Hulunbuir Travel Guide | Hulunbuir Car Rental for Tourism

Hulunbuir Car Rental for Tourism. Local practical travel tips are here!!! The grasslands are still a yellow expanse in May, and although it's not the peak season for tourism, it's definitely a unique landscape of the grasslands that can only be seen during this season. Travel Section: Since most attractions are far from the city, it is recommended to rent a car or self-drive. Clothing Section: Temperatures in Hulunbuir are still low in May, so be sure to bring warm clothes and also prepare for sun protection. You can wear jeans with a cowboy style or brightly colored skirts which really stand out in photos. Day1: Depart from Hailar → Genhe Morin Dawa River: Lao She described it as 'the world's number one meandering river'🌊. After reaching the viewing platform, do not turn back! Continue walking forward, there is a small bridge on the left, cross the bridge, turn left and keep walking until you see a crowded place, which is the 'cliff'. From here you can overlook the entire Morin Dawa River, absolutely beautiful🌅 Day2: Genhe → Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe → Moerdaoga National Forest Park Aoluguya Reindeer Tribe: Have a close encounter with reindeer🦌, you can buy a basket of moss to interact and feed them~ The whole park is not very big, about 1 hour of play is enough. After seeing the reindeer, you can visit the museum, which is well worth a careful visit, as it tells the history and culture of the entire tribe and has many beautiful ethnic costumes. Moerdaoga National Forest Park: If you want to see the transition from grassland to forest and experience a train ride through the forest sea, then include it in your itinerary. During the one and a half hour journey, you can breathe in the fresh air from nature. Day3: Ergun Birch Forest → Shiwei Birch Forest: Not only is there a vast sea of birch trees, but also an aerial walkway... The entire wooden walkway is quite long, winding through the shadows of the trees, with light and shadow on your face, as if you are in a magical fairyland like the Emerald City. There are many great photo spots here, the Rainbow Glass Bridge🌈, the Forest Realm... Anyway, you can't stop taking hundreds of different photos! Pay special attention to the 【Viewing Platform】, follow the walkway all the way to the end to see the sign for the viewing platform. Keep going, climb to the top of the mountain, and you can overlook the entire birch forest. Although the journey is tiring and long, once you reach the top, you feel refreshed, with the rolling hills and meadows⛰️ in the distance sweeping away the fatigue of the hike. You can also take photos with the huge reindeer statue, and if you have a drone, it's even cooler, as it's the kind of rhythm where you can take great photos with just a snap. Shiwei: If you want to experience the charm of a border town, it is still recommended to come and see. Along the streets are candy-like distinctive buildings 'Muke Leng', as if you are in a dreamy castle🏰. Across the river, you can see Russian log cabins, and you can also take photos with the Matryoshka building complex. Day4: Shiwei → Border Line → Return to Hailar Border Line: Follow the border road straight ahead, and you can see the winding border river, which is very impressive. I went there in autumn, and the road was covered in gold, taking many beautiful photos, this road has the most special scenery. Tips: How can you not eat beef and mutton when in Hulunbuir? Dried meat noodles, belly-wrapped meat, Buryat buns, milk tea, small fruits... are all worth trying~