Reverse travel to Hulunbuir! A hidden gem of a snow town!!

First stop of the new year Everyone knows the Hulunbuir Grassland, where the wind blows and the grass bends to reveal cattle and sheep in summer. But in fact, Hulunbuir in winter is a seriously underrated snow town. There are fewer people than in Yabuli, and it's cheaper than Hemu. There are rolling snow-capped mountains, crystal-clear rime, and a small border village that looks more like Hokkaido than Hengdaohezi. If you don't want to be crowded in Harbin, go to Hulunbuir and have a dream of a snow-covered wonderland. "Hulunbuir to-do list" Have a snowball fight with friends in the untouched snow. Drift through the snowfield. Interact with cute moose and silly roe deer. Watch a pink sunset in a fairytale town. Eat meat and enjoy the freedom of beef and mutton. "My itinerary" Day 1: Skiing in Yitulihe, Cold Pole, Genhe, departing from Hailar. Day 2: Aoluguya Ice and Snow Park, Cuoluozhi Camp, Genhe. Day 3: Greater Khingan Range, Shiwei & Linjiang, Enhe Village, log cabin villa. Day 4: Birch forest, Sanhe Township, Eerguna, snowman, snowfield, yurt. Day 5: Eerguna, Manzhouli, Frozen, Matryoshka Hotel. Day 6: Russian Wedding Palace, Hulun Lake, return to Hailar. "Travel tips" Transportation: Hailar has an airport. These places are difficult to reach by public transportation. There is snow on the road, and you will pass through areas with no signal. It is recommended to rent a car and find a reliable local guide. Clothing: Sandwich dressing → windproof and waterproof thick down jacket + photogenic Fair Isle sweater + thermal underwear, ski pants + thermal pants, mid-high waterproof snow boots, ear-covering hat + scarf + gloves. Food: Iron pot stew, dumplings, barbecue, hot pot chicken... With a local guide, you can try something new every meal. Those who like heavy flavors will be in for a treat! Other: Be sure to use sunscreen and moisturizer. If you're afraid of the cold, be sure to bring a heat pack and a thermos.