Walking into the autumn of Hulunbuir.

The autumn season in Hulunbuir is truly beautiful. I feel fortunate to have visited at the right time, with clear skies, and witnessed such a fairy-tale autumn. We arrived in Hailar on September 19th, spent the day exploring the city and resting. The next day, we set off for the Morigele River, heading north through the vast grasslands, seeing many cows, sheep, horses, and haystacks along the way. We visited the Erguna Wetland, where the colors of red, yellow, and green intertwined. We entered the forest to admire the golden birch trees. We went to the Shenlu Garden to see sika deer and reindeer. We reached Shiwei (on the China-Russia border), then went to Enhe Russian Ethnic Township. We rode horses to watch the sunset in Heishantou and experienced staying in a yurt. We then took the border defense road to Manzhouli and Hulun Lake. The entire trip lasted seven days, with frequent stops for photos. In fact, the most beautiful scenery was along the way. Since mid to late September is the off-season, there were very few cars and people along the way. Additionally, our guide took us on less-traveled routes, and at some spots, we were the only ones there, making the experience truly fantastic.