Hulunbuir Day 4

Shiwei & Enhe Russian Ethnic Township. Today's itinerary: Moerdaoga Town ➡️ Shiwei ➡️ Enhe Russian Ethnic Township We set off at 9:30 AM to drive to Shiwei. At 10:30 AM, we passed by a small free birch forest scenic spot in Taiping Town. If you haven't visited a birch forest, you can play here; it's a good alternative. From Taiping Town to Shiwei, we gradually left the forest, and the scenery became open again. Along the way, there were beautiful wheat fields, rapeseed fields, and grasslands. We stopped and walked along the way, arriving in Shiwei at 12:30 PM. We randomly found a restaurant for lunch. Mengwu Shiwei is the birthplace of the Mongolian ethnic group and the starting point of Genghis Khan's journey across the Eurasian continent. It faces Russia across the sea. If the weather is good, you can visit the Shiwei Linjiang Border River Scenic Area. When we arrived, it was raining in Shiwei, so we directly navigated to Unity Square. We hurriedly took a few photos on the bridge and left. You can indeed see the Russian villages on the other side; they are really close. We continued driving to Enhe Russian Ethnic Township, which took about an hour. After resting at the homestay, we went to the Little House Café at 4 PM to enjoy the tranquility and nature of Enhe. At 5 PM, we headed to the back mountain of Enhe. Promise me, you must come here; it's really beautiful!!! We arrived too early and didn't stay on the mountain to watch the sunset, so we went down early for dinner. I must especially mention the dinner because I was very satisfied. The restaurant is called: Vladimir*Fragmented, and its unique decoration style, combined with the sunset, made me feel like I was in another world. After dinner, the sun hadn't completely set, so we chased the sunset by car and captured the most beautiful sunset glow of the past few days, sweeping away the morning rain's gloom. I would give this day a perfect score~