The leisurely floating clouds and grasslands of Hulunbuir

Hulunbuir is located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region and is composed of multiple ethnic groups, mainly Han and Mongolian (the Mongolians speak the Buryat language). If you want to learn more about Hulunbuir, you can experience the local ethnic characteristics firsthand and deeply feel the life of the herdsmen. The following is the significance and itinerary of Hulunbuir: 🚙🚙What to play? ——Natural wonders × cultural secrets, unlock new surprises every day Day 1: Hailar → Golden Horde → Morigele River 🎉How to play: Climb up to overlook the "No. 1 Curved Water in the World", learn how to milk cows, build yurts, stay overnight in yurts on the grassland, and listen to "Gada Meilin" by the campfire. Day 2: Horseback riding through the grassland → Ergun Wetland → Enhe Russian Township 🎈How to play: Professional coaches lead the horseback ride to visit herdsmen's homes, climb up to the Ergun Wetland to take pictures of the "layers of forests", and learn to knead Leba dough in Enhe. Day 3: Shiwei Port → Linjiangtun → Mordaoga Forest Train ✨How to play: Take photos of the boundary river scenery at the China-Russia border, explore the century-old wooden houses in Linjiangtun, take the Mordaoga train through the forest and feed reindeer. Day 4: Aoluguya Deer Herding Tribe → Black Mountain Head Horseback Riding Sunset 🌲How to play: interact with reindeer at close range, have night talks with the Ewenki people, chase the sunset on horseback on the Heishantou grassland, and learn Mongolian. Day 5: Manchuria Matryoshka Square → National Gate Scenic Area → Mammoth Park 🗼How to play: Graffiti giant nesting dolls on Manzhouli Matryoshka Street, overlook the Russian town from the National Gate Scenic Area, and take photos with the "fossils" in the Mammoth Park. Day 6: On the way back → Hongjila Grassland → Genghis Khan Statue 🚙🚙How to play: Check in at the "Beauty Grassland" of Hongjilabu on the way back to Hailar, ride a motorcycle on the grassland, feel the freedom like flying, and relax everything. 🍣🍜What to eat? ——The best taste of grassland, a nomadic epic on your tongue 1. Hand-held meat, mutton offal soup Reasons to try: This Mongolian "hard-core dish" consists of lamb ribs stewed in water and dipped in wild chive sauce, making the meat as tender as clouds. Mutton offal soup with freshly baked crispy naan and a sprinkle of cumin is absolutely delicious. 2. Buryat buns Flavor code: Russian puff pastry buns with lamb and onion filling, juicy when bitten, with a salty and fragrant taste with a hint of milky flavor. The bread from Enhe Russian Township is dipped in blueberry jam, which is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a mixture of sweet and sour taste. 3. Pot tea, milk and fried rice Grassland breakfast: Brick tea boiled into thick soup, added with fried rice, milk skin and butter. The herdsmen said: "A bowl of pot tea is a drink for the morning on the grassland." I learned to make milk skin mixed with fried rice in the herdsmen's home and chewed until my cheeks were sore. 4. Russian-style three-piece set Must-eats in Manzhouli: borscht + braised beef in a can + black bread, served with kvass drink, to experience the heroic romance of the fighting nation. 🍷What to drink? ——A glass of prairie wine to toast the heaven and earth 1️⃣Salty milk tea Soul drink: brick tea + fresh milk + fried rice + butter, rich in salty and fragrant flavor. Herders say: "Drinking a bowl can sustain me for a whole morning of herding." 2️⃣ Mare’s milk Nomadic liquor: Made from fermented mare's milk, it is slightly intoxicating and sour. When toasting, the herders dip their ring fingers into the liquor to toast heaven and earth. They jokingly say, "This is called 'clinking glasses with the Eternal Heaven'!" 3️⃣ Blueberry sauce with kvass Sweet and sour attack: Spread the jam made from Enhe Forest blueberries on the bread, and then take a sip of kvass, which is refreshing and relieves greasiness. 🎈🎈Come to Hulunbuir 💐💐Nature Poetry: "The folds of the Morigele River contain a love letter from the sky to the grassland." "The annual rings of the birch forest are the code of time, and the reindeer bells shatter the silence of dusk." 🏘️🏘️Humanistic temperature: "The smoke from the yurts is the musical score of the nomadic people, and the barking of the sheepdogs is the rhythm of the grassland." "In the tent of the Ewenki people, the firelight warms the shaman's stories." 🎉🎉Artistic conception sublimation: "Here, even wrestling is a ritual of embracing the earth, and the bruises from falling are medals of honor stamped on the grassland." "The story of the bag filled with wind on the way home has left an eternal poem of 'Hulunbuir' in my heart." Come to Hulunbuir for the "Five Senses Experience" 💞Grassland morning mist, wetland forest, forest light and shadow 💞The sound of horse hooves, melodious pastoral songs, and reindeer bells 💞The richness of salty milk tea, the aroma of wheat from leba, and the fireworks of pot tea 💞The bumps of riding a horse on the waves, the softness of milking, the roughness of birch bark 💞The interweaving of grass and milk aroma, the burnt aroma of pine wood beside the campfire Things to note when visiting Hulunbuir: The temperature difference between morning and night is large, so remember to bring an extra set of jackets and boots. The weather is hot in summer, so please pay attention to sun protection and prepare a mosquito-proof hat and toilet water. The summer rains in Hulunbuir come suddenly, so remember to prepare a raincoat and rain boots.