In the northern border of our motherland, there is a vast land - Hulunbuir.

It is a grassland kingdom, a food paradise, and a spiritual habitat. This summer, let's step onto this magical land together and start a free and unrestrained journey to Hulunbuir, cross the prairie, taste Russian and Mongolian flavors, and appreciate the unique charm of the pure land in the north. Highlights: Diverse encounters The journey starts in Hailar. When you gallop across the Hulunbuir grassland, the vast green fields stretch to the horizon, and cattle and sheep are scattered like stars. The poetic and picturesque scenery of "the wind blows the grass low and the cattle and sheep are seen" unfolds before your eyes. I can almost touch the clouds with my hand, and the air I breathe is filled with the freshness of green grass. Go to Enhe Russian Ethnic Township, where wooden huts are scattered in an orderly manner. You can visit local homes, experience making bread, learn folk dances with Russian compatriots, and feel the passion and romance of exotic culture. The Matryoshka Square in Manzhouli is like a fairy tale world, with colorful buildings and giant Matryoshka sculptures. Every detail tells of the fusion of Chinese, Russian and Mongolian cultures. Any photo of it will be a blockbuster that will go viral on WeChat Moments. Gourmet exploration: grassland on the tip of your tongue In Hulunbuir, food is a wonderful chapter that cannot be missed. Have a bowl of steaming Mongolian milk tea, which is salty and fragrant, paired with freshly baked Russian bread and spread with sweet and sour blueberry jam, it will instantly awaken your taste buds. Hand-held meat is a classic delicacy of the grassland. The tender lamb has a light milky aroma and is dipped in chive sauce. Every bite is pure grassland. If you walk into a Russian western restaurant, the richness of the borscht, the tenderness of the canned beef, and the aroma of wheat from the leba will make you feel as if you are in a small town in Eastern Europe. There are also special foods such as grilled lamb chops and Buryat dumplings, allowing your tongue to enjoy the Mongolian, Russian and Chinese flavors. Accommodation experience: Good time in a dream At night, you may stay in a yurt on the grassland, lie on the soft felt blanket, and look up at the starry sky through the skylight. The Milky Way seems to be within reach, and the occasional shooting star makes the grassland night more dreamy. In Enhe, you can stay in a wooden hut, smell the fragrance of wood, listen to the chirping of insects outside the window, and feel the tranquility and warmth of the Russian people. The hotels in Manzhouli are full of modern atmosphere. Standing in front of the window, you can have a panoramic view of the night view of the city. The bright lights and the border style complement each other, allowing you to feel a different kind of prosperity in comfort. Intimate tips: worry-free travel The best time to travel is from June to August, when the grass is green and the weather is pleasant, but the temperature difference between day and night is large, so remember to bring sunscreen and warm clothes. After arriving in Hailar, self-driving or chartering a car are good choices. They are flexible and free, and you can stop at any time to enjoy the beautiful scenery. If you rent a car, check the condition of the vehicle in advance to ensure a smooth trip. In addition, respecting local folk culture, such as the etiquette of entering a yurt and the taboos of communicating with ethnic minorities, can make your trip more beautiful. Hulunbuir is a feast for the eyes, taste and soul. Here, the vastness of the grassland embraces your worries, the richness of the food warms your heart, and the colorful folk customs enrich your memories. This summer, come to Hulunbuir and write your own free travel story, making every moment an unforgettable treasure!