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[Introduction]: The best time to visit the Hulunbuir Grassland is from June to September every year. May–June: Early summer on the grassland. The scenery is no different from summer, with fewer people, beautiful scenery, and high cost performance. July–August: Peak season for grassland tourism. A popular destination during the summer vacation. Air tickets, accommodation, and meals are all at the highest prices of the year. September: Early autumn on the grassland. The grassland slowly changes from green to colorful, presenting a golden color. 🛬 [Itinerary]: Day 1: Arrive in Hailar District and check into the hotel Day 2: Hailar - Morigele River - Ergun Wetland - Check into Ergun Day 3: Ergun - Birch Forest - Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe - Cold Pole Genhe Day 4: Genhe - Mordaga National Forest Park - Manzhouli, a small town on the Sino-Russian border Day 5: Shiwei - Sino-Russian border defense line - Grass sliding - Grassland horse riding - Check into a Mongolian yurt Day 6: Black Mountain Head - Border Highway - Hulun Lake - Matryoshka Square - Manzhouli Day 7: Manzhouli - Barhu Mongolian Tribe - Large-scale equestrian performance - Return flight ⛺ [Must-see attractions]: Morigele River Scenic Area, Ergun Wetland, Birch Forest, Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe, Thousand-meter grass slide, grassland horse riding, Hulun Lake, Matryoshka Square 🍩 [Must-eat delicacies]: Hand-pulled meat, hot pot, Russian cuisine The three most representative cuisines of Hulunbuir: Hand-pulled meat is more of a Mongolian cuisine, which can be eaten with Mongolian pot tea, sausage, etc. Manzhouli, where China, Russia, and Mongolia meet, you can taste authentic Russian cuisine, grassland hot pot, Hulunbuir is famous for its natural pastures, and pure grass-fed lamb melts in your mouth! 🏨 [Accommodation Guide]: Four-star local accommodation throughout the trip, one night in a grassland Mongolian yurt, and one night in a Russian wooden house with distinctive features. 🚌 [Transportation Guide]: Arrive at Hailar Dongshan Airport by plane / Purchase train tickets to Hailar Station 🧡 [Tips]: There is a big temperature difference between morning and evening on the grassland, so bring enough autumn clothes and warm clothes to keep warm and avoid catching a cold.

In the hearts of many, New Zealand is a distant and dreamy travel destination, with vast grasslands, clear lakes, and magnificent snow-capped mountains. However, in China, there is also a refreshing grassland - the Hulunbuir Grassland, which has become a tourist destination comparable to New Zealand with its endless greenery, pure sky, and rich ethnic culture. 1. Picturesque grassland scenery The Hulunbuir Grassland is located in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, and is named after Hulun Lake and Bell Lake. The terrain here is flat and endless, with blue sky, white clouds, and green grass forming a beautiful picture. Every summer, the grassland is green, with herds of cattle and sheep, and the pastoral songs are melodious, as if you are in a moving pastoral poem. Here, you can feel the vastness and magnificence of nature and let your mind relax completely. 2. Rich activities, experience the life of herdsmen How can you not experience the life of herdsmen when you come to the Hulunbuir Grassland? You can wear Mongolian costumes, ride a horse, and gallop on the grassland; you can also enter a yurt and taste authentic Mongolian food, such as roasted whole lamb and horse milk wine; you can also participate in traditional activities such as archery and milking, and feel the enthusiasm and simplicity of the herdsmen. At night, dance and sing around the campfire, look up at the stars, and enjoy the unique tranquility and romance of the grassland. It is a paradise for children. 3. Travel tips to help you travel the grassland 1. The best travel time is recommended, when the grassland is green and you can avoid the crowds during the summer vacation peak season. 2. Essential items: The temperature difference between morning and evening on the grassland is large, so you need to bring long sleeves, long pants, and sports shoes; at the same time, sunscreen and mosquito repellent are also essential. 3. Transportation: Hailar is convenient for transportation, with many trains and flights. After landing, you can drive or charter a car around Hulunbuir and start a grassland crossing trip. The Hulunbuir Grassland attracts countless tourists with its unique charm. Here, you can escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find inner peace and freedom. Although it is not as far away as New Zealand, it can also bring you an unforgettable travel experience. So, next time you want to find a pure land to relax your body and mind, why not turn your attention to this beautiful grassland!

I really thought Xinjiang was beautiful enough, but I didn't expect the Hulunbuir grassland to be absolutely divine! 🌈 Endless green grasslands Herds of cattle and sheep 🐮🐏 Galloping steeds～🐎 Every frame is as beautiful as a Windows desktop 🖥 Promise me You must visit Hulunbuir this summer 🍃 📝Recommended travel itinerary Day1: Hailar-Morin Dawa River-Deep into the grassland-Erguna Wetland-Visit Russian households-Erguna Day2: Erguna-Birch Forest-Enhe Russian Ethnic Township-Reindeer Park-Shiwei Day3: Shiwei-Qi Ka-Ulan Mountain Scenic Area-Heishantou-Horseback riding to watch the sunset Day4: Heishantou-Border Highway-186 Color Ribbon River-Visit herders-Manzhouli Day5: Manzhouli-Hulun Lake-Balhu Tribe-Hailar 🥙Specialties 🥐Mongolian cuisine: Mongolian house meat, Mongolian pot tea, hand-held meat, roasted whole lamb, hot pot meat, roasted lamb leg, roasted lamb ribs, belly-wrapped meat, beef jerky. 🥐Russian flavor: Russian big bread, cheese bread, Russian sausage, borscht, Russian big kebabs, wild blueberry jam, Russian pizza. 🥐Northeastern Chinese cuisine: barbecue, Guo Bao meat, Di San Xian, Tie Shan cold drinks, sauerkraut vermicelli, Nantun steak. ‼️Precautions ⚠️Hulunbuir has a large temperature difference between morning and evening, so you need to bring warm clothing. ⚠️Take measures to prevent mosquitoes and insects, and bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a sun hat. ⚠️Respect local customs and cultural differences. ⚠️Pay attention to environmental protection and do not litter.

Hulunbuir 5-day parent-child tour✔️ Take your child into the world of Miyazaki's animations✨|||Every step on the Hulunbuir grassland feels like being in a Miyazaki animation. The beautiful oil paintings, 🖼 the soul-stirring experience, is simply indescribable, it feels like living in an animated film of blue skies and white clouds • ⌚️【Travel Time】 The most beautiful season on the grassland is June, July, and August, with comfortable temperatures～ The grass is green～ Herds of cattle and sheep abound~ It's the perfect summer retreat for families, full of experiential activities • 🚗【Transportation Guide】 There are flights to Hulunbuir from various places ✈️; Hailar Dongshan Airport (also known as Hulunbuir Airport). If you're on a budget, it's recommended to fly to Harbin first and then take a train to Hailar, which can save a lot of money! • 📝【Route Reference】 1️⃣: Hailar→Endless Grassland→Morin Dawa River→Crossing the Grassland→Ergun Wetland→Ergun 2️⃣: Ergun→Birch Forest→Enhe Russian Ethnic Township→Reindeer Tribe→Border River Sunset→Shiwei 3️⃣: Shiwei→9/8/7 Cards→Wulan Mountain Tai Chi Diagram→Horse Riding Experience→Bonfire Party→Heishantou (Sunset) 4️⃣: Heishantou→Visit Herders→Border Highway→186 Color Ribbon River→Mammoth Park→Matryoshka Square→Manzhouli 5️⃣: Manzhouli→National Gate→Windmill Road→Hulun Lake→Balhu Tribe→Huhenuoer→Hailar • 🌈【Trip Highlights】 ✨Drive across the grassland, watching the cattle, sheep, and horses graze leisurely ✨Walk on the border highway🛣, with a view of two countries at a glance ✨The endless view is not just of the grassland☘ ✨Heishantou has a romantic sunset just for you ✨Stay in a starry Mongolian yurt, look up at the stars and the Milky Way in the evening🌌 ✨Gallop on the grassland, visit a herder's home, and drink a bowl of milk tea ✨The dazzling night view of Manzhouli, the exotic Matryoshka Square ✨The rippling Hulun Lake, experience the scenery where water meets sky • 🏠【Accommodation Experience】 🚩Mongolian Yurt: The starry sky room allows you to watch the stars at night, super romantic, worth experiencing. Beware of mosquitoes 🚩Wooden Carving: Russian-style architecture, very peaceful feeling, well-equipped, worth experiencing. Accommodations are generally simple, not very luxurious, but clean and with basic facilities. • 🥯【Food Experience】 Roasted lamb skewers, grilled fish, salty milk tea, mare's milk wine, hand-grabbed rice, mushroom hotpot, lamb hotpot. Don't eat too much at each meal, the meat dishes are quite greasy • 🌟【Precautions】 1️⃣Sun protection: Inner Mongolia has strong sunlight in summer, so be sure to stay hydrated and protected~ (sunscreen, sun-protective clothing, sun hats, face masks, etc.) 2️⃣Warm clothing: Although it's summer, the temperature difference between day and night is significant, so bring a thicker jacket and long pants 3️⃣Travel essentials💊: Cold medicine, gastrointestinal medicine, motion sickness medicine, mosquito patches, floral water, etc. 4️⃣Some areas of the grassland📶 have poor signal, it's advisable to carry a small amount of💰 cash, which will be much more convenient •

🆘 The early summer in Hulunbuir has already reached the next level of beauty! The Windows desktop has made a full comeback! Finally, I'm living the life of not going to work and herding sheep with my best friend here! I want to breathe freely in a place without a ceiling, chasing sheep every day🐑! It's simply unbelievable that all these beautiful scenes actually exist, the scenarios from my dreams are happening right before my eyes, and I've been visually bombarded on the first day... 💐 The moving Windows desktop undulates before my eyes🍀🎨 💐 Cattle and sheep wade through water and cross rivers before my eyes🐄🐑 💐 Comic clouds that I've only seen in AI are changing shapes before my eyes☁️ 💐 The Morin Dawa River has already turned into a beautiful painting🖼️ 💐 The grassland sunset🌄 plus the century's twilight makes us howl with laughter😂 💐 Hills and fields full of cattle, sheep, and horses, it's hard to imagine how happy the people living here must be. Travel tips: 1️⃣ There's no need to go to scenic spots, the scenery along the way will make you want to get out of the car at any time... Fences are everywhere, and the wind in the wilderness is filled with the taste of freedom 2️⃣ The recent temperature is roughly between the teens and twenties degrees Celsius, so you need to bring a thick coat 3️⃣ It's still the off-season now, the scenery is beautiful, prices are low, and the travel experience is very good 4️⃣ For photography, it's recommended to wear light-colored clothes 5️⃣ The weather forecast is not very accurate😂 The weather changes super fast I've been living in Hulunbuir for a while now, so if you have any questions, just ask, I'm familiar with Hulunbuir😄

Because it's so beautiful❗ The aftereffects after going there are stronger than those of a broken heart! In the next few months, I will secretly make a strategy ⚡ Flash Inner Mongolia If you are here, then congratulations, you have found the real version of the computer desktop👀 👇 Avoid pitfalls 👇 If you want to see the real grassland, sisters, don’t waste time, go straight to Hulunbuir (pay attention!!) There are natural, unspoiled grasslands there These are all areas contracted by local herdsmen, and they are as fake as paintings☁ 🚗Travel route It is recommended to start from Hailar and go to Hailar (Dongshan Airport) from all over the country to start a healing 5-day itinerary with Hulunbuir grassland as the main focus. 1. Day 1: Hailar → head straight to the Morigele River → go deep into the grassland → Ergun Wetland → birch forest → (visit Russian households) Enhe Russian Ethnic Township 2. Day 2: Enhe → Wolong Mountain → Wild Flower Valley → Smiling River → China-Russia Ka Line → Shiwei → Eagle's Beak → Mordaoga 3. Day 3: Mordaoga → Aoluguya Reindeer Park → Ten Thousand Mu of Good Farmland → Heishantou (riding horse to watch the sunset on the grassland ☀) 4. Day 4: Heishantou → milking cows, feeding small 🐏 (herders’ home) → the most beautiful border road → 186 Ribbon River → National Gate/Matryoshka Square → Manchuria 5. Day 5: Manzhouli → Hulun Lake → Golden Beach → Barhu Grassland Tribe → Camping 6. Day 6: Xinzuo Banner → Ganzhuer → Mongolian Gacha Trail → Daxinganling Middle Road → Qixian Lake → Hailar ✨Warm Tips✨ The temperature difference between day and night on the grassland is large, so you should bring a thick jacket in summer. You can drive by yourself or join a tour group. You don’t have to visit every stop on the tour route. After all, going to the grassland itself is to relax and feel the nature. Just follow your own pace~❤

To chase the golden autumn Hulunbuir is a very temporary decision The most important thing about coming to Hulunbuir is that as a person who grew up in the south, and whose activity radius is around Jiangxi, my understanding of golden autumn only exists in texts and various literary works. But in the end I decided to come to Hulunbuir because of the Ergun River on the route. Chi Zijian's "Right Bank of the Ergun River" talks about the cycle of life and its cessation. The story of Ukelengli, the life of reindeer, the mysterious shaman, the Evenki people walking down the mountain... On the way, we also saw the Morgele River described by Lao She. The Morgler River flows quietly and calmly... Beside these two rivers, I was thinking that the passage of life is like a rushing river, with twists and turns but no turning back. A few years ago, they gave birth to countless lives, and they also witnessed the passing of countless lives. Today we stand beside them, and eventually... they will rush forward and watch us pass away... I went to see the reindeer and chatted with the man in charge of recreation and breeding at the reindeer park. When I was leaving, the man said: Girl, even if you speak Mandarin and you don’t say you are a southern girl, I wouldn’t even think you are from the south. She is gentle, speaks softly, and has an open personality, so she is very attractive to people. In Ergun, I seem to be more able to feel the shock of nature, the weight of life, and people's enthusiasm for life.

Stepping onto the grasslands, your eyes are greeted by the breathtaking expanse of endless green fields. Waves of grass ripple in the wind, resembling a vast green ocean painted by nature's brush, stretching beyond the horizon and filling your heart with the boundless vastness. Under the open sky, galloping horses stir up powerful gusts, while cattle and sheep leisurely dot the landscape. Mongolian yurts scatter like stars, creating a naturally magnificent tableau. Gazing into the distance, mountains and grasslands merge at the horizon, with clouds seemingly within reach, and the grandeur of nature envelops you. Here, there are no constraints of concrete and steel, only the whispers of the wind and the murmurs of the grass. Standing on the grasslands, you truly understand the awe-inspiring meaning of "The sky is vast, the wild is boundless." Every inch of land exudes primal and majestic vitality, captivating you and making you reluctant to leave.

| Complete 6-Day, 5-Night Guide to Hulunbuir. You must visit Hulunbuir at least once to see the "world's most winding river" described by Lao She, and experience the vast grasslands where "the wind blows the grass low to reveal cattle and sheep." Save this detailed 6-day, 5-night guide 👇 Preparation 🎽Clothing: The grassland has large temperature differences between day and night; bring long-sleeved jackets even in summer. UV rays are strong, so sunscreen clothing, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen are essential. Also pack colorful clothes for great photos! 🧳Items: Power bank, motion sickness medicine (for long drives), mosquito repellent (many insects in summer), and regular medications. 📱Others: Download offline maps as many areas have poor signal. Book round-trip flights or train tickets in advance; Hailar is the main transportation hub. Itinerary Day 1: Hailar → Moergele River → Erguna Wetland → Erguna - Morning: Arrive in Hailar, rent a car from a rental agency, and begin your self-driving journey. Head to the Moergele River as your first stop. From a high vantage point, you'll see the winding river like veins of the earth—truly deserving of Lao She's description as the "world's most winding river." Every photo looks like a wallpaper. - Afternoon: Visit Asia's largest wetland—Erguna Wetland. Stroll along wooden walkways to appreciate the rich vegetation and meandering rivers, experiencing nature's masterpiece. Stay overnight in Erguna and try local hand-pulled meat—the satisfaction of eating meat heartily is unmatched! Day 2: Erguna → Birch Forest → Enhe Russian Ethnic Township - Morning: Wander through the birch forest scenic area, where sunlight filters through branches onto the golden ground, like stepping into a fairy tale. There are many adorable deer sculptures perfect for photos. - Afternoon: Arrive in Enhe and check into a traditional wooden log cabin to experience Russian culture. Stroll around the town at dusk as the sunset bathes the rooftops, creating a pleasant and beautiful atmosphere. In the evening, you can make liba bread with your host to experience local life. Day 3: Enhe → Shiwei → Linjiang Village → Heishantou - Morning: Depart from Enhe and pass through Shiwei, one of China's ten most charming towns, facing the Russian village of Olochi across the river. Take a boat tour along the border river in Shiwei to experience the China-Russia border scenery up close. - Afternoon: Head to Linjiang Village, a peaceful place with pristine natural scenery. After enjoying the sunset over the border river at Linjiang, proceed to Heishantou. Stay overnight in a Mongolian yurt in Heishantou, join a lively bonfire party, sing and dance around the fire, taste roasted whole lamb, and experience the hospitality of the grassland people. Day 4: Heishantou → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → Manzhouli - Morning: Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the grasslands, then go horseback riding, galloping freely across the grasslands to experience the joy of freedom. Next, head to the 186 Colorful Ribbon River, slide down the grass from a height for an exciting experience, and admire the ribbon-like winding river. - Afternoon: Arrive in Manzhouli, a border city full of exotic charm. First visit Matryoshka Square with its impressive giant nesting doll buildings that look like a fairy tale world when lit up at night. Then explore Manzhouli's night scenery with its brilliant lights. For dinner, enjoy authentic Russian cuisine such as borscht, canned beef, and liba bread—every bite is satisfying. Day 5: Manzhouli → National Gate Scenic Area → Hulun Lake → Barhu Mongolian Tribe → Hailar - Morning: Visit the National Gate Scenic Area and feel the power and dignity of the motherland while standing at the gate. You can also visit the China-Russia mutual trade zone to shop for Russian specialty products. - Afternoon: Head to Hulun Lake, the largest lake in northern China, with its sparkling water surface merging with the sky. Then visit the Barhu Mongolian tribe to watch fascinating folk performances such as horse racing and wrestling, experiencing traditional Mongolian culture. Return to Hailar in the evening. Day 6: Free time in Hailar → Return journey Sleep in, explore Hailar city, buy some specialties like beef jerky and dairy products, then return home with wonderful memories! Important Notes ⚠️ 1. Drive safely as grassland road conditions are complex, and some sections have no signal or navigation. 2. Follow instructor guidance when horseback riding and learn about safety precautions in advance. 3. Respect local customs and observe proper etiquette when entering Mongolian yurts. 4. Wear long sleeves and pants on the grasslands to avoid insect bites, as mosquitoes are abundant. 💖The beauty of Hulunbuir can only be truly appreciated through personal experience. Pack your bags and set off!

| Visit Hulunbuir to see the vast grasslands. -This summer🍃| Visit Hulunbuir to see the vast grasslands🌈 Haven't been to the grasslands yet? Then this summer, you must take a trip to Hulunbuir🌿 Leave the noisy city for a few days, relax your mind, and forget about the 996 work schedule😏 Make your grassland dreams come true, every frame is incredibly photogenic. Here's a complete Hulunbuir travel guide, visitors should save this right away🐴! This guide includes Hulunbuir tourism maps, 🏠accommodation, attractions, food, and travel tips‼ - 👒『About the Travel Route』6 days 5 nights ༄༅Stress-free for kids👒 D❶Arrive in Hailar—check in to hotel—free activities D❷Morgen River—Deep grassland traverse—Erguna Wetland D❸Natural birch forest—Enhe Ethnic Township—Shiwei Town D❹Border patrol line—Wulan Mountain—Heishantou wild horseback riding—Private ranch D❺Caiband River grass sliding—Hulun Lake—Manzhouli Matryoshka Square D❻Visit China-Russia border gate—Barhu Mongolian tribe—Return to Hailar Pre-trip suggestions for Hulunbuir ⭕First, understand the geographical locations of Hulunbuir's tourist attractions, and plan your route according to your budget, time, and travel style ⭕The grasslands have large temperature differences between morning and evening, so pay attention to your clothing when visiting Hulunbuir to prevent colds ⭕Don't climb some slopes on the grassland without driver guidance ⭕Rest more, drink more water, and eat more fruit when first arriving at the grassland. Since Hulunbuir's water is quite hard, it's best to drink bottled water initially to prevent stomach discomfort ⭕Daily itineraries in Hulunbuir grasslands are quite long, so prepare enough water, snacks, and fruits in advance ⭕Besides direct flights, you can fly to Harbin and then take a train; sometimes tickets to Hailar and Manzhouli are cheaper 📃 Travel essentials ✔️ 1. Documents: ID card, student ID and other necessary documents, small amount of cash ✔️ 2. Medications: Cold medicine, stomach medicine, band-aids, mosquito repellent, and personal regular medications ✔️ 3. Luggage: A large backpack or suitcase for all your gear, and a waist pack for carrying valuables ✔️ 4. Skincare/makeup: Personal cosmetics, skincare products, makeup remover, lip balm, high SPF sunscreen, after-sun repair products, face masks, etc. ✔️ 5. Bring a camera to take beautiful high-definition photos; CCD cameras are recommended as they're portable and create great atmosphere, depending on your needs ✔️ 6. Others: Check real-time weather and bring appropriate clothing Of course, you should go to Hulunbuir with your beloved one😘~ Those who haven't been yearn to go, those who have been can't forget it✨ Wind blowing through the grass, vast fertile land, sunrise and sunset, stars dotting the sky - spacious, distant, poetic, free, romantic... When you're on the grasslands🌿, perhaps anxiety will no longer exist For travel inquiries, click below↓↓↓【Hulunbuir Customized Car Service】

Hulunbuir Travel Guide | Pure Fun - Save This Now‼️ Hulunbuir is located in the northeastern part of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, bordering Russia to the east and Mongolia to the west. It's one of the world's four major grasslands‼️ Summers are extremely 👒 cool, with average temperatures of 22℃~25℃, making it perfect for a summer getaway. First time visiting Hulunbuir? Don't worry, this comprehensive guide has everything prepared for you! Easily master all aspects of your trip. Six-Day Five-Night Itinerary: 🚩Day1⃣ Arrival from anywhere in China—Meet in Hailar👣 🚩Day2⃣ Hailar—Moergele River—Cross the grassland🌳—Camp at a herder's home—Make Lieba bread—Erguna 🚩Day3⃣ Erguna Wetland🌿—Birch Forest Scenic Area🌲—Enhe—Shiwei—Oroqen Manor—Sunset at Fairy Slope🌝 🚩Day4⃣ Border patrol line—Visit herders—Grass sliding—Horseback riding—Grassland sunset—Bonfire party🔥 🚩Day5⃣ Heishantou—National Gate—Matryoshka Square—Manzhouli 🚩Day6⃣ Manzhouli—Hulun Lake—Barhu Mongolian Tribe—Return to Hailar Airport🌈 Packing List: ▪️Documents: ID card, student ID (for discounts) ▪️Electronics: Camera + spare batteries, headphones, high-capacity power bank + charging cables ▪️Toiletries: Shower gel/shampoo, sunscreen, face masks, towel/toothbrush/toothpaste ▪️Others: 30L backpack, sunglasses, umbrella, thermos, mini fan, snacks, etc. 🧳Travel Preparation: 🧥Clothing: Long-sleeve shirts, T-shirts, skirts, long pants, shorts, etc. The grassland has large temperature differences between day and night, so bring a couple of warm clothes 💊Medications: Digestive medicine, cold medicine, mosquito repellent, band-aids 🧴Skincare: Facial cleanser, face cream, sunscreen, makeup, etc. 📌Others: Sunglasses🕶️, umbrella☂️, sun hat🧢, selfie stick, etc. A heart that loves travel meets the summer Hulunbuir grasslands, Lie on the grass feeling the gentle evening breeze, admire the sunset and starry sky, With herds of cattle and sheep🐂 everywhere and brave Mongolian riders creating a free pastoral song of the grasslands... This is China's most beautiful travel destination—Hulunbuir Grassland 🤗On the road is actually the best answer—come to Hulunbuir to heal your mental exhaustion! For travel inquiries, click below↓↓↓【Hulunbuir Custom Car Service】

I just got back from Hulunbuir, and that chill is still fresh in my memory! This leisurely trip, paired with a reliable driver, allowed me to visit all the must-see spots. While Inner Mongolia is an excellent summer retreat during these two months, the morning and evening chill really makes you shiver! When visiting Hulunbuir, remember that the best travel time is June to August, though flight and hotel prices surge during this period, so book in advance. If flying, your destination is Hailar Airport—don't mistakenly book flights to Hohhot, as these two places are worlds apart! The temperature difference between morning and evening is huge; even in summer, you'll need a thick jacket. Women should wear boots, as the prairie grass grows tall and can scratch your feet. The UV rays are extremely strong, so apply sunscreen frequently—otherwise, you'll end up like me, several shades darker. When I went in early June, the strong winds could blow you "silly," so hats and masks are essential. There are many mosquitoes and midges on the grasslands, so bring insect repellent. If you're prone to allergies, pack antihistamines too. Accommodation on the grasslands is limited, so don't set your expectations too high, but you can experience the unique Mongolian yurts and wooden cabins. While on the grasslands, be sure to try grass sliding, horseback riding, feeding sheep, and milking cows! Don't miss the local cuisine either—Mongolian food, Russian dishes, milk tea, iron pot stews, and various beef and mutton dishes, each full of local flavor. Since fruits are scarce on the grasslands, buy some in Hailar city before heading out to get your vitamin C. The most beautiful scenery in Hulunbuir is actually along the way, so don't obsess over checking off tourist spots. For first-timers, self-driving isn't recommended; you need an SUV to handle the complex road conditions, and many areas have no signal. You'll encounter steep slopes, and navigation systems won't find many scenic spots, so it's best to have a local guide. Be careful with "experienced local guides" as many use internet photos for promotion—always ask for real photos to verify. Beyond the wooden fences of the Morgen River, herds of cattle and sheep graze leisurely, bringing to life the poetic image of "wind bending grass to reveal cattle and sheep." Manzhouli is a must-visit with its strong Russian influence, making you feel like you're in Russia. The windmill cluster on Tonghu Road near Manzhouli is perfect for photos. Note that there's no signal at border checkpoints and around Manzhouli, so download offline maps in advance. The two-hour drive from 186 Colored Ribbon River to Manzhouli has no rest areas, so make sure to use the bathroom beforehand!

Ladies, if you're planning a trip to Hulunbuir, I strongly recommend crossing makeup off your packing list! I thought a perfect makeup look would help me take stunning photos on the grasslands, but after 8 days, my makeup products remained untouched, becoming the most useless items in my luggage! The UV radiation and dryness in Hulunbuir are beyond imagination! Even with the best sunscreen, your skin heats up after just a short time on the grasslands. The air is extremely dry, causing foundation to crack like a dried riverbed as soon as it's applied. Going makeup-free is much more comfortable, so I completely gave up on wearing makeup! For Hulunbuir, these are the essentials: ✅ Lip balm is a must—the dry air will quickly chap your lips, and applying a thick layer at night is super soothing ✅ Sunscreen needs frequent reapplication multiple times a day to protect against the intense UV rays ✅ Moisturizing lotions and sheet masks—use a mask before bed to keep your skin in good condition the next day ✅ A warm, windproof jacket—the temperature difference between day and night on the grasslands is significant, and a thick jacket can be a lifesaver ✅ Two hats—a warm one for cold weather and a wide-brimmed one for sun protection and style ✅ A windproof scarf to keep warm and protect against dust and sand ✅ Comfortable sneakers for easy walking on the grasslands ✅ Portable snacks—perfect for those long drives More practical travel tips: ❌ Don't just focus on the popular Morgen River spots—nearby lesser-known meadows are more beautiful with fewer people and better photo opportunities 🚾 Toilets are scarce on the grasslands, so keep wet wipes and tissues handy, and use facilities whenever you find them 🌄 For sunset viewing on the grasslands, bring a thick jacket and mosquito repellent—the grassland mosquitoes are extremely "enthusiastic" 🏞 Heishantou is a must-visit for both stunning sunsets and horseback riding experiences 🛍 For local specialties, visit the farmers' markets; for food, try the specialty food streets—authentic and affordable 🍽 Portions in Hulunbuir are generous, so order conservatively—you can always order more if needed 📅 The best travel season is June to September, with June and September being ideal for avoiding crowds while still enjoying beautiful scenery Finally, an important note! Hulunbuir is vast with some challenging road conditions. Unless you're an experienced driver with excellent navigation skills, don't attempt to self-drive! With this guide in hand, you can have an amazing time in Hulunbuir even without makeup!

I had been dreaming of visiting the vast Hulunbuir Grasslands but could never gather enough travel companions. Last summer, after a friend canceled on me, I made the bold decision to go alone! As a first-timer to this vast territory, I chose a group tour for convenience and safety—and this experience completely changed my stereotypical view of "group tours"! When selecting a tour, I went with one that my friend had personally verified. I repeatedly asked about itinerary details and cost breakdowns, and the tour leader always answered patiently. Their professional yet friendly attitude gave me the confidence to pay the deposit. It proved true that a reliable tour group guarantees quality travel! Our small group of 2-8 people ended up with 5 members—it felt more like a private chartered trip than a traditional tour! The guide not only arranged a well-paced itinerary with plenty of time for immersive experiences at each attraction but also served as a "walking encyclopedia," sharing stories behind the grasslands. Even more surprisingly, he took us to lesser-known photo spots and helped us find the best angles for pictures—every casual shot looked professional! In just a few days, we strangers became friends, filling the journey with laughter. Zero hidden costs throughout the trip! No unexpected charges or forced shopping, and the guide even helped with small things like carrying luggage—maximum warmth and hospitality! The tour fee included three meals daily, featuring specialties like whole roasted lamb, hand-grabbed meat, milk tea, and other local delicacies in rotation. The culinary experience of Hulunbuir left me with endless cravings. Though not luxurious, the accommodations were clean, tidy, and well-equipped—crucial for a good night's rest after a day of travel! Transportation was in spacious, comfortable business vehicles with experienced drivers as steady as mountains, allowing us to enjoy the grassland scenery with ease and peace of mind. At just over 2,000 yuan per person, the all-inclusive package offered exceptional value! No need to plan itineraries or find hotels, and no worries about getting scammed—just follow along and enjoy. My solo adventure in Hulunbuir taught me a valuable lesson: when visiting an unfamiliar place for the first time, choosing the right small group tour can bring joy beyond expectations! I hope every friend who yearns for the grasslands can create unforgettable memories in Hulunbuir!

After returning from Hulunbuir, my friend and I couldn't stop expressing our regret—regret that we didn't visit sooner! The vast, boundless grasslands were intoxicatingly beautiful, but without proper planning, you'll definitely encounter some "pitfalls"! Having just completed a five-day trip, I've compiled some super practical advice. Ladies, take note and don't repeat our mistakes! Let's talk about timing, which is crucial for your trip. June to August is Inner Mongolia's golden tourism season. During this time, the grasslands look like a masterpiece painted by nature—lush green as far as the eye can see, with grass so soft it feels like a green carpet. The daytime temperatures are pleasant, perfect for frolicking across the grasslands, running, and flying kites. At night, sitting around a bonfire under a starry sky creates an absolutely magical atmosphere. If you prefer tranquility and autumn colors, don't miss September to October, when the golden grasslands seem coated in a layer of gold. With fewer tourists, it feels like you have the entire landscape to yourself, and every casual photo looks professional. Outfit choices matter too. For stunning photos, red or yellow spaghetti-strap maxi dresses are perfect choices, looking ethereal against the grassland backdrop. For daily outings, pair long pants with long-sleeve or short-sleeve T-shirts to handle the temperature differences between morning and evening. For footwear, high-top sneakers or tall boots are recommended—buy one size larger for extra comfort. Hulunbuir offers a wealth of activities. Gallop across the grasslands on horseback and feel the wind rushing past; don Mongolian attire and experience grassland archery; climb to the top of a hill and speed down the grass slide; chase herds of cattle and sheep for an authentic natural encounter; venture into uninhabited areas to explore the unknown; stay in a yurt to experience nomadic life; ride horses at Heishantou while waiting for a breathtaking sunset; visit a reindeer farm for close encounters with these adorable animals. Here's a five-day off-the-beaten-path itinerary: On day one, explore Hailar at your leisure and soak in the city atmosphere. On day two, depart from Hailar to visit the "World's Most Winding River," Moergele River, traverse the heart of the grasslands, stroll through birch forests, and spend the night in Enhe Russian Township. On day three, follow the border patrol route, pass through Shiwei, take the forest mini-train, and arrive at Moerdaoga. On day four, journey through the primeval forest, visit the Deer Park, admire the Asian wetlands, and finally reach Heishantou. On day five, depart from Heishantou to tour private ranches, the colorful 186 Ribbon River, Lake Hulun, and experience the exotic atmosphere of Manzhouli before returning to Hailar.

Hulunbuir will punish everyone who doesn't do their research - guaranteed regrets! It's not just about what to wear; packing properly is crucial. Otherwise, you'll end up like me, spending unnecessary money locally. What should have been a controlled budget ended up with significant overspending. I deeply regret not planning better! Let me summarize everything for you so you don't repeat my mistakes. Make sure to read this before departing! 1. Clothing: Breathable t-shirts + light jacket (daytime), windproof warm jacket + thick sweater (for significant morning/evening temperature differences), waterproof non-slip outdoor shoes (essential for grassland hiking), disposable underwear (convenient for changing) 2. Sun Protection: High SPF sunscreen, large-frame sunglasses, sun hat, cooling arm sleeves 3. Equipment: Thermos (for hot water anytime), high-capacity power bank (for long journeys), folding stool (for resting) 4. Medications: Digestive medicine (to adapt to local food), cold medicine, motion sickness pills, mosquito repellent (many insects in grasslands) 5. Footwear: Waterproof hiking shoes, plus a comfortable pair of slippers as backup Must-Try Foods: Hailar: Hot pot with lamb (tender grassland lamb), pot tea (salty milk tea), Buryat steamed buns Erguna: Grilled lamb ribs, Lieba bread with blueberry jam, milk skin Manzhouli: Russian-style western food (borscht, stewed beef), Ruble cheese buns Shiwei: Iron pot stew (forest area specialty), blueberry juice Tips to Avoid Tourist Traps: Scenic area restaurants are expensive; better to dine in towns. Buy dairy products as needed. July-August is blueberry and wild fruit season - enjoy them freely. Photography Outfit Tips: Grasslands: Light-colored long dress + bright shawl for a fresh, natural look Wetlands: Simple solid-colored clothing that blends with the scenery Russian ethnic villages: Try traditional Russian costumes for an exotic experience Hulunbuir covers a vast area with weak signals in some regions, so download offline maps in advance. Local schedules are similar to inland China, but summer days are long and nights short - plan your time accordingly. Long-Distance Route Restroom Supply Points: Hailar - Erguna (140 km) Key stops: Bayankuren Town: Gas station restrooms are relatively clean Hongjilabu Mongolian Camp: Good restroom facilities in the scenic area Erguna - Shiwei (160 km) Supply suggestions: Enhe Russian Ethnic Village: Well-equipped public toilets in the town center Birch Forest Scenic Area: Clean restrooms in sufficient numbers Manzhouli - Heishantou (200 km) Must-stop restrooms: Mammoth Park: Free access, clean environment 186 Colored Ribbon River Scenic Area: Well-equipped restrooms Although I spent extra money due to poor planning, joining a tour group was definitely my best decision! The tour guide provided attentive service throughout, helping solve various problems and making the journey worry-free and enjoyable!

Hulunbuir Grassland is located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia. It is one of the four largest grasslands in the world, a world-famous natural pasture, and one of the top 20 tourist attractions in the country. The territory is vast, with 100,000 square kilometers of grassland, thousands of crisscrossing rivers, and hundreds of pure and clear lakes, extending all the way to the Greater Khingan Range with its surging pine waves, and the endless green, beautiful and rich Hulun Lake and Beiler Lake. The scenery varies in each season. Such a beautiful pasture is known as the Jade of the North, Paradise on Earth, and is called the world's most beautiful garden. 🗓Itinerary: Hailar City - Tianxia Grassland - Golden Horde Scenic Area - Morigele River - Visiting herders - Back to the city The road from Hailar to the cliff is so beautiful! Grassland Company Rolling and undulating. The cattle and sheep were eating grass comfortably, and they wanted to stop along the way. Take pictures. There are herds of sheep and cattle on both sides of the road. The Morigele River is very long. The best location is on a cliff. Navigate to "Muyun Mountain Top Hotel" and keep walking along the road. There are grasslands and pastures on the roadside. The Morigele River meanders on the left. You can stop and take pictures. It is very beautiful. 🍩【Must-eat food】 Roasted whole lamb, horse feast, mare's milk, hand-held meat, campfire BBQ, beef jerky, yogurt, Hulun Lake whole fish feast. 🚌【Transportation Guide】 Hailar has convenient transportation, with many trains and flights. After landing, you can drive yourself or charter a car to travel around Hulunbuir and start a journey across the grassland. 🏠Accommodation Guide: 🔸Just arrived in Hulunbuir, it is recommended to live in Caoshi Road, Hailar District, where food, accommodation and transportation are more convenient 🔸Hulunbuir Grassland: Stay in local herdsmen’s tents and experience the local herdsmen’s life 📝Note tips: 1. Carry as little luggage as possible, just enough for your needs. 2. The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so prepare a long-sleeved shirt. 3. After July in summer, there are more mosquitoes on the grassland. You should bring some wind oil and mosquito repellent. It is best to wear hiking shoes instead of sandals to avoid mosquito bites. 4. There are many local ethnic minorities and rich cultural resources, so please respect the habits of ethnic minorities and local customs during your trip.

| Comprehensive Guide to Hulunbuir Grassland. "Vast blue sky, endless wilderness, where the wind bends the grass to reveal cattle and sheep" - the vastness and magnificence of Hulunbuir Grassland can only be truly appreciated by setting foot on that land! Here's a super detailed guide to help you explore this paradise on earth ✨ I. Best Travel Time June to August is the golden tourism season for Hulunbuir Grassland. During this time, the grassland is lush green with wildflowers everywhere, and temperatures around 26°C, making it a perfect summer retreat! You might also catch the Nadam Festival and experience vibrant ethnic traditions. II. Transportation Options Strongly recommend chartered car or shared car tours 🚗 Group tours are too restrictive, while a chartered car allows you to stop anytime to embrace the beautiful scenery. The driver can also serve as your guide - reliable and worry-free! III. Itinerary Day 1: Hailar - Jin Zhan Khan - Moergele River - Genhe Wetland - Ergun Jin Zhan Khan Tribe: Experience the nomadic culture of the grassland, you might see horse lassoing and horse training performances. Moergele River: "The most beautiful winding river in the world," stunning from aerial views, with cliff viewpoints perfect for photos. Genhe Wetland: Asia's premier wetland, see Horseshoe Island and Heart-shaped Island, with beautiful sunset views in the evening. Day 2: Ergun - Xing'an Reindeer Park - Longyan Mountain - Moerdaoga Xing'an Reindeer Park: Get up close with adorable reindeer and spot little squirrels. Longyan Mountain: Overlook the entire town, with healing forest scenery. Day 3: Moerdaoga Town - Moerdaoga Forest Park - Century-old Taiping Village/Shiwei Moerdaoga Forest Park: Wander through pristine forests for fresh air and rejuvenation. Taiping Village/Shiwei: Peaceful villages on the China-Russia border with exotic charm. Day 4: Taiping Village - Eagle Beak Rock - Linjiang - China-Russia Border River - Shiwei - Border Road - Enhe Eagle Beak Rock: Uniquely shaped rock formation, great for photos. China-Russia Border River: View two countries' landscapes across one river. Border Road: Beautiful scenery, perfect for enjoying the pleasure of driving. Day 5: Enhe - Upper Forest Protection - Lower Forest Protection - Birch Forest Scenic Area - Wetland Sunset - Heishantou Birch Forest Scenic Area: Walk through birch forests like a fairy tale world, with occasional squirrel sightings. Heishantou: Horseback riding at sunset, stay in a Mongolian yurt to stargaze - incredibly romantic. Day 6: Heishantou - Herdsmen Home Visit - Grassland Horseback Riding - China-Russia Border Road - Huliyetu Lake - Hulun Lake - Manzhouli Herdsmen Home Visit: Taste dairy products and experience Mongolian life. Hulun Lake: Northern China's largest lake with beautiful scenery. Day 7: Manzhouli - Matryoshka Doll Park - National Gate - Mammoth Park - Huhenuoer Lake - Hailar Matryoshka Doll Park: Fairy-tale atmosphere, perfect for photos. National Gate: Experience border solemnity, view three countries at once. Mammoth Park: Mammoth-themed park with great photo opportunities. IV. Preparations Before Departure 1. Clothing: Large temperature differences between day and night, bring long sleeves even in summer, and light-colored clothes for beautiful photos. 2. Sun protection: Sunscreen, hats, sunglasses - all essential as UV rays are extremely strong on the grassland. 3. Medicine: Cold medicine, digestive medicine, mosquito repellent, motion sickness pills - better safe than sorry. 4. Others: Bring your own toiletries; bring a drone for amazing aerial shots; prepare for weak cell signals by handling important matters in advance; pack water, snacks, and power banks as attractions are far apart. V. Important Notes 1. When horseback riding, ask about prices and routes in advance to avoid being overcharged. 2. Respect local customs: enter Mongolian yurts from the left side, sit on the west side, and politely greet elders. 3. Drink milk tea and dairy products in moderation to help adapt to the grassland climate. 4. Rest more when first arriving on the grassland, drink plenty of water, avoid roadside food stalls, and don't drink untreated water. Friends, pack your bags and head to Hulunbuir Grassland to embrace freedom and encounter beauty 💕

I get it! 😭 Finally someone explains Hulunbuir completely‼️ Hulunbuir in autumn 🍂 - forests ablaze with color, vibrant hues, a fairytale world, a photographer's paradise From September to October, as the land gradually sheds its green coat, the grasslands don a golden hue, and the wilderness transforms into a colorful palette. The autumn grasslands look like God spilled a 🎨 paint palette - green, yellow, orange, red... creating a stunning landscape of gradual transitions. Having just returned from Hulunbuir, I've stayed up late to prepare this detailed travel guide, hoping it will help fellow travelers 👭. The guide is very detailed, so treasure it while you read! 🚕 6-Day 5-Night Itinerary 🚕 🔥 Day 1: Gather at Hailar, the pearl of the grasslands - free activities - grassland hot pot 🥘 - old town night market 🔥 Day 2: Cross through the heart of the grasslands - Moergele River 🌲 - Erguna Wetland - make Russian bread 🧀 - Erguna City 🔥 Day 3: Erguna - Birch Forest Scenic Area 🦌 - Shiwei Russian Ethnic Village 🔥 Day 4: Shiwei - Border Card Line - Taiji Diagram - Mongolian yurt camp 🌄 - whole roasted lamb - bonfire party 🔥 Day 5: Visit herdsmen - Mongolian tea - milk cows 🐄 - feed lambs 🐏 - archery - border line - view the border gate from afar - dazzling Manzhouli 🛕 🔥 Day 6: Matryoshka Doll Amusement Park - Barhun Grassland 🍀 - Hailar - return journey Must-visit spots: 🌲 Recommended attractions: ❶ Moergele: Winding like a soft ribbon on the grassland. The clear blue sky reflected in the water looks like blue gems embedded in a green felt. ❷ Erguna: From the main peak, you can overlook Genhe and Erguna City, with rooftops in pink and blue creating a unique flavor. ❸ Heishantou: Not only is it Hulunbuir's dedicated horse training ground, but at sunset, watching the fiery sun gradually disappear from the horizon brings inner peace. ❹ 186 Ribbon River: A winding river with nine bends and eighteen curves, flowing far and long with beautiful grassland scenery. ❺ Matryoshka Square: Russian theaters, Russian handicraft workshops, Russian food shops... everything you could want. 🎒 Preparation before the trip 🔸 Best time to visit Hulunbuir is from June to late August 🔸 Local temperature varies greatly with rapid weather changes, remember to bring jackets, and prepare long-sleeved shirts and pants 👖 for children 🔸 In summer, it gets light at 2-3 AM and dark at 8-9 PM, so draw the curtains when sleeping 🔸 Prepare sun protection products as the local UV rays are strong and can easily cause sunburn 🔸 Portions are large, and most dishes are oily and salty. If you prefer light food, be sure to inform the kitchen in advance! 🔸 Inner Mongolian beef and mutton aren't gamey at all and have a milky aroma. Try pairing them with chive flowers 🌹 Toward the clouds - encounter the world's most beautiful grassland in Hulunbuir 🌼 From May to August, summer is the best time to travel in Inner Mongolia, especially to the Hulunbuir Grasslands 🌹 Come and join the herdsmen in traditional costumes as we sing the nomadic song of rendezvous together 🌹 Wishing everyone a wonderful time in Hulunbuir ^_^^_^^_^ For travel inquiries, please click below ↓↓↓ [Hulunbuir Custom Car Rental]

🌄First time visiting Hulunbuir? This practical guide will walk you through everything, covering transportation, attractions, food, and more—no more getting lost! From prairie starry skies to exotic cultures, here's your complete Hulunbuir travel guide! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️Best Time to Visit June - August: The grasslands are lush green with wildflowers in full bloom. Average temperatures hover around 25°C, perfect for outdoor activities like horseback riding, camping, and stargazing. July - August is peak tourist season when you can experience the lively Nadam Festival and enjoy traditional Mongolian activities like wrestling and horse racing. September - October: As autumn approaches, the grasslands and forests turn golden, making it ideal for scenic drives and a perfect opportunity for photography enthusiasts. 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️Itinerary Overview: 💖Day 1: Depart from Hailar → Moergele River → Muyun Mountain Peak → Wetlands → Meng Wu Shiwei 💖Day 2: Meng Wu Shiwei → Ka Road → Wulan Mountain → Horseback riding at sunset in Heishantou → Stargazing at Mongolian yurts 💖Day 3: Heishantou → 186 Colorful Ribbon River → Border Patrol Road → Matryoshka Doll Scenic Area → National Gate → Manzhouli 💖Day 4: Manzhouli → Zhalainuoer Museum → Mammoth Park → Hulun Lake → Hailar 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️【Trip Highlights】 ✅ Experience panoramic views of grasslands, forests, wetlands, and lakes ✅ Cultural experiences at the China-Russia border, educational for children ✅ Interactive Ewenki hunter culture activities, take photos with reindeer ✅ Horseback riding on the prairie, grass sliding, visiting herdsmen ✅ Arxan Volcanic Forest Park ✅ Scenic views throughout the journey—every photo is desktop wallpaper material ❣Hulunbuir Quick Guide 🍃Moergele: Winding like a soft ribbon on the grassland, with clear blue skies reflected in the water, 💦like blue gems embedded in a green felt. 🍃Erguna: From the main peak, overlook Genhe and Erguna city, with pink and blue rooftops creating a unique charm! 🍃Hulun Lake: Also called Dalai Lake, it's like a dazzling pearl on the grassland, breathtakingly beautiful. 🍃Birch Forest: Away from city noise, like a fairy tale world full of poetry. 🍃186 Colorful Ribbon River: Winding river with pleasant scenery, featuring typical wetland landscapes. 🍃Enhe Town: Blue skies, ☁swirling clouds, and flowing streams with small bridges. 🍃Shiwei Town: Strong Russian influence, offering beautiful views of the China-Russia border. 🍃Heishantou: Located in southwest Erguna, this town is a hub for Mongolian yurt accommodations and horseback riding, where you can experience the life of herdsmen~ 🍃Matryoshka Doll Square: Russian theaters, Russian handicraft workshops, Russian food shops... everything you could want! ✅Attractions are scattered across the grasslands, perfect for family in-depth travel. To visit all the highlights, plan at least 4-5 days. ✨Hulunbuir Travel Essentials 🎫Documents: ID card (required for attractions), student ID (discounts at some attractions) 🔋Electronics: Charger, earphones, selfie stick, power bank, camera📷 👔Clothing: T-shirts, check the real-time weather before departure, the prairie is windy and can be cold on cloudy days 💄Skincare & Makeup: Moisturizers, facial cleanser, makeup remover, cosmetics, sunscreen (the prairie is very sunny at noon) ✅Prairie Essentials: Sneakers👟, flat shoes🥿, sun protection clothing, sunglasses, hair dryer (specialty accommodations usually don't provide them) 🆘Before leaving: Close windows and doors, check power sources, take out trash ㅤ 📝Helpful Tips ✅There's almost no signal for the 89 kilometers from Moerdaoga to Shiwei! Self-driving travelers should go in groups ✅Drones are prohibited on border patrol roads, speed limit is 70 km/h, and self-driving travelers should watch out for cattle and sheep on the road ✅When planning your trip, don't make your itinerary too rushed

🌅Day 1: First Encounter with the Grassland, Experience Cultural Charm Upon landing in Hailar, the warmth of this grassland city immediately embraces you🌿! After a brief rest, take your children to Genghis Khan Square🏰. The magnificent sculptures tell the legendary story of a great conqueror, giving children a vivid sense of the heroic spirit of the grassland. Next, visit the Hulunbuir Historical Museum📚 (closed on Mondays), where precious artifacts and recreated scenes transport children through time to understand the past and present of this land. As night falls, the West Mountain Night Market and Hailar Ancient Town🏮 come alive with excitement. The aroma of barbecue skewers🍢, milk skin, and other local snacks fills the air as families stroll and eat together, sharing joyful moments. 🌊Day 2: Encounter with the Nine-Curved Silver Belt, Explore the Depths of the Grassland Drive to the Morgen River🚗, which stretches like a winding silver ribbon across the grassland @🎀! From the viewing platform, you can see the river's nine curves and eighteen bends, with herds of cattle and sheep grazing leisurely by the riverbank🐏🐮. Every photo you take here could be a desktop wallpaper. Continue your journey across the grassland, where children can get out of the car on flat areas to run and play, experiencing the vastness of "the azure sky above the boundless wilderness." Arrive in Erguna by evening. 🌳Day 3: Fairy Tale Forest and Border Adventure Enter the Birch Forest Scenic Area🌲, where straight birch trees soar into the clouds and sunlight filters through the branches, creating a dreamy fairy tale world✨. Here, children can interact with adorable reindeer🦌, feeding them and taking photos for endless fun. Then visit the Enhe Russian Ethnic Village🏡, where you can experience making leba bread🥖 and taste kvass drinks🥤, immersing yourselves in rich Russian culture. Finally, arrive at Shiwei, where you can see Russian villages across the river🏘, broadening your children's horizons with exotic scenery. 🌄Day 4: Border Line Scenery and Grassland Celebration Travel along the border defense line🚙, where grasslands, wetlands, and lakes create an ever-changing beautiful landscape🎐, like an exquisite scroll gradually unfolding. Upon reaching Heishantou, children can become "little knights"🐎, galloping across the grassland under professional coaching. In the evening, sit together as a family on the grassland, quietly waiting for the sunset🌇, watching the sky turn orange-red, both romantic and heartwarming. As night falls, gather around a bonfire🔥, singing and dancing with friends from all over, celebrating🎉 an unforgettable night. 🎪Day 5: Herdsman Life and Fairy Tale Manzhouli Visit a herdsman's family👨‍👩‍👧‍👦, where children can experience milking cows🥛 and feeding lambs🐑, getting a taste of authentic grassland life. Then head to Manzhouli to visit Matryoshka Square🎠, with its giant matryoshka buildings, wonderful Russian song and dance performances, and exciting amusement facilities that instantly transport children to a fairy tale kingdom. Visit the National Gate Scenic Area🚪 and gaze into Russia, letting children feel the strength of their homeland. Finally, return to Hailar✈️ with wonderful memories, concluding this magical family journey! 🍖Food and Accommodation Tips Must-try Mongolian cuisine includes milk tea🍵, hand-grabbed meat🥩, and roasted lamb ribs🍖; recommended Russian dishes are borscht🥣 and pot-stewed beef🥩. For accommodation, choose downtown hotels in Hailar🛏, stay in a starry Mongolian yurt in Heishantou🌌, and book a matryoshka-themed hotel in Manzhouli for a unique experience for your children!

| A Complete 6-Day, 5-Night Guide. You must visit Hulunbuir to feel the grassland breeze, see herds of cattle and sheep across the hills, and experience the vastness and magnificence of nature! Here's a super detailed 6-day, 5-night guide that covers everything you need to know! 🚗 Transportation Guide ✈ Getting there: Recommended to fly directly to Hailar East Mountain International Airport, with many flight options available for convenience. If you have more time, you can also take a train to Hailar Station and enjoy the scenery along the way. 🚙 Local transportation: Renting a car is ideal for those who prefer controlling their own itinerary, but plan your route in advance; hiring a car with driver/guide saves effort and allows you to stop for photos anytime; some attractions have shuttle buses, but they're infrequent and not very convenient. 👗 What to Pack Clothing: Bring light, breathable clothes and sun protection for strong daytime sun; warm jackets are essential for the significant temperature differences between morning and evening. Sun protection: High SPF sunscreen, sun hats, sunglasses, and umbrellas are a must as the grassland UV rays are extremely strong. Mosquito repellent: Bring insect repellent and anti-mosquito wristbands, as the grasslands have many insects. 🏡 Recommended Accommodations Hailar/Manzhouli/Erguna: Well-equipped hotels with convenient transportation and amenities. Grassland yurts: Experience authentic nomadic life, lie in a felt tent watching the stars. Some have private bathrooms. Though slightly rustic, the atmosphere is incredible. Enhe/Shiwei/Linjiang log cabins: Russian-style wooden cabins surrounded by picturesque scenery, quiet and comfortable. 🥘 Recommended Food Hand-held meat: Tender lamb cooked in clear water, served with chive flower sauce and garlic vinegar dip. Extremely satisfying. Whole roasted lamb: A grassland feast featuring a whole lamb roasted until golden and crispy outside while juicy inside, complete with a ceremonial carving ritual. Milk tea: Savory Mongolian milk tea with fried rice, milk skin, and beef jerky. Warming and filling, a must-try. Buryat dumplings: Similar to dumplings but with beef and onion filling, thin skin and generous filling, delicious whether steamed or pan-fried. 📝 6-Day, 5-Night Itinerary Day 1: Hailar → Moergele River → Deep grasslands → Wetlands → Russian households → Erguna Moergele River: Known as "the most beautiful winding river in the world" in Lao She's writings, with meandering curves like fingerprints on the earth. Erguna Wetlands: Asia's premier wetland, where rivers, forests, and grasslands intertwine like an oil painting. Day 2: Erguna → Birch Forest → Reindeer Park → Gen-Bai Highway → Longshan Park → Moerdaoga Birch Forest: White trunks and golden leaves create a fairy-tale world. Reindeer Park: Get up close with reindeer, feed them, and experience super healing moments. Day 3: Moerdaoga → Forest Train → Eagle's Beak → Border River Sunset → Linjiang/Shiwei Forest Train: Journey through pristine forests, experiencing nature's tranquility and beauty. Eagle's Beak: Named for its eagle-beak shape, a stunning example of nature's craftsmanship. Day 4: Linjiang/Shiwei → Jiuka → Qika → Wulan Mountain Tai Chi Pattern → Horseback riding → Heishantou Border Highway: Scenic views with grasslands on the left, border river on the right, and Russian landscapes visible across the water. Wulan Mountain: Overlook the Tai Chi-shaped landscape and enjoy exciting grass sliding. Day 5: Heishantou → Border Highway → 186 Ribbon River → Visit herders → Manzhouli night views 186 Ribbon River: From high vantage points, the winding river looks like a colorful ribbon across the grassland. Manzhouli: A city with exotic charm and stunning night light shows. Day 6: Manzhouli → National Gate/Matryoshka Square → Hulun Lake → Zhalainuoer Museum → Hailar National Gate: Solemn and sacred, experience the unique charm of this border city. Matryoshka Square: Colorful matryoshka doll buildings that make you feel like you're in a fairy tale. Hulun Lake: Inner Mongolia's largest lake with crystal clear, sparkling waters. ❗ Travel Tips 1. Respect local customs: Remove shoes when entering yurts, sit clockwise, and don't touch children's heads. 2. The grassland ecosystem is fragile; protect the environment and don't litter. 3. When horseback riding, follow the trainer's instructions, wear protective gear properly, and avoid horsing around while riding.

——🌿 **Hulunbuir · Prose Edition** 🌿—— 1. **Song of the Grassland** "In Hulunbuir, the wind is a free poet, writing endless sonnets with waves of grass. The sunset from horseback turns the herder's long melody golden. This isn't a distant land, but the original home of the soul." 2. **Invitation of Four Seasons** "In spring, Daur apricot blossoms wake the sleeping wetlands; in summer, the Morgen River falls to earth like silver silk; in autumn, birch forests ignite the entire Greater Khingan Range with gold; in winter, the bonfires of the Nadam festival melt the severe cold of minus 40°C." 3. **Cultural Imprints** "Prayer flags on the Ovoo still tell the legend of Genghis Khan, while Ewenki reindeer walk across the starlit tundra. Drink a bowl of steaming milk tea, and you'll understand that the prairie's deep affection is thicker than the milk skin." 4. **Travelers Say** "The horizon here shows Earth's original curvature. GPS may fail, but your heart won't. When your off-road vehicle crosses the 99 bends of the river, you'll understand—Hulunbuir isn't just scenery, but a permit to step into a magnificent oil painting." ——🏞️ **Hulunbuir · Attractions Edition** 🏞️—— **1. Hulunbuir Grassland** - One of the world's four major grasslands, recommended experiences: ✓ Aerial photography of Morgen River, "the world's most winding river" ✓ Visit herders (milk cows/feed lambs/wear Mongolian robes) ✓ Watch thousands of galloping horses at the Golden Horde Tribe **2. Erguna Wetland** - Asia's largest wetland, with stunning autumn foliage ★ Must-do: Climb the 720° viewing platform to see the Genhe River winding through the wetland like a jade belt **3. Manzhouli** - A fairytale border city blending Chinese, Russian, and Mongolian cultures ✓ Photograph the onion-domed buildings at Matryoshka Square ✓ Night tour of the brilliantly lit Golden Port **4. Greater Khingan Range Forest Belt** - Recommended: Moerdaoga National Forest Park ★ Highlights: White Deer Island rafting/Ewenki Reindeer Park **5. Heishantou** - Best viewpoint for grassland sunsets ✓ Horseback ride through wetlands to watch the sunset ✓ Stay in a Mongolian yurt to observe the Milky Way **6. Hulun Lake/Buir Lake** - The "sister lakes" that gave the region its name ✓ Enjoy a whole fish feast at Hulun Lake ✓ Explore the China-Mongolia border marker at Buir Lake ——📆 **Travel Tips** —— ✔ Best seasons: June-August (grassland)/mid-September to early October (autumn scenery) ✔ Transportation recommendation: Chartered car tour (500-800 yuan daily) or self-driving ✔ Must-try foods: Hand-held meat, Buryat dumplings, iron pot stewed goose

Summer Travel Guide to Erguna (Recommended to Save) In the vast northern frontier of our country lies a border city that shines like a pearl—Erguna. It sits quietly at the northern end of the Hulunbuir Grassland, on the right bank of the Erguna River, like a low-key yet enchanting fairy, radiating endless charm. This is the northernmost and highest latitude place in Inner Mongolia, with its unique geographical location bestowing it with beautiful scenery and rich exotic flavor. When you step into Enhe Russian Ethnic Township, it's like entering a fairy tale world. Traditional wooden houses lined along the streets are like quiet guardians, exuding a warm and romantic atmosphere. Each house has its unique charm, with wooden textures recording the traces of time. As you stroll among them, patches of birch forests stand like elegant young ladies, complementing the vast grasslands. When the breeze blows, the birch forests rustle as if telling ancient stories, making you feel like you're in a foreign land, forgetting the hustle and bustle of the world. ## Highlights Erguna is like a huge natural treasure trove where you can experience the mystery of vast wetlands, the tranquility of clear lakes, the vastness of endless grasslands, and the depth of pristine birch forests. Imagine standing at the edge of the wetland, watching the emerald reeds swaying in the wind and rare birds soaring in the sky; walking by the lake where the water is crystal clear, reflecting the blue sky, white clouds, and surrounding mountains; galloping across the grassland, feeling the breeze on your face while cattle and sheep scatter like pearls on the green carpet; wandering through birch forests where sunlight filters through the leaves, creating patches of light, as if you're in a dreamlike fairyland. Besides its stunning natural scenery, Erguna is rich in ethnic culture. You can deeply experience the unique customs of the Russian ethnic group, feel their warm hospitality and colorful cultural life; or explore the reindeer culture of the Evenki people, understanding their deep emotional bond with reindeer, as if entering a mysterious ethnic painting. ## Must-Visit Attractions ### Erguna Wetland Known as the "First Wetland in Asia," Erguna Wetland is China's largest and best-preserved wetland in its natural state. Standing on the viewing platform, the scene before you will surely amaze you. Grasslands, forests, rivers, and wetlands intertwine to form a magnificent natural painting. The flora and fauna here are extremely rich, with various rare birds, mammals, and plants thriving. For nature lovers and photographers, this is truly paradise. You can capture every wonderful moment of the wetland with your camera, recording the magic and beauty of nature. ### Birch Forest Scenic Area The Birch Forest Scenic Area is a pristine forest close to the city center, and birch trees are Erguna's city tree. Entering this forest is like stepping into a fairy tale world. Sunlight filters through the branches and leaves, creating patches of soft light, as if draping the entire forest in a golden veil. As seasons change, the birch forest presents different charms. In spring, tender green branches are full of vitality and hope; in summer, the lush forest provides a cool retreat; in autumn, golden leaves carpet the paths like a golden rug, making a rustling sound when stepped on—super dreamy; in winter, the snow-covered birch forest is like an ice and snow kingdom, pure and beautiful. This is a great place for hiking, photography, and relaxation, where you can fully enjoy nature's gifts. ### Moerdaoga Scenic Area Moerdaoga Scenic Area is home to China's last bright coniferous primeval forest in the cold temperate zone, and is both a national forest park and a 4A-level scenic area. In summer, entering here, all you see is green, as if entering a green world. The air is rich in negative ions; every breath fills your lungs with fresh air, making you feel refreshed. Attractions like White Deer Island have their unique charm, like pearls embedded in the forest. In hot summer, this is an excellent place to escape the city's noise and heat, enjoying tranquility and coolness. ### Shiwei Border River Scenic Area Located on the China-Russia border, Shiwei Border River Scenic Area combines mountains, rivers, and grassland scenery. In summer, the entire area is lush green and full of vitality. The Erguna River is like a silver ribbon, winding across the land. At sunset, golden sunlight spills onto the river surface, creating a dazzling, beautiful scene. You can enjoy the magnificent sunset here, feeling the beautiful landscapes of both China and Russia. Be sure to visit Shiwei Fairy Tale Town, which is full of exotic flavor. The buildings along the streets have unique styles, as if taking you into a fairy tale world. Here, many surprises await your discovery. ### Heishantou Border River Scenic Area Also located on the China-Russia border, Heishantou Border River Scenic Area features unique canyon landforms and beautiful natural scenery. Standing at the edge of the canyon, you can feel nature's masterful craftsmanship. There is a famous sunset observation point here; when the sun gradually sets, the entire sky turns orange-red, with sunlight spilling onto the canyon and border river, creating a breathtaking scene. In summer, special activities like the Nadam Fair are held here, where you can participate and feel the enthusiasm of the Mongolian people. At the Nadam Fair, you can watch exciting horse racing, wrestling, archery competitions, taste delicious Mongolian food, and experience the unique cultural charm of the Mongolian people. ### Wulan Mountain Scenic Area Located on the banks of the Erguna River at the China-Russia border, Wulan Mountain Scenic Area offers natural scenery as beautiful as a painting. You can take a boat tour of the border river, enjoying the scenery on both sides, feeling the tranquility and mystery of the border. On the grassland, you can ride horses and practice archery, experiencing traditional Mongolian culture. In addition, the scenic area has popular attractions like sky swings and grass sliding, allowing you to enjoy fun activities while appreciating the beautiful scenery. ### Enhe Enhe is a Russian ethnic township full of foreign flavor, with many Russian residents who maintain their traditional culture and way of life. Walking into Enhe is like being in a Russian town. The streets are lined with colorful, uniquely styled Russian wooden houses. You can taste authentic Russian cuisine such as liba (bread), borscht, Russian roast meat, etc., experiencing the unique charm of Russian food. Visit the Russian wooden houses to learn about Russian architectural culture, immersing yourself in the rich exotic atmosphere. ## Address Erguna City is located in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia, like a dazzling pearl waiting for your arrival. ## Best Travel Season The best time to visit Erguna is during the height of summer, from July to September. During this time, the climate is pleasant, the grass and water are lush, and the entire city seems to be dyed a verdant green by nature. You can fully enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature here and feel the beauty of summer. ## Food Erguna's cuisine is diverse and full of local characteristics. Hand-held meat is a traditional Mongolian dish—tender and juicy lamb with unique seasonings that leave a lasting impression; hot pot lamb is also a specialty here—tender lamb briefly dipped in boiling soup and paired with sesame sauce, melting in your mouth; milk skin has a sweet taste and is nutritionally rich, a favorite food of the Mongolian people; Mongolian tea pot has a distinctive flavor—rich milk tea paired with various delicious ingredients, allowing you to experience Mongolian hospitality while enjoying the food. ## Transportation Since the attractions in Erguna are quite far apart, it's recommended to choose self-driving or chartered vehicles for convenience. If you can find a local guide, it would be even more time and energy-saving. Local guides are familiar with road conditions and attractions, and they can show you the most beautiful scenery in Erguna, making your journey smoother and more enjoyable. ## Tips ### Sun Protection and Moisturizing The sunlight in Erguna is quite strong with high UV radiation, so be sure to take sun protection measures. Bring sunscreen, sun hats, sunglasses, and other sun protection items to avoid sunburn. At the same time, the climate here is relatively dry, so pay attention to moisturizing—bring moisturizing skincare products and plenty of drinking water. ### Prepare Warm Clothing Although summer in Erguna has a pleasant climate, there is a significant temperature difference between day and night. The temperature at night can be quite low, so be sure to bring warm clothing such as long-sleeved jackets and pants to avoid catching a cold. ### Mosquito Protection Summer is the season when mosquitoes are most active, and Erguna's natural environment, while beautiful, has relatively more mosquitoes. To avoid mosquito bites, it's recommended to bring mosquito repellent products such as repellent spray and mosquito coils. ### Environmental Protection Erguna's natural scenery is so beautiful, and each of us has a responsibility to protect it. During your visit, please do not litter, protect the environment, and help keep this beautiful land forever pure and beautiful. In conclusion, Erguna is a place full of charm, and its natural scenery and ethnic culture will surely leave a deep impression on you. I hope this summer travel guide helps you better plan your trip and enjoy an unforgettable summer in Erguna.

Hulunbuir Attractions Guide‼️ Save this, it's really useful👍 📝New to the grasslands? Without a prepared guide, how can you navigate Hulunbuir with ease? Here's a comprehensive guide to ensure you don't miss anything on your trip. ☑️Come to Hulunbuir at the right time to encounter the most beautiful scenery~ 🗾Spring (March-May): Green grass everywhere, with beautiful azaleas blooming in May, creating a stunning floral landscape. 🏞️Summer (June-August): Bright, intoxicating skies, layers of white clouds, vast green grasslands, and scattered flocks of sheep... 6-Day Itinerary 💯🔹Day 1: Arrive in Hailar - Store luggage at hotel - Taste local food - Brief sightseeing - Check in 💯🔹Day 2: Depart from Hailar - Tianxia Grassland - Moergele River - Cliff - Wetland Park - Erguna Deer Park - Check in at Erguna 💯🔹Day 3: Depart from Erguna - Birch Forest - Enhe Ethnic Township - Taiping Village - Eagle's Beak - Sunset Mountain - Shiwei Town - Check in at wooden cabin 💯🔹Day 4: Depart - Ka Line - Wulan Mountain - Visit herdsmen - Horseback riding - Bonfire party - Check in at Heishantou Mongolian yurt 💯🔹Day 5: Heishantou - 186 Colorful Ribbon River - Popular grass sliding - Mammoth Park - National Gate Scenic Area - Matryoshka Square - Check in at Manzhouli 💯🔹Day 6: Manzhouli - Hulun Lake - Barhu Mongolian Tribe - Horse Dance - Hailar - End of journey In Hulunbuir, you can enjoy Northeastern Chinese cuisine, Mongolian food, and Russian cuisine. Barbecue, hot pot, northeastern stews, whole roasted lamb, lamb chops, hand-pulled meat, milk tofu, milk tea... This is a food lover's paradise! · 🏨 You can experience staying in a Mongolian yurt or a Russian-style wooden cabin. You can also camp on the grasslands 🏕 and fall asleep under the starry sky with fireworks and bonfires. · 📸 For photo-loving ladies, bring various colored dresses 👗 white, yellow, blue, pink - they all look great in photos! Even smartphone photos turn out beautiful here! Some travel tips: 🔅Sun protection: UV rays are strong on the grasslands, so sunscreen is essential 🌡Temperature: Big difference between day and night temperatures, so long sleeves and pants are necessary 🦟Mosquito repellent: There are many small insects on the grasslands in summer, so bring mosquito spray 👗Clothing: Try to choose light colors and dresses for great photos Whenever people talk about 👉 sunrise, grasslands, deserts, cattle and sheep, starry skies~ There's truly no place more captivating than Hulunbuir❗ 🍃That feeling of being immersed in nature, letting your soul stretch toward the endless, vast horizon is truly healing!!🤗🌾 -💁🏻‍♀️If you also want to embark on a spontaneous journey to Hulunbuir, come check it out! For travel inquiries, please click below↓↓↓【Hulunbuir Custom Car Service】

Planning a summer break trip to Hulunbuir? You must read this! Don't know where to take your kids during summer vacation? Hulunbuir is a must-visit destination to experience the grasslands, wetlands, starry skies over Mongolian yurts, and Russian fairy-tale towns! Enjoy horseback riding, milking cows, feeding lambs, bonfires, and fireworks... 👉This five-day, four-night travel guide is the perfect way to spend your summer vacation🔥 🙋Attention sisters who want to visit Hulunbuir! Have you ever stayed up late creating a comprehensive travel guide only to find it completely useless when you arrive at your destination?😅 👉Because Hulunbuir grasslands are vast with sparse population, many areas have no cell signal! Independent travel is really difficult🔽 Sisters who want a hassle-free trip can check out this pure play small group tour, focusing on in-depth experiences! No hidden costs, customizable itinerary, and high flexibility💪 📆Itinerary D1 Departure from Hailar-Moergele River-Off-road vehicle grassland crossing-Scenic highway-Wetlands-Erguna D2 Erguna-White Deer Flower Garden-Wild Flower Valley-Birch Forest-Marmot Park-Upper Forest-Russian Village-Eagle's Beak-Shiwei D3 Shiwei-Erguna-Rapeseed Flower Sea-Wheat Fields-Border Patrol Road-Heishantou-Bonfire Party-Grassland Starry Sky D4 Heishantou-Horseback Riding-Herder Visit-186 Ribbon River-Border Patrol Road-Zhalainuoer-Regional Museum-Mammoth Park-Night Tour of Manzhouli D5 Manzhouli-National Gate-Matryoshka Square-Tonghu Scenic Road-Hulun Lake-Hailar 🎡Special Activities ✅186 Ribbon River, experience grass sliding or grassland go-karting ✅Moergele River, visit the #1 winding river in the world ✅Horseback riding through the heart of the grasslands, take amazing photos of cattle and sheep grazing ✅Explore Erguna Wetlands ✅Hike through birch forests, perfect for forest-themed photoshoots in this transition zone between forest and grassland ✅Stay in grassland Mongolian yurts, join bonfire parties and BBQ ✅Take atmospheric camping photos under the starry sky ✅Milk cows, feed lambs, wear Mongolian robes for photos - must-do activities for family trips ✅Manzhouli Matryoshka Square, colorful Russian-style architecture 📌Travel Tips 1️⃣Sun and mosquito protection: Strong UV rays, bring sunscreen + mosquito repellent, hats and sunglasses are essential 2️⃣Outfit suggestions: Light-colored long dresses + ethnic-style shawls, paired with Martin boots for convenient horseback riding 3️⃣Transportation: Attractions are scattered, recommend hiring a car or joining a reliable local tour for convenience and freedom 4️⃣Cash preparation: Some grassland areas have weak signals, prepare some cash for herder home visit experiences

When experiencing horseback riding and grass sliding in Hulunbuir, you can enjoy the unique charm of the grassland while also paying attention to safety and local customs. Here are specific precautions: --- **I. Horseback Riding Precautions** **1. Safety First** • Choose official horse ranches: Prioritize ranches with professional trainers, insurance, and protective equipment (such as those near Morgen River and Heishantou scenic areas). • Assess your physical condition: Those with high blood pressure, heart disease, or fear of heights should participate with caution; children need parental accompaniment and should ride ponies or horses specifically for children. • Correct riding posture: • When mounting, approach from the left side (the side horses are accustomed to), hold the saddle, step on the stirrup, and gently swing your leg over; • Keep your back straight, knees slightly bent, hands gently holding the reins, avoiding leaning too far forward or backward. • Follow trainer instructions: Learn basic commands (like "go" and "whoa") and emergency handling (such as hugging the horse's neck if it gets startled). • Avoid dangerous actions: No running, whipping the horse's rump, standing on horseback, or leaving designated routes. **2. Equipment and Protection** • Clothing recommendations: Wear long pants (to prevent leg chafing), sports shoes or riding boots (avoid sandals or open-toed shoes), wear a hat for sun protection, and bring mosquito repellent in summer. • Protective measures: Beginners should wear knee pads and gloves; long hair should be tied up to prevent getting caught in the stirrups. **3. Environment and Customs** • Respect horses: Avoid shouting at horses or suddenly touching their heads; don't hang items on the saddle. • Grassland etiquette: Don't randomly enter private pastures or approach herders' tents while riding; circle clockwise when passing an Aobao (sacred stone heap), and don't step on it. **4. Other Tips** • Weather impact: Avoid riding during thunderstorms and on muddy or steep slopes; • Time control: Recommended riding time is no more than 2 hours to avoid fatigue. --- **II. Grass Sliding Precautions** **1. Venue and Equipment** • Choose official venues: Hulunbuir's grass sliding activities are mostly concentrated in grassland scenic areas (such as Huh Nuur Grassland and Heishantou Grassland); confirm that venues have safety nets and gentle slopes. • Check equipment: Wear specialized grass sliding shoes or non-slip sports shoes, use grass sleds/poles provided by the scenic area, and avoid bringing your own equipment. • Control speed: Beginners should choose gentle slopes, follow staff instructions, and avoid accelerating too quickly and losing control. **2. Safety and Weather** • Prevent slipping and falling: Lean forward while sliding, keep your center of gravity low; when falling, try to lean forward and avoid supporting yourself with your wrists. • Pay attention to weather: Grass is slippery after rain and easy to cause injuries; avoid grass sliding on rainy days or when dew hasn't dried; • Avoid obstacles: Watch out for rocks, potholes, or hidden animals like sheepdogs in the grass. **3. Suitable Participants** • Children and elderly: Need accompaniment, choose low-difficulty slopes, and avoid intense activities that may cause discomfort; • Clothing recommendations: Wear light, breathable clothing and protective gear like knee and elbow pads. --- **III. General Precautions** 1. Environmental awareness: Don't litter, don't damage grassland vegetation, don't chase or frighten wildlife. 2. Sun and wind protection: The grassland has strong UV rays, bring high SPF sunscreen and sunglasses; spring is windy and dusty, bring masks. 3. Insurance and emergency: Purchase travel accident insurance, know the location of scenic areas in advance, and keep contact information for horse ranches/grass sliding areas. ---

📍Detailed Address: Inner Mongolia covers a vast area, and entertainment experiences are scattered throughout the region. Here are the specific addresses for some of the main projects: • Hohhot 2nd Kite Art Season: Dahei River Military Culture Park • Daqingshan Wildlife Park 2nd Fantasy Animal Journey: Daqingshan Wildlife Park • Rene Liu [Flight Day] 2025 Tour Concert: National Northern Football Training Base - Multi-Purpose Hall • Cattle and Horse Improv and Comedy Show: Victory World, Wanyue City Branch • Shaobing Comedy, RAPNIGHT Joint Show, etc.: Hohhot Grand View Garden Theater, New Ideas Moyin Superstar Hall 🚗Transportation Guide: • Airplane: • Hohhot Baita International Airport: 9 km from the city center. Take Bus No. 97, Subway Line 1, or Airport Bus Line 1 to reach the city center. • Baotou Donghe Airport: 11 km from the city center. Take Bus No. 68, the express bus, or the night bus line. • Ordos Ejin Horo International Airport: 17 km from the city center. The express bus or renting a car is recommended. • Train: • Hohhot Railway Station: Close to the city center, accessible by Subway Line 2. • Hohhot East Railway Station: Close to the airport, accessible by Subway Line 1. • Local Transportation: • Hohhot has Subway Lines 1 and 2, as well as bus routes. You can use a transportation QR code. • Shared electric bikes are also available in the city, convenient for short trips. • Accommodation Recommendations: • Stay near Hailiang Plaza, the number one commercial district in Hohhot, with convenient access to dining, entertainment, and shopping. 🌟Must-Do Activities: • Grassland Experiences: • Hulunbuir Grassland: Horseback riding, archery, and experiencing traditional Mongolian activities. Average cost: approx. CNY 200. • Xilamuren Grassland: Stay in a yurt, experience a stargazing tent, and enjoy the night sky. • Desert Adventures: • Kubuqi Desert: Ride camels, drive desert karts and off-road vehicles across the sand, and experience the thrill of speed. • Yinken Tallara Desert: Take a leisurely camel ride through the desert and admire the beauty of the sand dunes. • Cultural Experiences: • Hohhot Dazhao Temple: Learn about the history and culture of Tibetan Buddhism. Average cost: approx. CNY 100. • Mongolian Cultural Experience: Take photos in Mongolian costumes, participate in a Mongolian party, and experience the Mongolian custom of feasting and drinking. • Natural Wonders: • Chifeng Keshiketeng Banner: Admire the natural scenery of the Ulan Butong Grassland and Dalai Nur Lake. Average cost: approx. CNY 300. • Ordos Shenmu City: Visit the Hongjiannao Scenic Area and enjoy the wetland scenery. • Entertainment: • Glass Rafting: Experience the thrill of glass rafting in the Huanghuagou Tourist Area. • Archery: Experience the fun of traditional archery. 💰Average Cost: The average cost of entertainment experiences in Inner Mongolia varies depending on the project, generally ranging from CNY 400 to 600. Specifically: • Hohhot Dazhao Temple: approx. CNY 100 • Hulunbuir Grassland: approx. CNY 200 • Chifeng Keshiketeng Banner: approx. CNY 300 📌Tips: • Climate and Clothing: The temperature difference between day and night on the Inner Mongolian grasslands is significant. Even in summer, it is recommended to bring a jacket. The water is alkaline, so it is advisable to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. • Sun Protection and Mosquito Repellent: The grasslands and desert areas have strong UV rays, so sun protection is recommended. Also, there are many mosquitoes in the grassland areas, so bring mosquito repellent. • Respect Local Customs: When experiencing Mongolian culture, please respect local customs and taboos. • Horseback Riding Safety: Please follow the instructor's guidance when horseback riding to avoid injury. It is recommended to choose well-trained horses. • Desert Activity Preparation: When participating in desert activities, it is recommended to wear shoe covers to prevent sand from entering your shoes. Also, bring wet wipes for convenience. • Accommodation Choices: When staying on the grasslands, yurts may not have hot water or shower facilities, and there may be many mosquitoes. Please be prepared in advance.