even at -30°C. Manzhouli Matryoshka Square This Russian-style square centers around giant nesting doll sculptures, surrounded by onion-domed buildings that become enchantingly romantic at night. The Sino-Russian Trade Zone offers great-value Russian souvenirs. Classic Itineraries 5-Day Classic Loop **Day1: Hohhot Arrival** Morning at Inner Mongolia Museum to explore nomadic history, afternoon at Dazhao Temple and Old Street for ethnic handicrafts. **Day2: Xilamuren Grassland Immersion** Horseback riding, archery, visiting herder families to learn milking and dairy-making, evening bonfire party in a stargazing yurt. **Day3: Hasuhai Lake + Resonant Sand Bay** Morning cycling at Hasuhai Wetland, afternoon desert activities at Resonant Sand Bay. **Day4: Ergun Grassland + Manzhouli** Morning birdwatching at Ergun Wetland, afternoon at Manzhouli's Border Gate and Matryoshka Square, Russian dinner. **Day5: Poplar Forest/Departure** Autumn visitors photograph Ejina Poplar Forest; others visit Genghis Khan Mausoleum or Ordos Grassland. 3-Day Family Route **Day1: Hohhot Cultural Discovery** Dinosaur fossils at Inner Mongolia Museum, Chilianchuan Grassland Cultural Zone, evening bonfire party. **Day2: Desert Adventure at Resonant Sand Bay** Camel rides, sandboarding competitions, and desert karting for kids. **Day3: Volcano Exploration** Ulanhad Volcano Geological Park hike with "Mars" astronaut photo ops. Unique Experiences & Cuisine Cultural Activities - **Naadam Festival**: Traditional Mongolian games (horse racing, wrestling, archery) in July-August. - **Herder Homestay**: Learn milking and dairy-making for authentic nomadic life. - **Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe**: Interact with reindeer and experience Ewenki culture. Special Accommodations - **Grassland Yurts**: ~¥300/night at Xilamuren with stargazing. - **Desert Hotels**: ~¥2000/night at Lotus Hotel (all-inclusive). - **Russian Wooden Houses**: Matryoshka-themed hotels in Manzhouli. Must-Try Foods - **Hand-Grabbed Lamb**: Boiled mutton with wild chive sauce (try at Gerile Amma Milk Tea House). - **Camel Meat Pies**: Alxa specialty with tender, non-gamy meat. - **Pot Tea**: Savory milk tea with roasted rice and dairy skin. - **Russian Bread**: Manzhouli's rye bread best with jam. Practical Tips Transportation Given vast distances between attractions, consider: - **Flights**: Major airports in Hohhot, Hulunbuir, Manzhouli. - **Self-Drive**: Good grassland roads (SUVs recommended). - **Private Cars**: Local guides offer customized routes. Important Notes - **Eco Rules**: No littering in deserts/grasslands (fines apply). - **Cultural Etiquette**: Don't step on yurt thresholds; keep quiet at ovoo shrines. - **Safety**: Desert activities require guides; choose licensed horse ranches. - **Weather Prep**: Strong summer UV protection; large autumn temperature swings. Budget Reference 5-day comfortable trip (~¥1500/person): - Transport: ~¥500 (local car/group tour) - Lodging: ~¥600 (yurts ¥150/night; city hotels ¥120/night) - Tickets: ~¥260 (Dazhao Temple ¥35 + Xilamuren ¥65 + Resonant Sand Bay ¥120 + Chilianchuan ¥40) - Food: ~¥400 (¥80/day) - Activities: ~¥200 (horse riding, sandboarding) Inner Mongolia's boundless grasslands, mysterious deserts, and unique ethnic cultures promise unforgettable experiences. With proper planning for seasons and routes, you'll fully appreciate this northern frontier's extraordinary charm.

While southern China swelters in summer heat, Northeast China offers a refreshing retreat with average temperatures around 20°C. This guide starts from Mohe, taking you through grasslands, forests, and wetlands to experience pristine northern landscapes. Highlights: • Northernmost Experience: Visit China's northernmost point and witness the midnight sun phenomenon. • Forest Adventure: Ride the forest train through the primeval Greater Khingan Mountains. • Grassland Scenery: Gallop across Hulunbuir Grassland and admire the winding Morigele River. • Exotic Culture: Experience Russian ethnic customs and savor authentic Russian cuisine. Itinerary: Day 1: Arrival in Mohe - Exploring Arctic Village • Arrive in Mohe to begin your northernmost journey. • Visit Guanyin Mountain and Yanzhigou to learn about local history. • Explore Arctic Sandbar, find the "Boundary Monument No. 138" at Shenzhou Arctic Square. • Interact with reindeer at an Ewenki tribe. • Send postcards from China's northernmost post office. • Overnight in Arctic Village, experiencing polar night tranquility. Day 2: Arctic Village Monument - First Bend of Heilongjiang • Take memorable photos at Arctic Village Monument. • Travel along G331 Highway admiring birch forests at Shenlong Bay. • Visit Wusuli Shoal along the China-Russia border river. • Enjoy panoramic views from First Bend of Heilongjiang observation deck. • Return to Mohe for overnight stay. Day 3: Mohe - Moredagha • Cross into Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. • Stop at Manzhouli to admire Sister Lakes in Yikesama National Forest Park. • Arrive at forest town Moredagha, experiencing its unique charm. Day 4: Forest Train - Linjiang Village • Ride Moredagha forest train through Greater Khingan primeval forest. • Visit Taiping Village and Eagle's Beak for rustic countryside life. • Stay in Russian-style wooden lodges at Linjiang Village. Day 5: Linjiang - Heishantou • Visit Olochi Manor for pastoral views. • Learn about border trade at Shiwei Port. • Travel along border roads through military checkpoints. • Admire natural Taiji formation from Wulan Mountain. • Watch sunset at Heishantou Wetland. • Overnight in Heishantou. Day 6: Heishantou - Manzhouli • Visit Heishantou Port for border culture. • Admire winding 186 Ribbon River. • Experience vastness of Hulun Lake, North China's largest lake. • Explore Mammoth Theme Park's prehistoric wonders. • Visit Manzhouli's Gate of China and Matryoshka Square for Russian charm. • Overnight in Manzhouli. Day 7: Manzhouli - Hailar • Experience Mongolian culture at Barhu Tribe. • Explore vast Hulunbuir Grassland at Tianxia Grassland Scenic Area. • Marvel at Morigele River's natural meanders. • Conclude journey in Hailar. Travel Tips: • Clothing: Pack long sleeves for temperature variations, plus sun hats and sunglasses. • Protection: Bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent for grasslands. • Transport: Recommended to charter vehicles or join tours for convenience. This 7-day summer escape will take you away from the heat to discover Northeast China's cool beauty - magnificent landscapes, unique ethnic cultures, and warm hospitality that will create unforgettable memories! Hailar·Hulunbuir | Manzhouli·Hulunbuir | Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area | Heishantou Town | Mohe·Greater Khingan Mountains | China's Northernmost Point | Mohe Dance Hall

In Hulunbuir, you can: Visit the Morigele River, known as the "First Bend Under Heaven" by Lao She, and feel the freedom embraced by endless greenery. Stroll through Asia's largest wetland, the Erguna Wetland, marveling at the crystal-clear winding rivers and nature's breathtaking craftsmanship. Explore the Reindeer Tribe and get up close with gentle reindeer. Stand by Hulun Lake, the largest freshwater lake in northern China, and experience its majestic waves—this is also the origin of Hulunbuir's name. Visit Manzhouli's national border gate, China's largest land port, and immerse yourself in Russian charm. Step into a birch forest, where sunlight filters through the leaves, as if entering a fairy-tale world. Beyond the scenery, don't miss the local cuisine: tender and juicy hand-grabbed lamb, crispy roasted whole lamb, fragrant milk tea, and delicious Russian bread—each bite carries the flavor of the grasslands. Travel Tips: 1. The temperature varies greatly between day and night on the grasslands, so pack a warm jacket. 2. Protect yourself from the sun and mosquitoes—both are quite "enthusiastic." 3. Respect local customs and etiquette. 4. When horseback riding, follow the instructor's guidance—avoid sandals and skirts for safety. 5. Consider hiring a private car for more flexibility and convenience, allowing you to stop and admire the views anytime. Pack your bags and head to Hulunbuir to embrace the winds of freedom!

Pre-Trip Preparation Bring your ID card, and if driving, your driver's license. For border areas, apply for a border pass in advance. In summer, pack short sleeves, a light jacket, thick hoodies, windbreakers, as well as sunscreen clothing, sunglasses, wide-brimmed hats, long pants, and sneakers. For gear, bring a camera, drone, tripod, power bank, stomach medicine, motion sickness pills, and mosquito repellent. Don’t forget toiletries, moisturizing skincare, and lip balm. Transportation Guide Hailar Dongshan International Airport is the main hub, with direct flights available. If time permits, trains are an option. I recommend hiring a private car—drivers know the routes and can take you to hidden gems. Self-driving offers freedom but requires caution due to complex road conditions. Public transport is infrequent and less convenient. My private car experience was fantastic! The guide was professional. Before departure, they reminded us about clothing and sun protection. During the trip, they not only explained the breathtaking scenery of the Morigele River and the rich Mongolian culture but also led us to discover hidden spots like birch forests and reindeer parks, revealing the grassland’s most enchanting side. Their skilled driving ensured safety on tricky roads, and they helped us find authentic, affordable local delicacies—the aroma of roasted whole lamb and hand-grabbed meat is unforgettable. What moved me most was their companionship, filling our journey with laughter and peace of mind, making them the warmest "guide" on our trip! 6-Day, 5-Night Classic Itinerary • Day 1: Hailar → Morigele River → Deep Grasslands → Wetlands → Russian Family Visit → Erguna. Enjoy the winding Morigele River, grassland activities, wetland sunsets, and Russian cultural experiences. • Day 2: Erguna → Birch Forest → Reindeer Park → Genbai Highway → Moerdaoga. Wander through birch forests and interact with reindeer. • Day 3: Moerdaoga → Forest Train → Eagle’s Beak → Border River Sunset → Linjiang/Shiwei. Ride the forest train, visit Eagle’s Beak, and admire the border river sunset. • Day 4: Linjiang/Shiwei → Route 9/8/7 → Wulan Mountain Taiji Diagram → Horseback Riding → Heishantou. Drive along border roads for river views, see the Wulan Mountain Taiji Diagram, and gallop across the grasslands. • Day 5: Heishantou → Herder Family Visit → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → National Gate/Matryoshka Square → Manzhouli Night Views. Experience herder life, admire the 186 Colorful Ribbon River, visit the National Gate and Matryoshka Square, and enjoy Manzhouli’s nightscape. • Day 6: Manzhouli → Windmill Road → Hulun Lake → Barag Mongol Tribe → Hailar. Marvel at the Windmill Road, explore Hulun Lake, and immerse in Barag Mongol culture. Important Notes The grasslands have strong UV rays—apply sunscreen. Large temperature swings mean packing a thick jacket. Bring mosquito repellent to avoid bites. Scenic spots are pricey, so carry water and snacks, and compare souvenir prices. Confirm horseback riding fees and routes in advance. Avoid skirts for grass sliding and follow staff instructions.

🎉 Ready for a spontaneous grassland adventure? 🌿 Especially for first-timers traveling with parents and kids, this guide is your lifesaver! 🎁 🌈 First, I highly recommend local all-inclusive tour groups—covering accommodation, transportation, activities, tickets, and more with seamless service! 🚗🏨🎫 No more stressing over planning till you go bald! 🤣 Let locals guide you to minimize scams, enjoy pure fun without shopping stops, and experience total freedom! 🎈 🌺 Next, let me unveil the Hulunbuir itinerary! 📝 🚗 Itinerary 🚗 🤞①: Hailar airport/train pickup🌟—free time🔥 🤞②: Hailar → Morigele River🌈 → deep grassland → wetlands → Russian family visit → Ergun🔥 🤞③: Ergun → Birch Forest Scenic Area → Oloqiya Manor → Linjiang/Shiwei🔥 🤞④: Linjiang/Shiwei → Jiuka → Qika → Wulan Mountain Taiji Diagram → horseback riding → Heishantou🔥 🤞⑤: Heishantou → Border Highway → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → herder family visit → Manzhouli night views🔥 🤞⑥: Manzhouli → National Gate/Matryoshka Square → Hulun Lake → Zhalainuoer Museum → Hailar 🏙 Accommodation Recs 🔆 Hailar: Upscale hotels with great amenities, pricier but close to downtown/train station. 🔆 Heishantou: Yurt camps with stunning grassland views, remote from town and pricey. 🔆 Ergun: Hotels near downtown, convenient transport, options from B&Bs to business hotels—great value! 🔆 Manzhouli: Older city hotels; Matryoshka Hotel is fun in low season but overpriced in peak. ⚠️ Notes • Itinerary is flexible—adjust based on your schedule. • Sun protection is a MUST—grassland UV rays are intense! • Pack layers—big temperature swings between day/night. • Bug spray essential—summer brings lots of mosquitoes. • Light-colored long dresses (red/white) = photo-perfect! First-time visitors to Hulunbuir will have tons of questions. This guide covers all the essentials—bookmark it for your future trip! 😘😘 Click below ↓↓↓ for [Hulunbuir Customized Private Tours]!

☀️Hulunbuir travel guide—an ultra-reliable strategy to avoid all the traps! Friends👭 planning a trip to Hulunbuir, check this out~✨ Hulunbuir in autumn🍂 is a world of layered forests, vibrant colors, fairy-tale scenery, and a paradise for photographers. Having visited Hulunbuir six times, I’ve compiled this comprehensive guide to help you steer clear of common travel pitfalls! **6-Day & 5-Night Itinerary** 🚩**Day 1⃣**: Nationwide arrivals—meet in Hailar👣 🚩**Day 2⃣**: Hailar—Morigele River—cross the grasslands🌳—camp at a herder’s home—learn to make Russian bread (Lieba)—Erguna 🚩**Day 3⃣**: Erguna Wetland🌿—Birch Forest Scenic Area🌲—Enhe—Shiwei—Oroqen Manor—sunset at Shenxian Slope🌝 🚩**Day 4⃣**: Border patrol route—visit a herder’s family—grass sliding—horseback riding—grassland sunset—bonfire party🔥 🚩**Day 5⃣**: Heishantou—China-Russia Border Gate—Matryoshka Doll Square—Manzhouli 🚩**Day 6⃣**: Manzhouli—Hulun Lake—Bargu Mongolian Tribe—return to Hailar for departure🌈 **Transportation Tips** 1. Private cars are expensive; opt for trains, buses, or flights due to Inner Mongolia’s vast distances. 2. Hohhot has extensive bus routes, including a tourist line connecting major attractions. 3. For safety and convenience, pre-book a local tour group—drivers arranged by them offer a similar experience to private hires. 🌈**Hulunbuir Travel Tips to Avoid Scams**: 1. Be wary of cheap tour packages—unreliable drivers can ruin your trip! 2. Hulunbuir has strong UV rays—pack sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. 3. For stunning photos, wear yellow, white, blue, or green—these colors pop against the summer grasslands. 🌈Summer’s here~ Let’s head to the grasslands and feel the breeze! Grassland sunsets and starry skies🌃 are pure romance!💯 The itinerary’s all planned—just follow the guide. Questions? Ask away!❓ **Click below↓↓↓ for customized Hulunbuir tours & private car hires**

⚠️Nanny-level guide⚠️ Travel tips❗️ 🖼If you want to visit Hulunbuir in 2025, how should you play❓This guide, summarized by a local who has lived here for 30 years, includes a Hulunbuir travel map, 🥩 small restaurants only locals can find✅, travel precautions❗️❗️ A big collection of attractions‼️ Not only can you fully understand Hulunbuir, but also experience the local customs and culture‼️ Bring your friends and have fun together❗️ 🚗 Itinerary 🚗 🤞①: Hailar airport/train station pickup 🌟— Free activities 🔥 🤞②: Hailar → Morigele River 🌈 → Deep into the grasslands → Wetlands → Visit Russian households → Erguna 🔥 🤞③: Erguna → Birch Forest Scenic Area → Oroqen Manor → Linjiang / Shiwei 🔥 🤞④: Linjiang / Shiwei → Jiuka → Qika → Wulanshan Taiji Map → Horse riding gallop → Heishantou 🔥 🤞⑤: Heishantou → Border Highway → 186 Ribbon River → Visit herders → Manzhouli night view 🔥 🤞⑥: Manzhouli → National Gate / Matryoshka Square → Hulun Lake → Zalainuoer Museum → Hailar ✅ Accommodation: Besides the usual Mongolian yurts and transparent-topped tents, there are unique stays like wooden log cabins and the Matryoshka Doll Hotel in Manzhouli. These hotels are designed with strong Russian style, offering an exotic experience. Additionally, bubble rooms and container accommodations on the grassland are also great choices. ✍ Travel tips: 🌈 Sunscreen: The grassland has strong UV rays, sunscreen is essential. 🌈 Temperature difference: Big temperature difference between morning and night, long sleeves and pants are a must; in summer, there are many flying insects on the grassland, bring mosquito repellent spray. 🌈 Clothing: Try to choose light-colored clothes, dresses, etc., which are super photogenic. You can also rent a set of Mongolian costumes and take a photo shoot on the grassland. If you want to travel to Inner Mongolia, Hulunbuir with your kids 👪 and besties 🙋, sisters, how is your Inner Mongolia travel plan going? This Hulunbuir travel guide ✌ hopes to help sisters who want to travel to Inner Mongolia 💗. If you find it useful, you can save ⭐ it and read it slowly. For travel inquiries, please click below↓↓↓【Hulunbuir Custom Car Rental】

💫 Folks, the grasslands of Hulunbuir are like paradise! Follow this 5-day itinerary to embrace its beauty. D1: Departure → Hailar ✈ After arriving in Hailar, take a stroll at Genghis Khan Square, where sculptures showcase Mongolian culture. In the evening, try a local hotpot restaurant—tender lamb paired with wild chive flower dipping sauce is absolutely divine. D2: Hailar → Morigele River → Grassland Expedition → Enhe 🌅 Head to the Morigele River—the Haolin Wenduri Viewing Platform offers a great vantage point to admire the river bends. During the grassland crossing, experience camping (remember safety and mosquito protection). In Enhe, savor Russian-style bread and Buryat steamed buns, then explore this charming Russian-influenced town. D3: Enhe → Valley of the Winds / Birch Forest → Border Route → Heishantou 🌳 The Valley of the Winds features unique landscapes, while the Birch Forest is perfect for photos. Travel along the border route to enjoy Sino-Russian scenery. At dusk in Heishantou, gallop on horseback across the grassland and witness a stunning sunset. Spend the night in a yurt, lulled to sleep by the whispers of the prairie wind. D4: Herder’s Homestead → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → Tethering Post → Manzhouli 🐎 In the morning, dress in traditional Mongolian attire for photos and try archery at a herder’s home. In the afternoon, experience grass sliding at 186 Colorful Ribbon River for some thrills. The Tethering Post offers unique views. By evening, explore Manzhouli’s nightscape and dine at a Russian restaurant. D5: Manzhouli → Horse Dance Performance → Hailar (Departure) 🎪 Watch the Horse Dance performance to immerse in Mongolian equestrian culture. Afterward, return to Hailar and head home with unforgettable memories. ❗ Reminders: - Summer brings mosquitoes—pack repellent. - Respect local religious beliefs and customs. - Drive carefully; some roads are bumpy. - Book accommodations and tickets in advance to avoid delays.

Just returned from Inner Mongolia! If you can convince someone, do it—just go without hesitation! Escaping the concrete jungle, I was completely healed by the summer in Hulunbuir! The glowing green grasslands, clouds within reach, leisurely grazing cattle and sheep... It's like a real-life Miyazaki manga, breathtakingly beautiful! 📸 [18 Essential Tips to Avoid Pitfalls] ✈️ Transportation: Fly directly to Hailar! The grasslands are fully green—go now! 👢 Outfit: Bring long boots! Perfect for photos and protecting your legs from grass scratches! Sensitive skin? Pack allergy meds! 🧥 Temperature: Mornings and evenings are freezing! A windproof jacket is a lifesaver! ☀️ Sun Protection: UV rays are strong! Use high-SPF sunscreen, physical barriers, and reapply frequently! 🦟 Mosquito Repellent: Wetlands have lots of bugs! Keep mosquito spray handy! 🐎 Activities: Grass skiing, horseback riding, feeding sheep, milking cows—must-try fun experiences! 🍖 Food: Roast whole lamb, lamb chops, hotpot, hand-grabbed meat, milk tofu, salty milk tea—portions are big, so go with a group! 🚗 Itinerary: The most stunning views are on the road! Hire a local guide to discover hidden gems! ⚠️ Self-Driving: Not for beginners! Poor signal and steep wild roads—safety first! 🌊 Morigele River: Wooden fences and herds of cattle and sheep—authentic "wind blows, grass bends" scenery! 💧 Tips: Stay hydrated! Toilets are scarce, bring an umbrella for shade and emergencies! 🍫 Snacks: Pack snacks (beef jerky, chocolate) for long car rides to stave off hunger! 🐴 Horse Riding: Choose a certified ranch! Avoid roadside horses! 🚫 No Drones: Border areas prohibit drones—follow the rules for photography! 🥛 Fresh Milk: Local milk is rich (non-skimmed)—drink sparingly to avoid stomach issues! 🏰 Manzhouli: Strong Russian vibes! The windmill array on Tonghu Road is perfect for photos! 💊 Vitamin C: Limited fruits and veggies can cause heatiness—bring vitamin supplements! 🌟 Must-Visit Spots: Morigele River, Moerdaoga Forest Train, Heishantou Horseback Sunset, Hulun Lake Hitching Post, Manzhouli Matryoshka Dolls! Full manga vibes! 💚 Follow this guide and embrace the green of Hulunbuir with confidence! DM for small group or customized car tours! 🙋

Here’s a carefully planned family travel guide for the Hulunbuir North Route, covering itineraries, highlights, accommodations, and practical tips for a fun-filled grassland adventure with no pitfalls! 🌟 🚗 **Itinerary (6 Days, 5 Nights · Classic North Loop)** **Day 1: Hailar Gathering** - **Family Activity:** Visit the "Hulunbuir History Museum" (free, interactive exhibits) - **Dinner Recommendation:** Nuomin Tara Milk Tea House (try hand-held lamb + Mongolian pot tea; kids love fried rice milk tea) - **Accommodation:** Mid-to-high-end family hotel in Hailar (e.g., InterContinental Hotel with a kids' play area) **Day 2: Hailar → Moergen River → Ergun** - **Must-Do:** ✅ **Moergen River:** Climb the "Cliff Viewing Platform" (free! Best views, perfect for Windows desktop-worthy shots) ✅ **Grassland Family Fun:** Dress in Mongolian robes, milk cows, and feed lambs (recommended: "Muyun Mountain Top" ranch) - **Stay:** Ergun wooden cottage B&B (with a courtyard for stargazing ✨) **Day 3: Ergun → Birch Forest → Enhe** - **Highlights:** 🌲 **Birch Forest:** Feed reindeer 🦌! Kids will love touching antlers for photos 🚲 **Enhe Cycling:** Rent family bikes to explore the Russian-style village - **DIY Activity:** Bake Russian bread at a local bakery (recommended: "Yelena Bakery") - **Accommodation:** Enhe wooden cabin (choose one with a swing and vegetable garden) **Day 4: Enhe → Shiwei → Linjiang → Moerdaoga** - **Border River Cruise:** Take a boat in Shiwei to see the China-Russia border; use binoculars to spot Russian villages 🔭 - **Linjiang Secret Spot:** Climb "Fairy Slope" for a sunset view over the border river (gentle slope, suitable for kids 5+) - **Travel Tip:** Drive along the "Ka Line" border road (Jiuka → Qika) for stunning rapeseed fields and wheat farms! - **Stay:** Moerdaoga forest cabin (wake up to pine trees 🌲) **Day 5: Moerdaoga → Aoluguya → Heishantou** - **Forest Train Ride:** Take a vintage train through the Greater Khingan Range (1.5-hour ride, kids adore it!) - **Heishantou Must-Dos:** ✅ Horseback riding at Sunset Mountain (choose licensed stables with kids' gear) ✅ Visit a herder’s family (¥100/person): milk cows, wear Mongolian outfits, ride a grassland mini-train - **Accommodation:** Heishantou yurt (choose one with AC and private bathroom! Recommended: "Green Field Yurts") **Day 6: Heishantou → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → Manzhouli Return** - **Thrilling Experience:** Grass sliding! 1-km-long slope (for kids 1.2m+, guaranteed screams of joy) - **Matryoshka Doll Park Tips:** ✅ Daytime fun: Mirror maze/Russian circus (check showtimes) ✅ Nighttime photos: Giant Matryoshka Hotel lights are magical - **Souvenir Shopping:** Buy Russian chocolates and dolls at Dashan Russian Supermarket ⚠️ **Family Pitfall Avoidance Guide** 1. **Transport Safety:** ✔️ Rent an SUV (some roads are rough in July’s rainy season; request a child safety seat) ❌ Avoid self-driving: Some grassland areas have no signal, easy to get lost 2. **Health Tips:** - Pack jackets + thin down vests for temperature swings - Mosquito repellent is a must (forest/river areas have aggressive bugs; recommend "Raid Kids Repellent") - Bring probiotics (heavy meat diet may upset stomachs) 3. **Food Tips:** - Kid-friendly picks: Mongolian yogurt soup, blueberry jam bread, iron-pot fish - Skip: Dried meat (tough to chew), strong mare’s milk wine 📸 **Photo Hotspots** | Location | Best Shot | |----------|----------| | Moergen River | Cliff-top view of winding river (afternoon light) | | Enhe | Sunset over wooden cottages + sunflower fields | | Heishantou | Silhouette of horseback riding at dusk (~7 PM) | | Matryoshka Square | Nighttime lights (lights off at 9 PM) | 💡 **Hidden Family Gems** - **Nature Collecting:** Gather pinecones/birch bark for crafts - **Stargazing Class:** Spot the Milky Way in Moerdaoga or yurts (use Star Walk app) - **Eco-Experience:** Join grassland conservation workshops at Hailar’s "Nature School" 🌱 **Trip Design Philosophy:** Daily drive ≤3.5h | Blend culture + nature + fun | Accommodations balance hygiene and uniqueness Bookmark this guide and let your kids unleash their joy on this healing journey through grasslands and forests! 🐎✨

🥰Who's still struggling with endless travel guides⁉️ The best season for Hulunbuir is coming—how to make the most of it? Check this out, everyone… Wolf Pack Travel has prepared the ultimate 2025 Hulunbuir travel guide for you. Save it and get ready to go! 🤩 ↘️Itinerary Route ✋️✋️ 🌸Day 1: Meet in Hailar—free time—explore local delicacies 🍜🥘🍒 🌸Day 2: Hailar—Genghis Khan Camp Grassland—Morigele River 🐛—Erguna Wetland—Erguna 🌸Day 3: Erguna—Birch Forest Scenic Area—Reindeer Park 🦌—Shiwei—Oroqen Manor 💐—Stay in a wooden cabin 🌸Day 4: Shiwei Port—travel along the China-Russia border route 🌹—Heishantou—visit a herder’s family—stay in a Mongolian yurt 🌸Day 5: Heishantou 🌲—186 Colorful River (grass sliding)—Hulun Lake—Manzhouli 🌸Day 6: Manzhouli—Mammoth Museum—Hailar Best time: June to August 🈷️ Recommended departure: Late June 📸 Fewer crowds, stunning scenery, great value, and plenty of activities‼️ 📮About Us: 🏣Local Hulunbuir family-friendly travel company Specializing in parent-child trips in Inner Mongolia Duration: 6 days, 5 nights 🎏Group dates: Multiple options available during summer vacation 🌈Outfit suggestions: 1️⃣Summer wear: Light short sleeves + long pants, paired with a sun hat and sunglasses. ☀️ 2️⃣Autumn wear: Long-sleeved shirt + light jacket for cooler mornings and evenings. 🍁 3️⃣Shoes: Comfortable sneakers for walking and horseback riding. 👟 Hulunbuir travel lets you experience the beauty and charm of the grasslands—a place you’ll never want to leave. 💖 Here, you can ride horses across the plains, feeling like you’re wandering through a painting. You can enjoy the thrill of grass sliding with the wind rushing past your ears. You can experience the joyful life of local herders. Nature has all the answers. 🌿 The grasslands are nature’s gift 🎁 and the best classroom for children. A trustworthy, fun-only tour is what you deserve! For more routes, message us~ Click below ↓↓↓ for customized Hulunbuir private car tours!

Every day in Hulunbuir redefines my understanding of beauty✨ If paradise exists on earth, it must look like this grassland🌿 The sunset on the first day moved me to tears, and each subsequent day brought new surprises! What a magical place this is🥹 Every snapshot looks like a Windows desktop wallpaper💻 The contrast between city livestock and grassland livestock is hilariously real🐎 This is the true essence of life - I don't want to miss a single second~ - Here's my in-depth 6-day, 5-night grassland itinerary👇 📆Day1: Morigele River's winding curves ➖ Erguna Wetland ➖ Capture magical sunset photos🌅 🏨: Stay in Erguna (choose a hotel with wetland views if possible) 📆Day2: Enter the fairytale world of Birch Forest🌲 ➖ Groundhog Paradise (so adorable!) ➖ Xing'an Deer Park🦌 ➖ Panoramic views from Longyan Mountain summit 🏨: Stay in Moerdaoga (super cozy log cabins) 📆Day3: Instagrammable forest train🚂 ➖ Eagle's Beak rock formation ➖ Secret Echo Valley ➖ Divine Slope ➖ China-Russia border at Shiwei Port 🏨: Stay in Russian-style Enhe Town 📆Day4: Breathtaking reflections at Smiling Face River ➖ Grass sliding for adrenaline rush ➖ Sunset horseback riding at Heishantou🏇 ➖ Bonfire party ➖ Stargazing on the grassland✨ 🏨: Experience a Mongolian yurt (might see the Milky Way on clear nights) 📆Day5: Be a grassland cutie for a day🐑 (sheep feeding + milking cows + archery + mini train) ➖ Visit "Northern Sea" Hulun Lake 🏨: Stay in Manzhouli (spectacular night views) 📆Day6: Photo ops at Matryoshka Doll Square ➖ Wedding Palace ➖ Mammoth Park ➖ Pack up memories and head home 📌Travel Tips 🐑 Must book private car tours!! The grassland is vast - you'll get lost driving yourself. I recommend Travel with their handsome post-00s driver/guides who take great photos📸 🧥 Huge temperature swings! Wearing T-shirts by day and down jackets by night is no joke❄️ ☀️ Sun protection trio: sunglasses + sunscreen + hat 👗 Wear red/blue/yellow/white long dresses for insta-worthy shots everywhere Final thoughts: Every frame here is Windows-desktop-level healing💚

🌈 My little sister graduated from kindergarten! For her graduation trip, we chose the Hulunbuir Grasslands she's always dreamed of, embarking on a 5-day, 4-night "relaxing" family adventure~ Blue skies, white clouds, flocks of sheep, galloping horses... every snapshot is a Windows desktop-worthy life photo! This family travel guide is for you who also want to experience the charm of the grasslands with your kids~ ⭐ About Activities: Day 1: Hangzhou - Hailar Airport - Airport pickup & hotel check-in - Dinner at Suolun Ga Restaurant Day 2: Hailar - Moerdaoga River Scenic Area - ATV wetland adventure - Check in at Erguna Day 3: Erguna - Genbai Highway - Xinglu Park - Moerdaoga Forest Train - Russian ethnic experience in Enhe (making bread & painting matryoshka dolls) - Stay in Mongolian yurt at Heishantou Day 4: Heishantou - 1km grass sliding - Herdsman experience - Change into Mongolian costumes - Feed lambs - Milk cows - Taste dairy products & salty milk tea - Most beautiful border highway - Horseback riding at sunset - Stay in Manzhouli Day 5: Manzhouli - Matryoshka Square - Grassland Wolf Culture Park (get close to wolves & adorable cubs) - Private camp afternoon tea - Return to Hailar 🍰 About Food: The lamb here isn't gamey at all - even we who never eat lamb devoured so much! Must try Heishantou's yogurt - my bestie and I kept buying more~ Choose specialty restaurants where portions are generous~ Always bring tissues as most restaurants don't provide them! 🛏️ About Accommodation: Try one night in a modern yurt with private bathroom (more comfortable), other nights can be B&Bs or hotels 🚗 About Transportation: Small family tour groups! Guides will take you to less crowded scenic spots, provide airport transfers, and are great with kids - our Xiaoxi didn't want to leave! ⚠ Photo Tips: 1. Dress kids in bright/white clothes that pop against green backgrounds. Add straw hats, little boots or matching outfits for better shots 2. Use natural elements: wind (blowing hair/clothes), clouds, sheep herds, horse groups, winding rivers, straight roads, sunset glows 3. Candid shots! 100x more lively than posed photos 4. Capture landscapes: endless grasslands, grazing animals, meandering rivers - perfect for storytelling collages ❤️ Safety & Comfort: 1. Safety first: Supervise kids during horseback riding, near roads/rivers, or with animals 2. Mosquito & sun protection: Strong UV and bugs! Bring repellent, sunscreen, hats, sunglasses 3. Temperature swings: Cool mornings/evenings/rain - pack long sleeves & pants 4. Long drives: Prepare snacks, picture books & toys for kids between attractions 5. Dietary differences: Mongolian cuisine is meat-heavy - bring kids' meds (stomach/flu remedies) ✨ Let's escape the hustle, embrace pure nature with our kids, and savor slow family moments under vast skies~