Hulunbuir Grassland Travel Guide | My Honest Review

| My Honest Review. Hulunbuir 5-Day 4-Night Group Tour, My Honest Review: I went to Inner Mongolia at the end of May last year. Because I didn't want to plan the itinerary, I joined a small, all-inclusive tour group. It was actually quite good to travel with a group, saving a lot of worry. The following are my honest personal feelings. I'm not an advertiser or a shill. I only have a few followers, so who would ask me to advertise? Without real experience, I wouldn't be so detailed. This is a purely honest review! . Let me share my trip with you. Day 1: Changsha - Hailar I embarked on my journey to Hulunbuir early in the morning. I took a plane there. As soon as I got off the plane, I was amazed by the staff's enthusiasm. They even had a Mongolian-style airport pickup and presented me with a Hada scarf, which made me a bit shy. Then, the rest of the time was free for independent activities. . Day 2: Hailar - Hulunbuir Grassland - Ergun Wetland - Birch Forest Scenic Area - Enhe Russian Ethnic Township We set off early in the morning and first went to the Hulunbuir Grassland. The grass here is so green! It's an endless expanse of green that you can't see the end of. I recommend that you bring beautiful dresses, ladies, because this place is great for taking photos. Also, be careful because there's poop on the ground, hahaha, don't get hit. We drove across the grassland. Without the tall buildings of the city, there was only the endless grassland, which was so pleasant and relaxing. . Day 3: Enhe - Oil Painting Corridor - Reindeer Park - Taiji Bagua Diagram - 186 Colored Ribbon River - Heishantou Town Heishantou Town is a small town on the Sino-Russian border. We also fed the lambs, herded sheep on the grassland, and learned archery. The evening was the happiest time. There was a bonfire party organized here, with many Mongolian girls and young men in full costume. At first, everyone was a little reserved, but later the Mongolian brothers and sisters warmly invited us to join them. Everyone danced and sang around the bonfire until midnight. . Day 4: Heishantou Town - Professional Equestrian Training Base - Hulun Lake - Sino-Soviet Street - Manzhouli Manzhouli is a small city with a strong exotic atmosphere. All the buildings are beautiful Russian-style buildings. The night view of Sino-Soviet Street is amazing! I bought some food at Wan'e, and I also bought the 35-yuan bag of milk candy that everyone was buying. They just give you a bag and you can fill it as much as you want. I didn't think it would be too delicious, but I didn't expect it to be very milky and delicious! The Hardcore Coffee is very interesting. It's coffee + 96-degree "water of life." Just smelling it makes you feel choked, hahaha, it's really hardcore. The other products are all about being big. Baltic beer is very delicious. . Day 5: Manzhouli - Sino-Russian Transnational Wetland Nature Reserve - Barga Mongolian Tribe - End of Trip At the Barga Mongolian Tribe, we experienced the "horse-downing wine" custom. Later, we also experienced the traditional Mongolian ritual of worshiping the Aobao, circling the Aobao clockwise three times to pray for family happiness and good health, as well as for career success and business prosperity. . Let me summarize. I personally recommend that sisters who are visiting Inner Mongolia for the first time join a small tour group. It's really worry-free to join a tour group, and you don't have to worry about food, accommodation, or transportation. Food, accommodation, transportation, and so on are all included, and there are many free entertainment activities. The accommodation is also very good. In addition to the hotel, we also experienced Russian-style wooden houses and Mongolian-style yurts, which were really great. I'll go again next time!