Traveling with Kids to Hulunbuir Grassland.

Summer has quietly arrived👣, and the children's vacation is about to begin. Are you still worried about where to take your kids or family for the summer vacation? Let me share my experience with you. Don't thank me, I'm Lei Feng, haha. 😘 —— D1 ✈️ Nationwide - Hailar All-day pick-up service. Friends who arrive early can stroll around Hailar city, such as Genghis Khan Square, Hulunbuir Nationality Museum, etc. In the evening, enjoy local delicacies like pot tea, hand-grabbed meat, and mutton hotpot! Accommodation: Hailar Selected Hotel D2 🚖 Hailar - Morigele - Cross the Grassland - Erguna After breakfast, start crossing the grassland. Experience the ancient Mongolian welcoming ceremony along the way, offering hada, worshiping Aobao, and tasting horse wine. Climb to the highest point of Morigele to see the world's first meandering river. Deeply cross the grassland and release yourself freely. Stay overnight in Erguna. Accommodation: Erguna Selected Hotel D3 🚖 Erguna - Visit Russian Family - Enhe After breakfast, visit Erguna National Wetland Park, get close to reindeer, watch roe deer, and feed little foxes. In the afternoon, visit a Russian family, dance with local residents with blue eyes and yellow skin, learn Russian, play the button accordion, and taste Russian bread and smoked sausage. Stay overnight in Enhe. Accommodation: Enhe Selected Hotel D4 🚖 Enhe - Qibajiuka - Shiwei - Linjiang - Moerdaoga Depart for Shiwei after breakfast, passing through the Qibajiuka Photography Avenue to take beautiful photos. Then arrive at Shiwei, the birthplace of the Mongolian ethnic group, which attracts many tourists and photographers with its unique natural scenery and rich Russian style. Head to Linjiang in due time, visit this ancient Russian ethnic village, check in at the Sino-Russian 112th boundary marker, and climb Longyan Mountain to view the panorama of Moerdaoga. Accommodation: Moerdaoga Selected Hotel D5 🚖 Moerdaoga - Reindeer Tribe - Hailar After breakfast, head to China's last hunting tribe to experience feeding reindeer (Siberian roe deer) by hand. This is the only ethnic minority that raises reindeer.