Inner Mongolia's Hulunbuir grasslands, where your soul finds its home, is also a paradise on the prairie

Travel Time: Spring, summer, and autumn are the best seasons, but the Hulunbuir grasslands in winter also offer stunning snowscapes. If you want to avoid the peak travel season, come in May or June. Transportation: There are almost no direct flights or trains to the Hulunbuir grasslands; you'll need to transfer. Planes transfer in Hohhot, Beijing, or Harbin. From Harbin, you can take a direct train to Hailar, the pearl of the grasslands, then rent a car or hire one to visit the major attractions. Some people suggest taking long-distance buses, which is not impossible, but they only allow you to enjoy the passing scenery since they don't reach the scenic areas or delve deep into the grasslands. I personally recommend hiring a car for the trip because with a guide, you'll reach every fun and most beautiful spot! Self-driving is also an option, but even if you've done your research, you'll still be following the regular routes. Accommodation Recommendations: Experience staying in a Mongolian yurt on the grasslands, Russian-style wooden houses, or choose local specialty hotels in the city. Food Recommendations: Hand-grabbed meat, milk tea, roasted lamb chops, lamb legs, and even whole roasted lamb! Photo Check-in Spots: 1: Deep in the Hulunbuir grasslands, golden sunsets, horseback riding, and the freedom to roam. 2: Ergun Wetland and the China-Russia border river, to feel the grandeur of nature. 3: Hundreds of kilometers of border beauty! 4: Experience the real life of the herders and watch Mongolian song and dance. 🎒Essential Items: Sunscreen, hats, windproof jackets, as there is a significant temperature difference between day and night on the grasslands. 💡Travel Tips: 1️⃣ Book your Mongolian yurt in advance to avoid the peak season rush. 2️⃣ The grasslands have strong UV rays, so make sure to protect yourself from the sun. 3️⃣ Respect local customs and traditions, especially the traditional etiquette of the Mongolian people.