The most beautiful season in Hulunbuir.

It is said that July and August are the best months to visit the grasslands. I have always been fascinated by the vast and boundless Hulunbuir Grassland, where the sky is vast and the grass is low, revealing cattle and sheep. I booked a flight and decided to go. On the first day, the plane ✈️ arrived in Hailar. We prepared some dry food for the next few days in the car in Hailar. We stayed in Hailar that night and prepared to set off early the next morning. On the second day, Hailar → Manzhouli 🚗 If there is any scenery in the grassland, I think it is on the road. As soon as the car gets on the highway, it is an endless grassland. The clouds ☁️ are so low that you can almost touch them. You can see many flocks of sheep, horses, and cattle on the grassland along the road. So along the way, we kept stopping to take pictures. It is about 200 kilometers from Hailar to Manzhouli. We arrived in Manzhouli in the afternoon. There is a Russian Matryoshka Doll Square and the National Gate in Manzhouli. I personally wasn't very interested, so I didn't visit the Matryoshka Doll Square. If you have kids, you might want to check it out. In the evening, we strolled around the city of Manzhouli. Most of the shops on the street sell souvenirs, so remember to bargain. We had dinner at a local Russian restaurant. The restaurant was quite popular 🔥. If you go before 6 PM, you shouldn't have to wait in line. The night view of Manzhouli is quite nice. You can see many Russian girls on the street, and they are very friendly when tourists ask for photos. On the third day, Manzhouli → Heishantou 🚗 It is about 200 kilometers from Manzhouli to Heishantou. There is a Ribbon River along the way, but we didn't go in 😜. I always believe that the most beautiful scenery is on the road. In Heishantou, we mainly wanted to ride horses and watch the sunset 🌄. However, the weather wasn't great that day, so we didn't see the sunset. Let me tell you a bit more about horse riding. Near Heishantou, there are many horse farms. The ride usually takes about an hour, from the foot of the mountain to the top and then to a small river, costing around 300 yuan per person. On the fourth day, Heishantou → Russian Folk Village This part of the journey was mainly to see the rapeseed flowers along the way. We took the route along the China-Russia border, which is not usually taken by tour groups. It was my first time seeing large fields of rapeseed flowers, and it was quite stunning. You can also see some small animals like rabbits and squirrels along the way. I didn't find the Russian Folk Village particularly interesting, so I won't elaborate on it here. On the fifth day, Folk Village → Erguna → Hailar We had lunch in Erguna after leaving the Folk Village. There is a Birch Forest National Park along the way, but we didn't go in. On the way from Erguna to Hailar, there is the Morigele River. If you like off-road surfing, you can give it a try. The scenery is quite nice, and you can see the river winding through the mountains. Then we followed this road back to Hailar.