A small town full of grassland charm and exotic features

July-August 🈷️ The Hulunbuir Grassland is truly mesmerizing. The lush green grassland looks like an oil painting, and you can encounter cows, sheep, and horses everywhere. This is the ultimate paradise for those who love working with livestock! But remember to do your research before going, as there can be many pitfalls. Here's a list of useful tips for everyone: 📌 The best time to visit is from May to mid-September in summer, and from November to mid-February in winter. July and August are peak seasons in Inner Mongolia, so plan ahead. 📌 Activities: Grass skiing, horseback riding, reindeer park, grassland train, Matryoshka Doll Scenic Area in Manzhouli, Aoluoqi Manor, Mongolian yurts, Russian cuisine, milking cows, and feeding lambs—perfect for families with kids aged 3-12. 📌 Wear long pants for horseback riding to avoid skin abrasions. 📌 Hulunbuir is vast, and the distances between attractions are long. Bring some snacks, like bread. 📌 For photography, bring a telephoto lens or a drone for stunning shots. 📌 Early summer in Inner Mongolia has significant temperature differences between morning and evening, so pack warm clothes. 📌 Summer has many mosquitoes, so don't forget your mosquito repellent. 📌 Hulunbuir features grassland and hill landscapes. Bright, solid-colored dresses are ideal for photos. 📌 Wet wipes are a must. They're also handy for eating in the car. 📌 If you're joining a tour group, focus on the attractions you care about. Most itineraries on the market are similar, with differences mainly in price, packages, and services. Avoid tours costing less than 3,000 yuan—Inner Mongolia flights alone cost over 3,000 yuan, so a 7-day trip for less than that is suspicious. Also, avoid tours that include flights. For high-end tours, pay attention to the package details to avoid scams. Ensure the tour has proper credentials, business licenses, electronic contracts, and travel insurance. In today's world, cheap options rarely offer good quality. Be cautious and discerning when choosing. Hulunbuir · Inner Mongolia