2025 Ergun Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

[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.

! Heavens‼️ The best time to travel is from June to August😃, but it actually depends on the local temperature and rainfall. For example, the scenery was already very good in late May 2024. July 2024 was originally the best season, but due to some wildfire🔥 factors, the smoke made the experience for tourists very bad❌. Therefore, it is recommended that you pay attention to the local situation at any time. It is not easy to come all the way, so don't let these factors bring a bad experience. Attractions: 🌈Hulunbuir Grassland Hulunbuir Grassland is not a single scenic spot, but refers to the grassland area of Hulunbuir 🌈Morigele River This is a must-see attraction, praised by Lao She as "the most winding river in the world." Highly recommended! 🌈Erguna Wetland The wetland is located next to the urban area of Erguna and is currently the most well-preserved and largest wetland in China, known as the "largest wetland in Asia." 🌈Birch Forest Scenic Area Birch Forest Scenic Area is located on Provincial Highway 201 in Erguna City, Hulunbuir City. The birch tree is the city tree of Erguna City. 🌈Shiwei Town Shiwei Town is one of the few Russian ethnic townships in China, located in the northernmost part of Inner Mongolia. Shiwei is recognized as one of the "Top Ten Charming Towns." 🌈Heishantou Town Heishantou is a gathering place for yurts, divided into the old town and the new town. Now, more people stay in the new town. The grassland atmosphere here is very strong. Horse riding, yurt stays, roasted whole lamb, and bonfire parties are its unique calling cards. 🌈Manzhouli City Manzhouli is a port city with a century-old history, blending the customs of China, Russia, and Mongolia. It is known as the "Window of East Asia." Recommended route: 1️⃣Nationwide✈️ - Hailar - Airport pick-up - Check in to hotel - Free activities 2️⃣Hailar - Hulunbuir Grassland🚗 - Morigele River - Erguna Wetland 3️⃣Erguna -🚗 Birch Forest - Enhe - Shiwei - Oloqi Manor - Linjiang - Fairy Slope 4️⃣Shiwei - Jiuka - Baka -🚗 Heishantou - Horse riding through the grassland - Sunset Mountain - Bonfire party 5️⃣Heishantou - Visit herdsmen's homes - Border Highway🚗 - 186 Colored Ribbon River - Hulun Lake - Manzhouli 6️⃣Manzhouli - Zhalainuoer Museum - Barga Mongolian Tribe - Horse Dance Performance - Hailar Precautions: Every trip✈️ is important and precious. Don't casually entrust your valuable trip to just anyone or any travel agency. Here are a few very important points:‼️‼️‼️ 1️⃣Be sure to choose a travel agency with a Travel Agency Business License no matter where you book. 2️⃣Sign a formal electronic travel contract, only recognize 12301 3️⃣It is best to have a platform-guaranteed transaction. 4️⃣The specific hotels, car models🚕, and other requirements agreed upon must be specified in the contract.

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.

#June2024 It’s a bit funny to say, the driver who took us was new to the travel agency and was not very familiar with the route 😂. I thought we were heading to our destination🫢, and only raised questions when we arrived in Shiwei and checked into the hotel😂. The driver immediately called the company to confirm that we had missed a tourist attraction. So we immediately drove back 100 km (so we didn’t have time to visit the attractions in Shiwei). It was already 6 o'clock when we arrived at the Wulan Mountain Observation Deck, and the electric car carried the last batch of tourists down the mountain. But the waiter was very friendly 💯🥰🌹, saying that I came all the way here just to see the scenery, and comforted me to climb to the top of the mountain and take a closer look, and he would pick me up after dinner. I am glad that I traveled 200km round trip to come here 😜, and I am grateful to the scenic area staff for letting me reach the top 🫰💕. Wulan Mountain is so beautiful📸🌹! It is the highest peak on the banks of the Ergun River. I stood on the top of the mountain, overlooking the winding Ergun River 📸🏞️, the magical ink lines 📸🏵️, the natural grassland 📸🌿, and that is the natural Tai Chi Bay 📸💯👍! I was amazed by the beautiful scenery 💕🌷; looking into the distance, I saw continuous mountains 📸⛰️, surrounded by endless grasslands 📸🍀. I couldn't help but sigh that no wonder this was the sacred place of Ulan Mountain where the Mongolian tribe rested after smelting iron in the mountains 🥰🌹. Thanks again to the scenic area battery car driver 💕👍💯. When I came down from the top of the mountain, he was waiting for me at the exit of the trail ❤️🌷. #Inner Mongolia In-depth Tour #Alpine Lakes #Alpine Grasslands #Mainland China Attractions

Help, 🆘 I've been to Hulunbuir so many times This is the first time I've discovered this fairy-tale niche! I always visit Erguna But it's the first time I've been to the back hills of Erguna Who would understand!! It really feels super like Tuscany!! . Before coming here, my friend had recommended this secret place to me After showing the photos to the chartered car leader, he quickly identified the destination Driving into the grasslands and back hills It soon became a completely different world From the top of the mountain, you can overlook the entire Erguna wetland Herds of cattle and sheep graze leisurely on the slopes, against the sky and beneath the white clouds It's dreamy and romantic, almost unreal! I was only planning to stay here for an hour or two But I actually stayed here for the entire afternoon Until I watched the sunset and left reluctantly . On the hillside, swinging in the breeze, swinging on a swing Looking at the blue sky, white clouds, wetlands, forests, cattle, and sheep I spent the afternoon daydreaming here My life should be wasted in such a place 😭

Different from the bustle of Changbai Mountain and the hustle and bustle of Harbin, the beauty of Hulunbuir in winter is quiet, dynamic, cold and hot. 📸Special attractions 🦌Aoluguya Reindeer Park China's last hunting tribe lives with the forest elves 🧝‍♂️ reindeer deep in the dense forests of Greater Khingan Range. ❄️Lengji Village The village closest to the coldest point. The lowest temperature in winter in history has reached minus 58 degrees Celsius, and water can be poured into ice 🧊 🪆Linjiangtun A very beautiful little village with beautiful scenery on the China-Russia border. 🪆Shuiwei One of the few Russian 🇷🇺 ethnic groups in China! 🌊Erguna Wetland China's best-preserved and largest wetland is also known as "Asia's No. 1 Wetland"! ✨Tips 1️⃣ Put a heat pack in a warm room before going out. 2️⃣Try not to wear white, the snowfield is almost all white, and it’s easy to be swallowed up when taking photos! 3️⃣Try not to drive yourself🚗, there is no signal in some areas, it is all white, it is very dangerous to drive yourself❗ 4️⃣ Be careful not to slip when taking photos📸. It is best to wear waterproof shoes, clothes and pants that can be used to rush into the snow to take photos! 🍜Eat Grilled lamb chops, sweet and sour pork, Northeastern stew, roasted whole lamb, milk tea, hand-pulled meat... 🚗Transportation It is recommended to choose a small group or charter a car, led by an experienced driver, to take a beautiful, niche and private route and check in for different beautiful views!

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.

Shiwei, a small border town in Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, is located on the northern foot of the Greater Khingan Range and the banks of the Ergun River, just across the river from the village of the Orochi people, a minority ethnic group in Russia's Trans-Baikal Krai. The Eros National Township was established in April 2001, and people of Chinese-Russian descent account for 63% of the town's population of about 1,800. The name of the Mongolian nation originated from the Shiwei tribe - Mengwu Shiwei. It may be that the mutual trust between China and Russia has reached a new level. Here, including the Russian border outposts along the hundreds of kilometers, I did not see a single Russian soldier. Unfortunately, drones cannot be used due to the border, but you can imagine that the scenery from the aerial view is much more beautiful than that from the ground. The speedboat in Figure 5 is a Chinese patrol boat performing official duties on the boundary river. #ChinaTravel#Inner Mongolia#Hulunbuir#Border#Sino-Russian Border#Ergun River#River#Town

We returned to Erguna from Shi Wei village via a different route. This time, we followed the road alongside the Erguna river, constantly looking out onto Russian plains. The scenery is glorious here and the weather was perfect to be able to see as far as the hills allows it. Stopping in Qika for lunch at a traditional ethnic Russian home where we picked our own vegetables for the table, we savored the traditional and simple architecture of the buildings. The food was delicious and the tea inviting, the conversation unparalleled. The grasslands are a place for complete zen. Even the cows, in their summer pastures, were relaxed with visitors approaching. #naturalwonders #shiwei #erguna #hulunbuir #grasslands #travel #summer

Shi Wei village has been voted one of the top ten villages in China and you can see why. 😍 Shi Wei lies next to the Erguna river which separates China and Russia. It is quaint and charming and the locals are extremely hospitable. During the day you can walk through the village or rent a bike to move around faster. There is a small port at the end of the board walk where you can get a boat to go up and down the river. 🚢 You can also visit the raspberry and blueberry farm and check out the reindeers there. 🫐 Visit in the evening to find the village hopping with bbqs and tours it’s taking in the sights. #shiwei #china #russia #grasslands #localtravel #summervacation #naturalwonders

The grasslands between Hailar and Erguna and beautiful and as far as the eye can see. 🚗 135kms Arriving in Erguna you find many stores selling Russian products and Russian, Chinese and Mongolian writing on store fronts.🪆🇨🇳🇲🇳 Russian architecture is clearly the order of the day in Erguna. We went to see the Erguna Wetlands, the largest wetlands in Asia, which was a nice walk. There is a boardwalk you can use to check out different parts of the Wetlands and you can also pay for a speedy golf buggy to take you to the top. 🎟 3 rmb 🎟🚗 15 rmb ⏱ 1.5 hours is plenty of time to visit. #erguna #wetlands #summervacation #innermongolia #grasslands #wetlands #travel

While visiting Inner Mongolia, you have the chance to experience China’s biggest wetland area in Erguna. It is also, like pretty much everything else in China, the first known wetland in Asia. This area is a National Park and has great infrastructure all the way around. At the entry and exit point, you will find yourself surrounded by little gift and snack shops, but they are a bit more pricey since it’s a tourist area. With a large and well built boardwalk, you can go from one side to the other, and also go down the hill a bit into the wetlands. However, you cannot actually reach any parts of the river. From the top, the contrasting view between the city and vast green landscape makes for great pictures, and complement the scenery in a beautiful way. At the end of the boardwalk, you will find a small museum which displays the multiple flora and fauna found in the wetlands. Some parts are interactive, so it’ll be a great break for the kids! There is also an exclusive gift shop inside with plush animals and other unique items from Inner Mongolia. 📍Erguna City 🎟 ¥65 🚌 ¥15 (but everywhere is completely walkable) #thisischina #wetlands #innermongolia

[Characteristic Accommodation] What kind of experience is living in the yurt summer rain, the grass sprouts, the earth is green, and the white mushroom-like yurt is dotted on the grassland of the green carpet, which is particularly eye-catching. The climate of the plateau is unpredictable. Suddenly hi, suddenly and angry; suddenly the wind is full of sky, suddenly calm and still do not move, in short, the weather of these two days has always been some uncertain. The traditional yurt consists mainly of four colors: white, blue, yellow and red. White represents milk, blue represents the sky, yellow represents the earth, and red represents the sun. The herdsmen whip their whip and sway, and they are full of shy, pure smiles on the camera.

What kind of experience is it in the yurt weekend? Unlock the summer new experience on the second night of the Hulun Buir grassland, my mother and I live in the yurt. This is probably the easiest house to build in the world: in the old days, it consisted of skylights, wood poles and walls, in a three-stage structure. High and small size, freely retractable, no burden to relocate. Now, a few hundred years have passed, "When you are a room, the felt is a wall, and the meat is used as a pulp for the meat." Inner Mongolia has rarely seen the original residence. More, it is a "imitation" made of brick and tile cement. Fortunately, where we live, there are still traces of authentic life. For example, open the skylight to see the stars, ride the gallops on the prairie, and around the campfire, come to a local dance party. Tips: By the end of July to the beginning of September, the accommodation experience of the yurt is in short supply. If you are interested in living here, be sure to book in advance, per capita 200 ~ 350 yuan / night. After dinner, you can take part in some local experiences, such as wrestling contests, milking, night star watching, and more.

Inner Mongolia Moerdaoyu National Forest Park is located in Hulunbeier City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, covering an area of 148,324 hectares. It is adjacent to the Hulunbuir Prairie in the south and the Ergunajiehe River in the north. Mordao Fuyuan Ecological Forest Tourist Area is China's last cold temperate bright coniferous virgin forest. It is the northernmost place in China, the longest sightseeing route, the most complete forest ecological diversity, and the most abundant species. The National Forest Park is an emerald set in the top of the cockscomb of the motherland.

The vastness of Hulunbuir reaches its peak at Heishantou, and the most stunning highlight of this journey is undoubtedly the Wild Horse Untethered Homestay! Heaven is just outside your window. Waking up to the soft glow of the prairie at dawn, you’ll push open the window to endless greenery and rolling hills, as if you’ve claimed all of Hulunbuir for yourself. At night, the starry sky, free from light pollution, feels close enough to touch, with the Milky Way hanging low. Falling asleep to the scent of fresh grass—this is what the prairie should truly be like. The soul of a wild horse lives up to the homestay’s name, with an untamed, free-spirited vibe everywhere. The thoughtfully designed rooms (especially those with viewing terraces!) beautifully blend modern comfort with Mongolian charm. The warmth of natural wood and exquisite details make weary travelers feel at home instantly. Ample hot water and cozy bedding gently melt away the fatigue of the journey. More than just a stay, it’s a deep immersion: - **Chasing the Sunset on Horseback**: The homestay is next to a high-quality horse ranch, where professional guides will lead you galloping to the Heishantou sunset viewpoint. When golden-red light spills over the winding Erguna River, the grandeur of the moment will stay with you forever. (Safe and beginner-friendly!) - **Bonfire Under the Stars**: As night falls, the hospitable owner lights a bonfire, the melancholic strains of the horsehead fiddle fill the air, and travelers from all corners gather to dance and share stories around the fire, instantly connecting with the local culture. - **Prairie Life at Your Fingertips**: Watch herders drive sheep past your door in the morning, or enjoy a quiet drink on the terrace at dusk, gazing at the drifting clouds. The hosts are warm and welcoming, sharing their secret viewpoints and authentic local tips, making your trip effortless and genuine. Thoughtful and carefree: The owner and staff are kind and enthusiastic, helping you plan your itinerary, arrange private transport, and handle any small requests like old friends. Their sincerity makes a foreign land feel like home. The location is perfect, with easy access to wetlands, nomadic families, and the border highway. Wild Horse Untethered is far more than just a name. It’s a cozy basecamp in the heart of Hulunbuir, a gateway to pure prairie life, and a taste of boundless freedom. If you’re looking for a unique yet comfortable "home" in Heishantou—where you can deeply experience the prairie while resting in peace—this is the ultimate choice! Highly recommended for anyone yearning for a true grassland adventure. Wild Horse Untethered Homestay (Heishantou Branch)—let the wildness and tenderness of Hulunbuir settle in your heart.

This is how travel guides should be—comprehensive and detailed, giving readers a clear picture of what Hulunbuir tourism is all about! 🚗 Itinerary 🚗 🤞①: Hailar Airport/Train Station🌟—Free time🔥 🤞②: Hailar→Morigele River🌈→Deep into the grasslands→Wetlands→Visit a Russian family→Ergun🔥 🤞③: Ergun→Birch Forest Scenic Area→Oroqen Manor→Linjiang/Shiwei🔥 🤞④: Linjiang/Shiwei→Jiuka→Qika→Ulan Mountain Taiji Diagram→Horseback riding→Heishantou🔥 🤞⑤: Heishantou→Border Highway→186 Colorful Ribbon River→Visit a herder’s family→Manzhouli night view🔥 🤞⑥: Manzhouli→National Gate/Matryoshka Square→Hulun Lake→Zhalainuoer Museum→Hailar 🎉 Activities: 🌟 Grassland Adventure: Traverse the vast grasslands, marvel at nature’s grandeur, and experience the life of nomadic herders. 🌟 Horseback Riding: Enjoy the thrill of riding at Heishantou Horse Ranch, bonding with horses for a unique experience. 🌟 Grass Sliding: Experience the excitement of a 1,000-meter grass slide at 186 Colorful Ribbon River, embracing speed and passion. 🌟 Oroqen Manor: Admire the giant Taiji diagram and soak in the tranquility and beauty of nature. 🌟 Museum Visit: Explore Zhalainuoer Museum to learn about Hulunbuir’s history and culture, enriching your journey. Travel Tips: 🔅 Sun Protection: The grassland has strong UV rays—don’t forget sunscreen! 🌡 Temperature Swings: Large day-night temperature differences—pack long sleeves and pants. 🦟 Mosquito Repellent: Summer brings many insects—bring bug spray. 👗 Clothing: Opt for light-colored outfits or dresses for great photos! Planning a summer trip to Hulunbuir? The guide is ready—feel free to follow it, friends! 👭 For travel inquiries, click below ↓↓↓ 【Hulunbuir Customized Private Car】

Hulunbuir‖Come for a trip, travel guide ready!🆗 I thought Hulunbuir was just vast grasslands, but it also has wetlands, cliffs, castles🏰, border towns, and even a chance to see the sea at the edge of the prairie! Roaming through what feels like a real-life computer desktop wallpaper—who can understand this magical experience?🍃 If you're tired of staring at your work computer screen,🖥 come to Hulunbuir to change your wallpaper! 👉️4-Day Itinerary👉️ 🔥Day 1: Gather in Hailar, the "Pearl of the Grasslands," for free exploration—grassland hotpot—Hulunbuir City Museum—ancient town🌈 🔥Day 2: Cross the heart of the grasslands—picnic by the Morigele River—Ergun Wetland—make Russian bread—horseback riding—stay in a Mongolian yurt camp—bonfire party🌈 🔥Day 3: Visit a herder's home—Mongolian tea snacks—milk a cow—feed lambs—archery—borderline—view the national gate from afar—vibrant nightlife in Manzhouli🌈 🔥Day 4: Matryoshka Doll Theme Park—Mongolian equestrian show—Barhu Grasslands—return to Hailar—departure🌈 🏠Accommodation Guide: 🔸Upon arrival, stay near Caoshi Road in Hailar District for convenient dining and transportation. 🔸Hulunbuir Grasslands: Experience local herder life by staying in their tents. 🔸Ergun: Stay near Jinque Street or Aimin Street. 🔸Manzhouli: Stay near Huabu Street/Wanda Plaza. Travel Tips: 1) The grasslands have significant day-night temperature differences and strong UV rays. Mosquitoes may be present in yurts at night, so pack a jacket, sunscreen, sunglasses, and insect repellent. 2) Northern cuisine is diverse, especially lamb and dairy products. 3) With so many stunning sights and activities, your phone battery will drain quickly—bring two power banks. A trip to Hulunbuir fulfills all fantasies of nature: mysterious and serene reindeer herds, a border town divided by a river, the hunting life of the Ewenki tribe, galloping on horseback across the grasslands—every scene is breathtaking and unforgettable. Click below👇 for customized tours: [Hulunbuir Private Car Charter]

Lush green forests and grasslands + wildflowers everywhere + the most breathtaking sunsets 🌳 Sisters planning to visit, just prepare your itinerary and go for it with confidence! Here’s the latest travel guide—bookmark it if you’re planning a trip between June and August! 🪁 **Recommended Attractions (June-August)** **Ergun Wetland** Watch herds of cattle, sheep, and horses crossing the river at sunset. Try the Ergun River kayaking experience—it’s like "floating through a painting." Don’t miss the sheep swing on the hillside! **Hulun Lake** Where the grasslands meet the "sea." Look up to see cartoon-like clouds and matcha-green meadows. After sunset, the sky turns pink—pure romance! **Morigele River** Catch a sunset over the grasslands, with twilight flowing in the streams. Roll down the car windows for an African savanna vibe—perfect for that once-in-a-lifetime photo. **Moerdaoga** Hop on the forest train—windows frame endless green, like gliding through an oil painting. 🧳 **Packing Tips** 👔 **Clothing:** Windbreaker or thick jacket (big temperature swings), hoodies, pants, skirts, sneakers. 🎩 **Accessories:** Sun hat, color-coordinated jewelry. 🕶 **Essentials:** Sunglasses, motion sickness pills, stomach meds, power bank, charger, ID. ⚠️ **Travel Advice** ① Avoid buying expensive local products or jewelry from roadside stalls or near attractions—either fake or overpriced. ② Checking weather too early is pointless; forecasts stabilize about a week ahead. ③ Bring a camera if possible—Hulunbuir’s landscapes are epic, and phones can’t do them justice. ④ Pack a comfy U-shaped pillow—long drives mean sore necks. ⑤ Always agree on horseback riding prices *before* mounting—some hike fees after the ride. 🚗 **Recommended Itinerary** **D1:** Hailar → Morigele River → Ergun Wetland → Ergun **D2:** Ergun → Birch Forest → Deerbu’er → Moerdaoga **D3:** Moerdaoga → Shiwei Russian Town → Enhe Russian Ethnic Village **D4:** Enhe → Smile River → Valley of the Wind → Qika → Wulan Mountain → "Grassland Here" → Heishantou **D5:** Heishantou → Border Highway → Barga Mongolian Tribe → Zhalainuoer Museum → Mammoth Park → Manzhouli **D6:** Manzhouli → Matryoshka Scenic Area → National Gate → Most Beautiful Border Highway → Hulun Lake → Hailar

I visited the Hulunbuir grasslands in early June, just before the peak summer vacation season. As a photographer, I'm only satisfied when I capture breathtaking landscapes during my travels. But unexpectedly... activities I initially thought would be boring - holding lambs, riding horses, feeding reindeer - turned out to be incredibly healing!!! Perhaps Hulunbuir itself is a massive energy field. When you immerse yourself here and remain open to all possibilities, everything seems to come alive with spirit. Photos 1-5: Liuka Baliangzao Private Ranch Right at the entrance are incredibly photogenic wooden cabins and haystacks. I got to hold adorable little 🐑 lambs and ride horses across the grasslands. Skilled riders can even gallop freely. Photos 6-10: Birch Forest Scenic Area Birch trees symbolize purity and resilience in northern cultures. The well-developed area includes a children's playground, free swings, and a reindeer park where you can feed the deer up close with a basket of moss for just 15 yuan. Photos 11-13: Morigele River Grassland Scenic Area Take a European-style mini train to enjoy grassland views, then head straight for the 1300-meter-long grass slide. Photos 14-16: North Bank of Morigele River Grassland The entire route offers stunning grassland views. In June, yellow globeflowers bloom, creating scenes reminiscent of the classic Windows "Bliss" wallpaper on sunny days. Photos 17-20: Genghis Khan's Horse-Tethering Post This undeveloped site features Hulun Lake on one side and cliffs on the other, resembling England's White Cliffs. Perfect for quietly watching the sunset from the grassy slopes. Hulunbuir's vast territory has many rough roads with no signal. For hassle-free travel, I recommend hiring a guide. I traveled with the Baliangzao team, whose itinerary covered all these spots. Bonus: the accommodations were surprisingly great - quality sleep is so important when traveling.

Hulunbuir Photography Guide: Unlock Your Grassland Postcard Moments! Core Route: Hailar → Erguna → Shiwei → Heishantou → Manzhouli (5-Day Highlights) 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots 1. Morigele River (Erguna) - Shooting Points: Cliff Overlook / Slopes near Jinzhanghan - Pro Tips: Use a telephoto lens to compress perspective and capture the river’s S-curve winding through the grassland, dotted with cattle like pearls! Misty mornings add a dreamy touch. - Outfit: White dress + straw hat for pure vibes! 2. Heishantou Sunset Hill (Classic Spot) - Shooting Point: Hilltop Viewing Platform - Golden Hour: Arrive 1 hour before sunset—wetlands glow red, and horseback silhouettes scream cinematic! - Prop Hack: Rent a Mongolian robe (≈¥50/hour) for horseback shots that’ll dominate your feed. 3. Manzhouli Matryoshka Square (Fairytale Vibes) - Shooting Points: Giant Matryoshka Buildings / Rainbow Stairs - Styling: Wear high-saturation dresses (red/yellow/blue) and pose with pastel castles for a Russian fairytale look! - Night Tip: Lights make it magical—bring a fill light for portraits. 4. Secret Birch Forest (Erguna to Shiwei) - Shooting Points: Free wild birch forests > paid scenic areas - Composition: Low-angle shots emphasize towering trunks; sunlight through leaves creates fairy-tale bokeh—channel your inner forest nymph! - Seasonal Gem: Late September turns the forest gold—breathtaking. 5. Border Highway X904 (China-Russia Frontier Road) - Shooting Points: Qika to Jiuka section - Formula: Center-frame road shots (safety first!) + grassland/border river backdrop. Cowboy boots + sunglasses = instant road-trip glam. 🛣️ Route & Transport Tips - Transport: ✔️ Self-drive/private car (SUV ideal for rough terrain). ✔️ Local drivers (≈¥500-800/day) know hidden gems! ✖️ Avoid buses/tours—limited photo time. - Smart Stays: Heishantou yurts (stargazing at dawn) / Manzhouli’s Matryoshka Hotel (fairytale-ready). 👗 Outfit Guide: Grassland Chic Scene | Recommended | Avoid Grassland/Wetland | White/red dress + fringe boots | Dark colors Forest | Linen robe + antler hairpin | Neon Manzhouli Exotic | Boho top + wide-leg pants | Sportswear Horseback/Wild | Leather vest + cowboy hat + boots | Long skirts (clumsy) 📱 Gear Tips - Phones: Portrait mode for bokeh, wide-angle for landscapes, HDR for sunsets. - Cameras: 70-200mm telephoto essential! Tripod for Milky Way shots. - Accessories: Reflector (cloudy-day savior), phone wide-angle lens. ⚠️ Pitfalls 1. Navigation: Poor signal—download offline maps! 2. Private Grassland: Don’t drive off-road—fines up to ¥1,000! Follow tire tracks. 3. Animal Photos: Ask herders before approaching livestock (safety first!). Best Seasons: 🌿 June (wildflowers) | 🍂 September (golden) | ☃️ December (snow wonderland) Budget: Private car + lodging + meals ≈ ¥4,000-6,000/person (7-day comfort) Bookmark this guide—your Hulunbuir visual feast awaits! Every shot is wallpaper-worthy! ✨ Where galloping horses meet endless freedom 🌿 Let your camera tell the story No filter needed—every frame is pure poetry Hulunbuir’s vistas Are nature’s most epic love letter to the sky

A Gentle Dream by the Erguna River – My Stay at Guna International Hotel 1. First Impressions: A Serene Haven on the Grassland Arriving in the evening, the sunset cast golden hues over the vast grassland, and the water shimmered with a golden glow. The hotel’s architecture, understated yet elegant, blends modern design with subtle Russian influences. The warm smiles at the front desk instantly eased the fatigue of the long journey. 2. The Room: Warmth in the Details I stayed in a deluxe king room, and the moment I opened the door, I was greeted by a minimalist yet cozy decor. The bedding was so soft I wanted to sink right in. The underfloor heating in the bathroom was a highlight—warm but not scalding underfoot, and the shower pressure was just perfect. The toiletries, made from natural herbal ingredients, complemented the serene atmosphere. 3. Service: Thoughtful and Attentive The hotel’s service made me feel genuinely cared for— 4. Dining Experience: 4.5/5 The breakfast spread was impressive, featuring freshly brewed Mongolian milk tea, dairy products, and Russian-style bread. For afternoon tea, I sampled an array of pastries and coffee, all with a delightful Mongolian twist! The only minor drawback was the limited options for traditional Mongolian cuisine, but the Western-style pastries were already a delightful surprise. 💡 Tips: ▪ If driving, contact the hotel in advance to reserve a parking spot (spaces are tight during peak season). ▪ For a quieter stay, opt for a higher floor—better views too! 🌟 Verdict: Guna International Hotel isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to experiencing grassland culture deeply. From the thoughtful details to the impeccable service, the hotel’s dedication shines through. If I return to Hulunbuir, I’ll definitely choose this hotel again! 📌 Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (5/5)

| 5-7 Day In-Depth Itinerary. 🌿 Hulunbuir Travel Guide | 5-7 Day In-Depth Itinerary Best Season: June-September (emerald grasslands) / Mid-late September (stunning autumn scenery) Transport Tips: ✅ Fly directly to Hailar (Hulunbuir's capital) or take a train via Harbin ✅ Local car rental/self-driving (SUV recommended due to rugged grassland terrain) 🗺️ Classic Itinerary Day 1: Hailar Assembly - Highlights: Genghis Khan Square, Hulunbuir Museum (free, showcases Mongol-Yuan culture) - Overnight in Hailar, try authentic Mongolian cuisine: hand-grabbed mutton, pot-brewed milk tea Day 2: Hailar → Erguna (150km, 2h) - Morigele River: Serpentine grassland vistas (observation deck/cliff viewpoints) - Golden Horde Tribe: Experience Mongolian welcome rituals, archery & horseback riding - Erguna Wetland: Asia's largest wetland, breathtaking at sunset Day 3: Erguna → Enhe → Shiwei (200km, 3h) - Birch Forest Scenic Area: Fairytale woods with reindeer feeding (¥65 entry) - Enhe Russian Ethnic Village: Log cabins, bread-making workshops - Shiwei Border Town: View Russian villages across the river Day 4: Shiwei → Heishantou (Border Patrol Route) - Drive along China-Russia boundary river "Argun River" (scenery en route!) - Heishantou Riding Club: Gallop through wetland grasslands (~¥200/hour) - Visit herders: Milk cows, feed lambs, wear Mongolian robes - Overnight in yurt, join bonfire party Day 5: Heishantou → Manzhouli (250km, 3.5h) - 186 Ribbon River Grass Sliding: 1km thrilling slide (¥100/ride) - Matryoshka Square: Surreal Russian-style theme park (¥148 entry) - National Gate Scenic Area: China-Russia-Mongolia tri-border landmark - Night tour of Manzhouli's golden-lit cityscape (Optional 6-7 Day Extensions) - Arxan National Forest Park: Volcanic landscapes + alpine lakes (requires 2 days) - Genhe Aoluguya: Visit the last reindeer-herding tribe 🍖 Must-Try Grassland Cuisine - Mongolian Trinity: Hand-grabbed mutton, grilled lamb chops, beef hotpot - Russian Flavors: Kransky sausage, solyanka soup, Olivier salad - Snack Specials: Milk-can beef, Buryat steamed buns, blueberry jam with bread 📌 Recommended Restaurants: ▪ Hailar Nuomintala Milk Tea House (milk tea + hand-grabbed mutton) ▪ Manzhouli Luburi Western Restaurant (top-tier Russian cuisine) 🏠 Accommodation Picks - Yurt Experience: Heishantou grassland yurts (choose AC/private bathroom options) - Unique Log Houses: Enhe/Shiwei Russian-style cabins - Quality Hotels: Hailar Desheng, Manzhouli Matryoshka Hotel ⚠️ Practical Tips 1. Bug & Sun Protection: Strong UV + mosquitoes – bring repellent & high-SPF sunscreen 2. Temperature Swings: 10℃ daily fluctuations – pack windbreakers/light down jackets 3. Eco Reminders: Don't drive on grasslands or litter 4. Cultural Etiquette: Don't step on yurt thresholds, offer/receive drinks with right hand 5. Border Rules: No drones, avoid river boundary photography 📸 Photo Hotspots ✨ Morigele River high point for S-curve shots ✨ Heishantou Sunset Hill for grassland dusk ✨ Manzhouli Matryoshka Square nightscapes ✨ Wild wheat & rapeseed fields along border roads (July) Pack your bags! In Hulunbuir's vastness, embrace galloping freedom and collect starlit grassland memories~ 🌟🐎 (*Itinerary adjustable. For self-driving, download offline maps – some areas have weak signal)

Life advice: If you have free time from June to August, you must visit Inner Mongolia‼️||The most beautiful season in Hulunbuir is just around the corner Grasslands, blue sky, white clouds, cattle and sheep… Just like a beautiful summer anime painting 🌿Top Attractions 1️⃣ Erguna Wetland Asia's largest wetland, a 4A-level scenic spot, with poetic and picturesque wetland scenery. Stroll through it and feel the heartbeat of nature🌱 2️⃣ Morigele River The "world's first winding river" described by Lao She, the river winds like a jade belt, reflecting the blue sky and grasslands, breathtakingly beautiful💙 3️⃣ Hulun Lake The "Pearl of the Grassland" Hulun Lake, where lake light and mountain scenery complement each other, like a natural oil painting🖼️ 4️⃣ 186 Ribbon River 🌅 A stunning sunset spot, the Erguna River section offers endless beautiful scenery, every shot looks like a masterpiece📸 5️⃣ Manzhouli Matryoshka Doll Square A 5A-level scenic spot, a Russian-themed amusement park, with giant Matryoshka doll buildings that are super eye-catching, perfect for photos🎪 6️⃣ Heishantou A paradise for grassland activities! Horse riding, archery, milking sheep, watching the sunset… experience the life of herders🐎 7️⃣ Birch Forest A 4A-level primeval forest, closest to the city, with super healing reindeer interactions, like stepping into a fairy tale world🦌 8️⃣ China-Russia Border Step into two countries at once, experience the fusion of Chinese and Russian cultures, check in at the border gate + enjoy the frontier scenery, both shocking and sacred🛂 9️⃣ Hulunbuir Grassland Watch Mongolian horse performances, admire the boundless grassland, and in April-May, you can also encounter seas of rhododendrons🌺 🚗 Transportation Guide ✈️ Airplane: Hailar/Manzhouli Airport 🚄 Train: Hailar Station 🚕 Taxi: Starting fare 6 RMB 🚗 Car rental/Carpool: Cost-effective, suitable for independent travel 🚗 Self-driving: Check your vehicle in advance, take photos for rental proof ⛅️ Weather: Temperatures range from 10℃ to 25℃, comfortable during the day but with temperature differences in the morning and evening, and the weather is changeable. It is recommended to check the weather forecast before traveling.​ ⚠️【Some Tips】 ▪️Big temperature difference between morning and evening, remember to bring a jacket ▪️Do sun protection and moisturizing, bring lip balm!! ▪️July and August are peak seasons in Inner Mongolia, prepare in advance 🍖 Food Highlights and Warnings Must-try Mongolian dishes: Hand-pulled meat (dipped in chive flower sauce), Buryat buns, Mongolian hot pot tea. Recommended Russian dishes: Manzhouli "Lubri" cheese buns + borscht, Hailar "Old Three Bones Restaurant" braised big bones. Avoid: Overpriced whole roasted lamb in scenic spots, for 2-4 people it is recommended to order lamb chops or half a lamb. Transportation: Car rental 400-600 RMB/day (driver also acts as guide), self-driving choose SUV (bumpy grassland dirt roads). Environment: No trash bins on the grassland, carry your trash with you. Accommodation: Matryoshka Doll Hotel (best for families) or Russian-style homestays. June in Hulunbuir is a pristine paradise not yet "invaded" by tourists. Chase cattle and sheep during the day, sleep under the starry sky at night, even the wind carries the scent of wildflowers. Quickly save this guide and go shoot a set of grassland photos that will blow up your social media!

🌿 This summer, escape the city with your kids and head to Hulunbuir’s Windows desktop wallpaper-level grasslands❣️ A 5-day, 4-night deeply customized tour—no pitfalls, no hassle for moms, just the highlights and a full-score experience💯 📍Core Advantage: Customized Tour > Independent Travel! 🚙 Comfortable Travel: Exclusive SUV/business car throughout, one car one guide, flexible and free! 😴 Lazy Holiday: Say goodbye to rushing! Sleep in naturally and control your own itinerary pace! 👧🏻 Kid-Friendly: Thoughtful drivers help take care of the kids, freeing moms’ hands with ease! 🌱 Deep Experience: Led by locals, unlock niche activities, truly immerse in grassland life! 📶 Worry-Free Travel: Weak signals deep in the grasslands? Complex routes? Professional guides handle it all! 🚫 Independent Travel Warning: ★ Signal in the deep grasslands is intermittent, unfamiliar routes can be troublesome ★ Muddy areas on the grasslands, self-driving requires a 4WD vehicle🛞 ★ Planning trips with kids, finding routes, driving... can easily exhaust mothers! 🌈 Hulunbuir 5-day, 4-night big loop (no backtracking) Hailar → Erguna → Enhe → Shiwei → Heishantou → Manzhouli → Hailar 📅 Daily Deep Experience: 💚Day 1: First Impressions of the Grassland & Wetland Secrets ✔️ Cross the "North Bank of Moergerle River" ✔️ Check in at the stunning "Cliff" ✔️ Overlook the "World’s Number One Meandering River" ✔️ Feel the grassland atmosphere at Tuga Camp ✔️ Visit Asia’s largest wetland → Erguna Wetland 🏠 Overnight in Erguna 💚Day 2: Russian Style & Forest Fairy Tale 🔸 Experience DIY rye bread and hand-painted Russian Easter eggs at Liliya Rye Culture Museum🥚 🔸 Stroll through the romantic "Birch Forest Scenic Area" 🔸 Arrive at "Enhe Russian Ethnic Village" to feel exotic charm 🔸 Shiwei "Orochi Manor" + check out the unique popular coffee shop 🏠 Overnight in the border town Shiwei 💚Day 3: Border Scenery & Mongolian Festivities 🔹 View the "Erguna Border River" 🔹 Ride along the most beautiful "Border Checkpoint Line" 🔹 Exclusive visit to "Liuka 80 Private Ranch" to feed lambs, cuddle cute pets, and look for marmots 🔹 Horseback ride across the vast grassland, feel the freedom of galloping 🔹 Dinner at Heishantou with an authentic [Whole Roasted Lamb Feast] 🏠 Stay in a distinctive Heishantou Mongolian yurt, join the bonfire party, and gaze at the dazzling grassland stars 💚Day 4: Joyful Grassland & Border Charm 🔅 Ride the fun "Grassland Mini Train" and experience a 1300-meter super-long grass slide 🔅 Watch the breathtaking "Barhu Mongolian Tribe · Horse Dance" performance 🔅 Arrive at the Sino-Russian-Mongolian border city [Manzhouli] 🏠 Overnight in Manzhouli 💚Day 5: Majestic National Gate & Matryoshka Doll Adventure ▫️ Visit the solemn National Gate Scenic Area ▫️ Explore the dreamy "Matryoshka Doll Square" ▫️ Return to Hailar with full memories, ending the journey. 🔥 Must-Not-Miss Special Experiences: 🏇 Horseback riding across the grassland | Watch the stunning "Horse Dance" equestrian show 🎯 Wear Mongolian robes for photos | Archery experience | Stay in a Mongolian yurt 🐑 Milk cows | Feed lambs | Cuddle lambs | Grassland mini train | Search for marmots 🌲 Birch forest stroll | DIY rye bread | Hand-painted Russian Easter eggs | Visit Enhe Russian village 🎢 1300-meter super-long grass slide | Border checkpoint off-road adventure 📌 Summary: Summer in Hulunbuir is a natural classroom for kids, a joyful ranch for families, and a romantic paradise for couples! Choose a deeply customized tour to avoid the troubles of independent travel and save your time and energy for the most beautiful grassland scenery and the best experiences! . @Trip.com Travel Guide Editorial Department @Trip.com Community Creation Center @Community V Manager @Trip.com Travel Club

Finally compiled this guide to the hidden gems of the grassland! Spend 5 days immersed in the healing scenery of "wind-blown grass revealing cattle and sheep" A completely hassle-free itinerary, personally tested and perfect for your first grassland adventure👇 🗓️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟏: Gateway to the Grassland·First Glimpse of Magic ✈️ Arrive in "Hailar" to begin your journey ▫️ Head straight to [Genghis Khan Square] to experience Mongolian-Yuan culture ▫️ Evening stroll through [Hulunbuir Ancient City] as lanterns light up 🍴 Must-try: Junxiangyuan Hotpot (so fresh it'll make your eyebrows dance!), Nuomintala Milk Tea House (savory milk tea + hand-grabbed meat = perfect match) 🗓️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟐: Galloping Across the Grassland·Boundless Horizons 🚗 Cross through [Morigele River Grassland] ▫️ Stand at the vantage point overlooking the meandering "First Bend Under Heaven" ▫️ Visit [Herder's Summer Camp] for super-healing lamb cuddles and photos 🌄 Overnight in Erguna, recommended stay in rustic Russian-style wooden cabins 🗓️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟑: Forest Wonderland·Deep Breaths in the Wetlands 🌳 Step into the natural oxygen bar of [Erguna Wetland] ▫️ Hike along birch forest boardwalks, chance encounters with reindeer herds ▫️ Make your own Russian-style bread (lieba) in [D'erbul] 🌌 Stay in Enhe Russian Ethnic Village, watch the Milky Way cascade onto rooftops 🗓️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟒: Horseback Riding on the Frontier·Exotic Charm 🐎 Ride horses through the heart of the grassland at [Heishantou] ▫️ Herder family visit: milk cows/wear Mongolian robes/grassland mini-train 🛣️ Drive south along the "Most Beautiful Border Highway" ▫️ Experience grass sliding at [186 Colorful Ribbon River] (flying through a painting!) 🌇 Arrive in Manzhouli, where dazzling nightscapes resemble golden palaces 🗓️ 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝟓: Fairytale Finale·Bittersweet Goodbyes 🪆 Fill 128GB of memory card at [Matryoshka Doll Square] ▫️ Shop for unique souvenirs at Sino-Russian duty-free stores 🚪 Visit [National Gate Scenic Area] for solemn grandeur before departure ✈️ Return home with sun-kissed cheeks and hearts full of grassland memories 📌 𝐓𝐢𝐩𝐬: ☁️ Weather: Large temperature swings in summer, pack light jackets + sun protection 🚙 Transport: Scattered attractions make private cars/small tours ideal (local drivers know hidden photo spots) 📸 Best photo ops: 4-7pm light is dreamy, with sheep herds/windmills/yurts as backdrops 🌿 Eco-friendly: Don't drive on grasslands! Take all trash with you~ "The grassland is flowing poetry And we are all its rhyming verses" This summer, chase the green wind🍃 #HealingLandscapes #HiddenGems #TravelOOTD

📸 **100 Ways to Experience the Grassland** 🐎 Ride a horse chasing the sunset, stretching your shadow like a long kite 🌌 Lie under the night sky and watch the Milky Way rise over the Erguna River 🌸 Wait for June when peonies bloom into a pink sea 🍵 Sip warm milk skin tea while listening to an elder's horsehead fiddle ✨ **Moments on the Grassland You Should Treasure** · Silhouettes of deer drinking in the morning mist · The comical scene of a sheepdog chasing a marmot · Blowing dandelion seeds toward distant oases 📣 Friendly Tips: ❶ Bring a jacket—the wind here steals your warmth ❷ Pack extra memory—every frame is Windows wallpaper material ❸ Prepare your heartbeat—you'll forget to breathe when eagles soar overhead

This summer🍃, let's experience the beauty of the vast grasslands together | Hulunbuir 🥰Who's still scratching their head over countless travel guides?! Hulunbuir's best season is coming soon, how to play? Dear friends, look here... The editor has compiled a super comprehensive 2025 Hulunbuir travel guide for you, save it and go for it🤩 · 🌿5-Day Itinerary: (No rush! Pure leisurely travel‼) Day ①: Hailar → Morigele River → Check in at Tieshan Cold Drinks → Asia's Top 1 Wetland → Stay: Ergun Day ②: Ergun → Birch Forest → Sino-Russian Border River Cruise → Stay: Shiwei Day ③: Shiwei → Tai Chi Diagram → Private Ranch → Karting Experience → Horseback Riding to Watch Sunset → Bonfire Party → Stay: Heishantou Day ④: Heishantou → 186 Ribbon River → Swan Lake → Horse Dance Show → Matryoshka Square → Stay: Manzhouli Day ⑤: Manzhouli → National Gate → Windmill Highway → Hulun Lake → Hoh Nuur Scenic Area → Airport Drop-off · 🐎「Things Worth Experiencing」 ✅Ride a horse in Heishantou ✅Experience a yurt stay ✅Go camping on the grassland, barbecue and watch the starry sky and Milky Way ✅Get up close with sika deer and reindeer at the Reindeer Base ✅Eat an authentic whole roasted lamb ✅Have an authentic Russian meal · There are also grassland delicacies to check out! 🥛Mongolian Milk Tea: Full of milky flavor, it's savory 🥩Hand-Shredded Meat: A traditional delicacy of nomadic people, authentic and original taste 🐑Lamb Offal Soup: A bowl full of lamb, absolutely no gamey smell 🍰Milk Skin Roll: This is so delicious, you won't get tired of eating two! 🍖Whole Roasted Lamb: A specialty of Inner Mongolia, how can you leave without trying it! · Pre-trip preparations: 1. Documents: ID card, student ID 2. Sun protection: Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, sun protection clothing☀ 3. Clothing: Windbreaker, long pants, brightly colored dresses, trench coat, hoodie👚 4. Toiletries: Skincare products, hydrating products, cosmetics, motion sickness pills💊, band-aids, cold medicine💊, mosquito repellent (many insects on the grassland)👝 5. Electronics: Data cable, power bank, earphones, drone, camera, memory card🔋 ·