What is it like to ride a 30,000 yuan ice and snow train?

Wake up in a cozy and private room in the morning, open the curtains and see a fairy tale world covered in silver. The northern landscape of birch forests, broad-leaved pines, grasslands, and glaciers presents itself before you like a movie. Although it's minus 50 degrees Celsius outside the car, it's warm as spring inside, with a constant temperature of 25 degrees Celsius and thoughtful itinerary arrangements and care from the vacation ambassador, which allows us to comfortably experience this rare eco-tour. No input provided. Many friends have asked me if I feel bored on the train. On the Hulunbuir train, there is everything you need for eating, drinking, and entertainment. They have brought a five-star hotel onto the train, and in the dining car, you can taste different types of Chinese, Mongolian, and Western cuisine for three meals a day. My favorite is the beef and mutton from Inner Mongolia, which is juicy and delicious without any gamey taste. Each dish is a delight when cooked by the chef on board, and even the tableware is specially customized by an Italian handmade brand. Eating delicious food while enjoying the scenery is full of ritualistic feeling 🍴 and is a unique and exclusive journey. You can also invite friends to compete for the title of singing king on the KVT in the salon car, and enjoy the snowy scenery outside the window with a drink at the bar. If you prefer quietness, you can read a book in the reading area, immerse yourself in the beautiful scenery and have a conversation with your soul. There are also trips to niche destinations and cultural explorations under the car, making every day fulfilling. No input provided. Arrive at Mohe, the northernmost point of China, and search for various "northern" things here, such as the 138th boundary marker of China and Russia, the northernmost post office, the northernmost sentry post, the northernmost family, etc. Take a photo with Santa Claus from Rovaniemi, Finland in the Christmas Village. Ride on the local primitive transportation tool, horse-drawn plow 🐎, which is said to be faster than driving in the snow. Lie down and enjoy the scenery under a festive flower quilt, which can only be experienced in Northeast China. Visit the homes of Northeasterners in the Arctic Village, where every household makes ice lanterns as decorations for the New Year. Sitting on the kang, you must try the authentic frozen pear, which will amaze you as a southerner.