Things to do in Hulunbuir

The scenic area is quite large with many photo spots. There's the No. 41 boundary marker (representing China), and you can also visit historical gate buildings to learn about the port's development. The fifth-floor observation deck requires walking; there's no elevator, so it's quite tiring. If you want to climb the observation tower for panoramic views of the Three Kingdoms period, buying a combo ticket is more cost-effective! Also, those traveling with elderly people or young children should consider buying tickets for the mini-train, especially on inclement weather, as walking can be quite strenuous. There are many shops inside; just browse around.

Several months have passed, and now I'm in Xinjiang. I've visited some more scenic spots, but when I think back to the Morigele Grassland in Hulunbuir, the winding, meandering river, the different viewpoints, the smooth scenic roads, and the scenery along the way are all unforgettable!

I visited the Manzhouli National Gate during the National Day holiday. The gate looks incredibly grand, and standing there filled me with a sense of pride. You can see Russia across the border; it's definitely worth a visit! The scenic area provides complimentary ginger tea. Thumbs up! It was quite delicious.

The verdant greenery spread out in layers, like silk crumpled by the wind, stretching from my feet to the horizon. A stream cascaded down the stone steps, breaking into countless shimmering beads at each drop, dazzling the eye in the sunlight. The air was filled with the fresh scent of grass and trees and the sweet fragrance of wildflowers; every breath felt like a cleansing of the lungs. In the distance, several mountain peaks, shrouded in mist, stood there, appearing and disappearing like strokes of light ink casually splashed on the landscape. I walked slowly along the wooden boardwalk, the floor creaking under my feet, the sounds of birdsong and wind alternating in my ears. The long-accumulated worries in my heart unknowingly dissipated.

I didn't go to the free ones, but I felt that buying a ticket was worthwhile. The weather was good, and the view from the top was really beautiful. Although it was a bit windy, I looked back and forth from the observation deck several times before I was willing to leave.

Ergun National Wetland Park boasts expansive views, with wetlands, forests, and rivers interwoven in a pristine ecological environment, offering a soothing vista of greenery. The boardwalks are comfortable for hiking, providing opportunities to observe a rich variety of flora and fauna. The park is large, requiring a considerable amount of time to explore; the best time for photography is in the early morning or late afternoon light.

It's worth a visit. Take the mini-train first, then drive yourself. The day I went, it was cloudy in the forest, so the photos didn't turn out well, but the scenery was still quite nice. Because it was so cold, we didn't stop much along the way. The drive back to Moerdaoga Town from the exit is 37 kilometers, but the scenery along the way is also beautiful.

The scenic area has many rides and attractions, making it a great choice for a holiday trip with children. I was also pleasantly surprised to see a large circus performance this season. Highly recommended! 👍👍👍

Who says there's no sea on the grasslands?! Hulun Lake, a boundless lake like the sea, carries beautiful legends and the myths of Hulunbuir. A boat trip to feed the seagulls feels like being on the open ocean.

Highly recommend this natural scenic area! Although it got cold early this year, and the birch forest leaves had mostly fallen by October, the golden leaves scattered on the ground reflecting the sunlight were still incredibly beautiful. There were also many adorable chipmunks begging for food, and we left a wishing plaque. I can already imagine the beauty of midsummer and golden autumn; I'll definitely come back to experience it again!