Hulunbuir Grassland Travel Guide

4🈷️ Sisters going to Inner Mongolia, listen up! Here are some tips from my late-night summary. For friends planning to travel to Inner Mongolia with elderly and children👨‍👩‍👦‍👦, how's your Hulunbuir travel guide✏ coming along? I stayed up late to organize a Hulunbuir family travel guide🆗, based on my own experiences, hoping it can help those planning to visit Hulunbuir😊. 🚖 "My Offbeat Route" 🔆 Day 1: Hailar—Gather for free activities—Check out local cuisine 🔆 Day 2: Hailar—Lianghe Sacred Mountain Scenic Area—Cross the Morigele River—Erguna Wetland—Erguna 🔆 Day 3: Erguna—Check out the Birch Forest Scenic Area—Interact with reindeer—Shiwei Border River—Oroqen Manor—Shiwei Ethnic Township 🔆 Day 4: Shiwei—Border checkpoint—Horse riding at Heishantou to watch the sunset—Bonfire party—Heishantou 🔆 Day 5: Heishantou—Milk cows and feed lambs at a herder's home—Matryoshka Square—Manzhouli 🔆 Day 6: Manzhouli—Check out the Mammoth Museum—Hailar ⛅ Weather & Outfit Suggestions 🌤 August: 18-32°C 🌤 September: 13-26°C 🌤 Outfit suggestions: T-shirts, jackets, long skirts, sun protection clothing, jeans, sneakers (long socks recommended for the grassland) Packing List: 1⃣️ Clothes and shoes: 12 items in total 4 short sleeves, 1 shirt, 2 vests, 1 jacket, 3 casual pants, 1 long skirt, several sets of underwear, sneakers, slippers 2⃣️ Skincare and makeup: 12 items in total Facial cleanser, serum, face cream, sunscreen🧴, makeup remover oil, foundation, lipstick💄, blush, eyebrow pencil, eyeliner, eyeshadow 3⃣️ Toiletries: Body wash, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush🪥 4⃣️ Daily necessities: Sunglasses🕶️, sun umbrella🌂, tissues🧻, sanitary pads, wet wipes, foldable kettle, disposable toilet seat covers 5⃣️ Medicines: Cold medicine💊, motion sickness patches, band-aids, children's mosquito repellent wristbands, mosquito repellent patches, mosquito repellent spray, anti-itch cream (lotion) 6⃣️ Electronic products: Mobile phone📱, earphones🎧, power bank, data cable, camera📷, selfie stick🤳 For first-timers, making a travel guide can be troublesome, finding accommodation is even more painful, and driving is exhausting. So for this trip, you can hire a local guide to show you around! It really enhances the travel experience, and you don't have to worry about miscellaneous troubles, just enjoy the trip! 4🈷️ Sisters going to Inner Mongolia, listen up! Here are some tips from my late-night summary. For friends planning to travel to Inner Mongolia with elderly and children👨‍👩‍👦‍👦, how's your Hulunbuir travel guide✏ coming along? I stayed up late to organize a Hulunbuir family travel guide🆗, based on my own experiences, hoping it can help those planning to visit Hulunbuir😊. 🚖 "My Offbeat Route" 🔆 Day 1: Hailar—Gather for free activities—Check out local cuisine 🔆 Day 2: Hailar—Lianghe Sacred Mountain Scenic Area—Cross the Morigele River—Erguna Wetland—Erguna 🔆 Day 3: Erguna—Check out the Birch Forest Scenic Area—Interact with reindeer—Shiwei Border River—Oroqen Manor—Shiwei Ethnic Township 🔆 Day 4: Shiwei—Border checkpoint—Horse riding at Heishantou to watch the sunset—Bonfire party—Heishantou 🔆 Day 5: Heishantou—Milk cows and feed lambs at a herder's home—Matryoshka Square—Manzhouli 🔆 Day 6: Manzhouli—Check out the Mammoth Museum—Hailar ⛅ Weather & Outfit Suggestions 🌤 August: 18-32°C 🌤 September: 13-26°C 🌤 Outfit suggestions: T-shirts, jackets, long skirts, sun protection clothing, jeans, sneakers (long socks recommended for the grassland) Packing List: 1⃣️ Clothes and shoes: 12 items in total 4 short sleeves, 1 shirt, 2 vests, 1 jacket, 3 casual pants, 1 long skirt, several sets of underwear, sneakers, slippers 2⃣️ Skincare and makeup: 12 items in total Facial cleanser, serum, face cream, sunscreen🧴, makeup remover oil, foundation, lipstick💄, blush, eyebrow pencil, eyeliner, eyeshadow 3⃣️ Toiletries: Body wash, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush🪥 4⃣️ Daily necessities: Sunglasses🕶️, sun umbrella🌂, tissues🧻, sanitary pads, wet wipes, foldable kettle, disposable toilet seat covers 5⃣️ Medicines: Cold medicine💊, motion sickness patches, band-aids, children's mosquito repellent wristbands, mosquito repellent patches, mosquito repellent spray, anti-itch cream (lotion) 6⃣️ Electronic products: Mobile phone📱, earphones🎧, power bank, data cable, camera📷, selfie stick🤳 For first-timers, making a travel guide can be troublesome, finding accommodation is even more painful, and driving is exhausting. So for this trip, you can hire a local guide to show you around! It really enhances the travel experience, and you don't have to worry about miscellaneous troubles, just enjoy the trip!