Hulunbuir Travel Guide | 6 Days and 5 Nights Strategy

This year, before the peak season, I visited Hulunbuir again. By June, the grass had already started to turn green, marking the arrival of the best season to visit. This time, under the guidance of a tour leader, I deeply explored Hulunbuir, and it's not just about the grasslands; there are so many beautiful places. I immediately organized a super detailed guide upon returning, and if there's anything you don't understand, feel free to ask! 🍃 'My Off-the-Beaten-Path Itinerary' Day 1: Hailar - Crossing the Morin Dawa River - Ergun Wetland - Birch Forest - Enhe Russian Ethnic Township Day 2: Enhe - Wolong Mountain (film location) - Wildflower Valley - China-Russia border line - Shiwei Ethnic Township - Eagle's Mouth - Moerdaoga Day 3: Moerdaoga - Aoluguya Reindeer Park - Heishantou Horse Riding at Sunset Day 4: Heishantou - Milking cows and feeding lambs at a herder's home - Swan Lake - Matryoshka Square - Manzhouli Day 5: Manzhouli - Hulun Lake hitching post - Golden Beach - Balhu Grassland - Camping in the grassland tent - Barbecue and stargazing Day 6: Xin Zuoqi - Mongolian Gacha trails - Daxing'anling forest road - Qixian Lake - Hailar 🐎 'A Few Worthwhile Experiences' ✅ Ride a horse at Heishantou ✅ Experience staying in a Mongolian yurt ✅ Camp in the grasslands, barbecue, and watch the starry Milky Way ✅ Get up close with sika deer and reindeer at the reindeer base ✅ Try authentic roasted whole lamb ✅ Enjoy an authentic Russian meal ✅ Watch a stunning sunset at Moerdaoga 🍜 'Gourmet Guide' This area is mainly Northern Chinese cuisine, and I particularly like eating beef and mutton, which I had at every meal. In Hailar, you can experience Russian cuisine 🍴. ⚠️ 'Some Tips' 1⃣️ The peak season starts from late June, so remember to prepare in advance. 2⃣️ The UV rays on the grassland are strong, so be sure to protect yourself from the sun 3⃣️ There is a significant temperature difference between day and night, so remember to bring a thick coat