Deep in the prairies, one of the five major freshwater lakes in our country, the lake scenic area

🏨 Hulun Lake 🚉Transportation Strategy: Manzhouli and Hailar both have airports, with direct flights from big cities, but flying to Hailar is cheaper than to Manzhouli. Hulunbuir is more suitable for chartered cars or self-driving. If there are fewer than four people, carpooling is an option! 🌟Highlights: Hulun Lake, also known as Dalai Lake, is under the jurisdiction of Hulunbuir City in Inner Mongolia, located deep in the Hulunbuir prairie, and is one of the five major freshwater lakes in our country. It is a sister lake to Lake Buir, connected by the Wuerxun River. ❤Recommended Reason: At the end of the prairie is an endless sea, giving a feeling akin to a real-life version of Zelda. However, this place is not abroad, it's Hulun Lake in Hulunbuir! The color tone here is serene and melancholic, perfectly setting a blockbuster atmosphere. Some also say it resembles the White Cliffs of Dover in England. Coming here, one can feel the quiet and solitude. 📝Note tips: For photography, it is recommended to bring a telephoto lens, drone, walkie-talkie, and not to wear green clothes... It is advised to visit during sunset, as this is when it is most beautiful, and the direction of the light makes the lake water appear particularly blue. 👍Most Recommended: After navigating to the Genghis Khan Horse Post, look to the right in the distance for a place with a tower similar to a TV tower - that's the White Cliffs.