The third day of self-driving in Ulagai Grassland

Around 7 a.m., the hotel staff delivered breakfast to the yurt. We sat by the window, enjoying the scenery and having breakfast. It was very pleasant. The breakfast included coffee, milk tea, scrolls, steamed buns, small cakes, and a food box with fried rice, two types of pickles, and three types of stir-fried dishes. I thought the taste was average, but the variety was quite comprehensive. After breakfast, we went to ride motorcycles in the tribe, galloping on the grassland. It cost 100 yuan for a small circle and 200 yuan for a large circle. You can also ride horses and camels. We drove back to Horinger to have lunch at Aili Milk Tea House, which took about an hour. We weren't in as much of a hurry as yesterday, so we slowly enjoyed the scenery. We passed several viewing platforms at Ulagai Lake, chose one to go down and take some photos. We also passed the largest bend in Nine Curves Bay, which was quite beautiful, and we took some photos there too. Highly recommend this milk tea house; the food is delicious, the prices are reasonable, and the portions are large. The milk tea was salty, which we weren't used to, so we added some sugar, and it tasted just right. We couldn't stop drinking it. Next, we continued our journey. Near Zhalute, we encountered a grassland, which was quiet and beautiful. We rode horses there, costing 100 yuan for a small circle and 200 yuan for a large circle. Throughout this journey, we experienced rain, sunshine, and fog. We went from wearing ultra-light down jackets to long-sleeve shirts, and finally to short sleeves. It was a memorable trip.