Help! I just got back from Hulunbuir, and I must warn everyone I can

——🌿 **Hulunbuir · Prose Edition** 🌿—— 1. **Song of the Grassland** "In Hulunbuir, the wind is a free poet, writing endless sonnets with waves of grass. The sunset from horseback turns the herder's long melody golden. This isn't a distant land, but the original home of the soul." 2. **Invitation of Four Seasons** "In spring, Daur apricot blossoms wake the sleeping wetlands; in summer, the Morgen River falls to earth like silver silk; in autumn, birch forests ignite the entire Greater Khingan Range with gold; in winter, the bonfires of the Nadam festival melt the severe cold of minus 40°C." 3. **Cultural Imprints** "Prayer flags on the Ovoo still tell the legend of Genghis Khan, while Ewenki reindeer walk across the starlit tundra. Drink a bowl of steaming milk tea, and you'll understand that the prairie's deep affection is thicker than the milk skin." 4. **Travelers Say** "The horizon here shows Earth's original curvature. GPS may fail, but your heart won't. When your off-road vehicle crosses the 99 bends of the river, you'll understand—Hulunbuir isn't just scenery, but a permit to step into a magnificent oil painting." ——🏞️ **Hulunbuir · Attractions Edition** 🏞️—— **1. Hulunbuir Grassland** - One of the world's four major grasslands, recommended experiences: ✓ Aerial photography of Morgen River, "the world's most winding river" ✓ Visit herders (milk cows/feed lambs/wear Mongolian robes) ✓ Watch thousands of galloping horses at the Golden Horde Tribe **2. Erguna Wetland** - Asia's largest wetland, with stunning autumn foliage ★ Must-do: Climb the 720° viewing platform to see the Genhe River winding through the wetland like a jade belt **3. Manzhouli** - A fairytale border city blending Chinese, Russian, and Mongolian cultures ✓ Photograph the onion-domed buildings at Matryoshka Square ✓ Night tour of the brilliantly lit Golden Port **4. Greater Khingan Range Forest Belt** - Recommended: Moerdaoga National Forest Park ★ Highlights: White Deer Island rafting/Ewenki Reindeer Park **5. Heishantou** - Best viewpoint for grassland sunsets ✓ Horseback ride through wetlands to watch the sunset ✓ Stay in a Mongolian yurt to observe the Milky Way **6. Hulun Lake/Buir Lake** - The "sister lakes" that gave the region its name ✓ Enjoy a whole fish feast at Hulun Lake ✓ Explore the China-Mongolia border marker at Buir Lake ——📆 **Travel Tips** —— ✔ Best seasons: June-August (grassland)/mid-September to early October (autumn scenery) ✔ Transportation recommendation: Chartered car tour (500-800 yuan daily) or self-driving ✔ Must-try foods: Hand-held meat, Buryat dumplings, iron pot stewed goose