If you are interested in natural scenery and ethnic culture, Hulunbuir is the best choice.

Hulunbuir Grassland is located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, named after Hulun Lake and Bell Lake. It is located in the plateau area west of the Greater Khingan Range, with an altitude of 650–700 meters, and is a world-famous natural pasture. Hulunbuir Grassland covers a total area of about 100,000 square kilometers, with natural grassland accounting for about 80%. In addition to the vast grassland, there are winding rivers and lakes dotted like pearls. Under the blue sky and white clouds, herds of cattle and sheep graze leisurely, and horses gallop, presenting a vibrant picture of the grassland. The vegetation community landscape of Hulunbuir Grassland is rich and diverse, with more than 120 kinds of nutritious pastures such as alkali grass, needle grass, alfalfa, and ice grass, and more than 1,300 kinds of plants. In midsummer, the grassland is full of birds and flowers, the air is fresh, and the smoke rises from the scattered yurts. When the breeze blows, the pasture sways, and you can see cattle and sheep everywhere. In winter, the grassland is covered with snow, dressed in silver, and has a unique magnificence. In addition, Hulunbuir Grassland is also the cradle of Mongolian and other ethnic minorities, carrying rich culture and history. Here, you can experience the traditional lifestyle of the Mongolian people, such as yurt accommodation, Mongolian food, and the Nadam Fair.