Endless sky and boundless grasslands, where the wind blows and the grass bends to reveal cattle and sheep

🌿 Summer in Hulunbuir is a poem written by wind and freedom 🌿 Here, the sky is so blue it seems to drip with water, the clouds like cotton candy within reach. When the wind blows, green waves roll to the horizon, every frame like a scene from a Miyazaki anime come to life! 💚 Trip Highlights ✔️ Deep exploration of the grassland hinterland, avoiding crowded commercialized spots ✔️ Stay in a yurt for an authentic nomadic experience ✔️ Visit the filming location of "Mojin: The Lost Legend" and snap cinematic shots 🚗 5-Day Itinerary **Day 1:** 📍 Hailar - Morigele River (1.5h drive) Recommended visit: 3 hours. This winding river is a jewel of the grassland, stunning for drone shots! Head toward Muyun Mountain for fewer crowds and breathtaking views. **Day 2:** 📍 Erguna Wetland (Asia's largest wetland) Ticket: ¥65. Best visited in the morning for ideal light. In the afternoon, head to📍Birch Forest Scenic Area (ticket: ¥60). Wear a white dress for gorgeous photos! **Day 3:** 📍 Heishantou Horse Riding Recommended: Junchi Horse Ranch (¥200/hour with safety gear). Don’t miss📍Sunset Mountain in the evening—arrive an hour early to secure a spot. **Day 4:** 📍 186 Colorful Ribbon River Grass Sliding A thrilling 1km-long slide! In the afternoon, drive along the📍Border Highway—every shot looks like a Windows wallpaper. **Day 5:** 📍 Hulun Lake - Manzhouli China’s fourth-largest freshwater lake, where you can find pretty agate stones by the shore. At night, visit📍Matryoshka Doll Square for the dazzling lights. 🍖 Must-Try Food • **Nuomin Tara Milk Tea House (Hailar):** Freshly brewed milk tea with fried rice, a local breakfast favorite. • **Luburi Western Restaurant (Manzhouli):** Authentic Russian black bread and borscht. 🚗 Transportation Tips: • Rent a private car (around ¥800/day)—many off-the-beaten-path spots aren’t suitable for self-driving. • July-August is peak season; book cars and accommodations 1 month in advance. ⚠️ Practical Tips: 1. Large temperature swings—pack a light down jacket. 2. Sunscreen! Sunglasses and hats are a must. 3. Bring candies or stationery to gift to local herders’ children. 4. Yurt stays are basic—bring your own toiletries.