“Hulunbuir Prairie: The Sea of Grass in Inner Mongolia”

#hellohalloween The Hulunbuir Prairie, located in northeastern Inner Mongolia, is one of China’s most beautiful and vast grasslands, often called the “green ocean of the north.” Stretching as far as the eye can see, this endless prairie is filled with rolling hills, wildflowers, and herds of horses, sheep, and cattle roaming freely under the wide blue sky. In summer, the land turns bright green, dotted with white yurts where local herders live and welcome visitors with traditional Mongolian hospitality — offering milk tea, roast lamb, and folk songs. The Hulun and Buir lakes nearby add a touch of serenity, their clear waters reflecting the clouds and sunlight. During sunset, the golden light spreads across the plains, creating breathtaking views. The air is fresh, and the silence feels peaceful and vast. Hulunbuir Prairie is a perfect place to feel the spirit of nature, freedom, and the nomadic culture that has shaped Inner Mongolia for centuries.