This summer, you must visit Hulunbuir—it's simply the ideal earthly paradise!

This summer, you simply must come to Hulunbuir!
Blue skies, white clouds, and the sight of cattle and sheep grazing as the wind rustles through the grass.
Open your camera, and it’s filled with boundless freedom.
Every snapshot is a lifetime memory—you’ll never get enough of it…

✨Why You Should Visit
✅ Endless fun: This blogger is already on their second trip to Hulunbuir. Last time, they didn’t get enough because the itinerary was so flexible—each visit offers different attractions and unique experiences.
✅ Nature’s air-conditioned haven: While cities are steaming hot, the breeze at 50°N latitude here carries the scent of pasture grass. You’ll even need a light jacket in the mornings and evenings—pure comfort!
✅ Perfect for all travelers: Whether you’re a graduate, a family with kids, or a couple, there’s something for everyone.

🚗 My Itinerary
This time, I took a 6-day, 5-night loop around Hulunbuir:
Day ❶
Fly to Hailar → Free exploration of city attractions → Stay in Hailar
Day ❷
Hailar → Cross the northern grasslands of the Morgele River → Tuga Camp → Cliff → Ergun Wetland → Stay in Ergun
Day ❸
Ergun → Birch Forest Scenic Area → Enhe Russian Ethnic Village → Olochi Manor → Stay in Shiwei
Day ❹
Shiwei → Border checkpoint → Liuka Ranch (lunch: finger lamb) → Horseback riding across the grasslands → Heishantou (dinner: roasted whole lamb) → Stay in a Mongolian yurt in Heishantou
Day ❺
Heishantou → Grassland train/grass sliding → Hulun Lake → Night view at Manzhouli North Lake Park → Stay in Manzhouli
Day ❻
Matryoshka Square → Wedding Palace → National Gate → Return to Hailar

📷 Photogenic Landmarks
📍 Morgele River Cliff: Shoot from a low angle! The river’s curves across the grassland are more beautiful than ribbons.
📍 Ergun Birch Forest: Shoot upward! Sunlight filtering through the leaves creates an instant forest fairy-tale vibe.
📍 Hulun Lake: Where the grassland meets the "sea"! The rippling waves hide the blue hues of Hulunbuir.
📍 Manzhouli: The entire town feels like a fairy tale, with colorful Russian-style buildings—best captured with a telephoto lens.

♥️ Immersive Experiences
・Horseback riding: Choose from dozens of horses and gallop freely across the grasslands—nothing like city riding schools.
・Reindeer: Hidden in the birch forest, the reindeer tribe lets you secretly pet their heads while feeding them moss.
・Grass sliding: A thrilling 1,300-meter slide down—I screamed the whole way!

📝 Travel Tips
① Transportation: Attractions are far apart, covering hundreds of kilometers daily. Self-driving or hiring a local driver is recommended for reliability.
② Weather: Summers are cool overall, but temperatures vary greatly between day and night—pack a light jacket.
③ Clothing: A stylish straw hat enhances photos. Wear long pants or skirts to avoid insect bites, and don’t forget sunglasses and sun-protective gear.