Ulan Buh Grassland is a must-visit in autumn.

Today, I'm going to introduce you to a place full of wild charm - Ulan Buh Grassland. Not only does it have vast grassland scenery, but it also has a rich historical and cultural heritage. It is a paradise for photography enthusiasts and nature lovers. Let's explore this magical land together! 🌟 Must-visit attractions: 1. Ulan Buh Grassland: Located in Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it is one of the filming locations of the movie "Wolf Totem" and a paradise for photography enthusiasts. Here you can ride horses, experience the life of herdsmen, and see herds of cattle, sheep, and horses. 2. Birch Forest: Autumn is the best season to appreciate the birch forest. The golden leaves contrast with the blue sky and white clouds, making it a great place for photo ops. 3. Windmill Mountain: There is a spectacular group of windmills here, which contrast with the grassland under the blue sky, forming a unique landscape. 📍 Address: Ulan Buh Grassland is located in the south of Hexigten Banner, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, about 400 kilometers from Beijing. 🚗 Transportation: To get to Ulan Buh Grassland from Beijing, you can choose to drive or take a long-distance bus. If you drive, head north along the Jingcheng Expressway, continue for about 2-3 hours after passing Chifeng City. If you take a long-distance bus, you can take a bus to Chifeng at the Sihui Long-distance Bus Station in Beijing, and then transfer to a local minibus or rent a car to your destination. 🍽️ Food recommendations: When you come to Ulan Buh, be sure to try the local specialties, such as hand-held meat, roast whole lamb, cheese, etc. These foods are made with fresh ingredients from the grassland, and they are delicious and will definitely leave you wanting more. Nearby attractions: Hexigten World Geopark: There are rich geological landscapes here, such as stone forests and hot springs, which are worth exploring. Dalai Lake: Known as the "Pearl of the North", it is one of the four major freshwater lakes in Inner Mongolia. The lakeside scenery is pleasant and it is a good place for bird watching. Tips: The best time to visit is from July to September each year, when the weather is cool, the grass is the greenest, and you may also catch the Nadam Fair on the grassland. Pay attention to sun protection and keep warm. The temperature difference between day and night on the grassland is large, so please prepare appropriate clothing before you travel. Protect the environment, do not litter, and respect local customs and habits.