Inner Mongolia | Hulunbuir is the northernmost inhabited point of Hulunbuir, with Mangui being the highest point

❤Recommended reason: Mangui, as the necessary path from Inner Mongolia to the northeast of Heilongjiang, is often overlooked as a transfer station, but it also has excellent scenery. Mangui is located on the northwest slope of the Greater Khingan Range, which is the northernmost inhabited point of Hulunbuir and the core of the richest forest resources. Cui Cui Mountain Park is located to the north of Mangui town, with 987 man-made stone steps winding up the mountain, which are quite steep. Walking and taking photos along the way won't be too tiring. The hillside is dotted with birch, pine, and poplar trees. There are hexagonal pavilions at both halfway up the mountain and at the summit, with a mother and child pine and a TV tower above the pavilions. 👍Most recommended: Cui Cui Mountain Park is the commanding height of Mangui, and from the pavilion at the summit, you can have a panoramic view of Mangui town. It is also the best spot to watch the 'white night' and the dawn's early light and evening glow. 🌟Highlight features: There is a dirt road for cars to go down the mountain, which is right in the middle of the birch forest. Walking on the dirt road, the view is excellent. The birch forest and the Korean pine along the way can consume a lot of memory on your phone and camera.