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Huhe Nur Grassland is located in Chenbarhu Banner, Hulunbuir League, about 45 kilometers away from Hailar City. It is the best place to view the scenery of Hulunbuir Grassland and the most representative grassland folk tourist spot in the area.
In Mongolian, "Huhe Nuoer" means "blue lake." The grasslands are home to numerous rivers and lakes of varying sizes, but Huhe Nuoer Lake offers the most stunning scenery. Surrounded by lush green grass, its waters are crystal clear, like a shining pearl.
In summer, the air here is fresh and the temperature is cool, making it a great summer resort.
Recommended play time: 1 day
30 yuan/person in peak season
20 yuan/person in off-season
6:00-23:00
Huhe Nuoer Grassland is part of the Hulunbuir region, historically home to Mongolian nomadic tribes. It is significant for its natural beauty, nomadic culture, and grassland ecosystem.
Located in Inner Mongolia, Hulunbuir, it can be reached via bus or taxi from Hulunbuir city, with long-distance buses available from nearby major cities. Private car rentals are also popular.
Open year-round, with the best time to visit between June and September when the grass is green and festivals take place.
Entrance fees are usually paid at the site, ranging from CNY 50–100. Some tourist services allow online booking.
Booking in advance is recommended during peak season, ideally 1–2 weeks ahead for accommodations and guided experiences.
2–3 days is recommended to fully experience the grasslands, local culture, and surrounding villages.
Guided tours are generally available in Chinese, with some private tours offering English-speaking guides if requested in advance.
Night visits are possible, especially to enjoy stargazing on the open grasslands; special tours depend on festivals and events.
Crowds are higher during summer holidays and festivals; the least crowded times are weekdays in June or September.
Facilities include basic public toilets, restaurants in tourist areas, yurts with amenities, and small souvenir shops.
Mostly accessible, but some horseback trails and remote areas may be challenging for disabled or elderly visitors.
Both cash and mobile payments (WeChat, Alipay) are commonly accepted at restaurants, shops, and entrance points.
Local Mongolian-style restaurants and small cafes offering traditional dishes are available near yurt accommodations.
Vegetarian options are limited; halal options are available at select restaurants serving lamb or beef dishes.
Options include tourist yurts, guesthouses, and small inns near the grassland entrance or local towns.
Travel options include local buses, taxis, or private car rentals to Hulunbuir city, Hulun Lake, or other regional attractions.
