Before I went to Inner Mongolia, I thought Xinjiang was already very beautiful

Last week, I accidentally swiped a video Piles of grass all over the mountains are placed on the golden grassland, and herds of cows are leisurely grazing. This healing photo immediately attracted me ·That night, I booked a plane ticket, eager to collide with the grassland! After the trip, I immediately organized a super detailed strategy. Feel free to ask questions at any time～ ·【About Transportation】 Landing at Hailar Airport, the chartered driver contacted online in advance for pick-up and drop-off throughout the journey, super worry-free️Experienced car partners can also choose to rent a car locally ·️【5-day 4-night itinerary】 D1: Hailar-Morin River-Erguna Wetland-Birch Forest-Heishantou Horse Riding to Watch the Sunset D2: Heishantou-Visit Herdsmen-The Most Beautiful Border Road-Wawa Square-National D3: Manzhouli-Hulun Lake-New Barhu Grassland-Wuli Spring-Arshan D4: Arshan Park-Camel Hump Ridge-Azalea Lake-Santan Gorge D5: Arshan Park-Rose Peak-Bayan Hushuo Grassland-Return to Hailar ·【Five Things Worth Experiencing in Inner Mongolia】 Visit herdsmen to experience the joy of archery and feeding sheep Ride a horse to Heishantou to watch the sunset Eat an authentic Russian meal in Manzhouli Go to the deer park to feed reindeer Try authentic Inner Mongolian roast whole lamb ·️【Food Strategy】 To put it bluntly, I gained several pounds in Inner Mongolia for five days... It's all because of Inner Mongolia's roast lamb chops, beef pies, and milk tea are too fragrant. 🤣In addition, various Russian ice creams, chocolates and sausages are also worth a try ·️【Travel tips】 The temperature difference between morning and evening is very large. Remember to bring down jackets and other thick clothes in October. Inner Mongolia is much larger than you think. You must make a good strategy before traveling. Friends who want convenience can directly find a travel agency to plan the route, book hotel rooms and charter drivers Don't just enter the grass piles and private grasslands that can be seen everywhere on the roadside! If you want to go in and take pictures, you must get the permission of the grassland owner