Hulunbuir parent-child tours are a must-go and a must-not-go, remember

In this fast-paced life, there are always some places, some moments, that make one's heart race. And September in Hulunbuir is such an existence that makes one's heart flutter. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, the autumn in Hulunbuir unfolds like a series of stunning paintings by nature. Can the autumn in Hulunbuir really be so breathtaking? Once you set foot on the land of Hulunbuir, you will find that, unlike the desolation and sadness depicted in textbooks, September in Hulunbuir is full of vitality and vigor. The grasslands are dotted with lush haystacks that resemble golden velvet carpets, and the birch forests are layered and soaked, shining brightly under the sunlight. Different from the endless greenery of summer, the vegetation at this time shows a unique personality, each scene is like a glowing oil painting, making one feel as if they are in the ocean of art. How to reach this poetic land of autumn colors? Hulunbuir has two airports, located in Hailar and Manzhouli. Major cities usually have direct flights, and choosing Hailar might be more economical. For travelers who like freedom, chartering a car or self-driving is the best choice. However, driving across the grasslands is not easy, and it is recommended that drivers with less experience consider carefully, as the vast expanse of the grasslands can be somewhat overwhelming. A perfect six-day and five-night itinerary Day 1: Cross the grasslands, feel the tranquility of the Morigele River, and stroll through the Golden Khan. Day 2: Cross the birch forests, visit Enhe, get close to the reindeer of Aoluguya, and roam Moerdaoga. Day 3: Explore the Eagle's Mouth, wander the Fairy Slope, and appreciate the mystery and beauty of Shiwei. Day 4: Conquer the China-Russia Friendship Bridge, follow the most beautiful border highway, and reach Heishantou. Day 5: Travel along the 186 Color Ribbon River, and finally arrive in Manzhouli. Day 6: Stroll through Manzhouli, visit the Wedding Palace, explore the Mammoth Park, enjoy the beauty of Hulun Lake, and end in the Balhu Mongolian tribe. Travel tips for a more secure and enjoyable journey The weather is unpredictable, so bring warm clothing. Consider preparing a telephoto lens and walkie-talkies to bring the beauty of the grasslands closer. Be cautious when crossing the grasslands, it is best to have an experienced leader to guide the way, and do not risk self-driving. Taste the culinary journey of Hulunbuir In Hulunbuir, in addition to the natural beauty, the cuisine is also an indispensable part. Lamb is a local specialty, especially in September, when the lamb is particularly succulent. Hand-grabbed meat, roasted lamb chops, roasted lamb legs, Nantun beef steak, sheep tail core, belly-wrapped meat, roasted lamb and beef skewers should be on your food list. Of course, don't miss the Russian-style restaurants, which offer a taste that is slightly noble but endlessly memorable. In addition, dairy shops everywhere are also a highlight, with fresh milk, yogurt, yogurt ice cream, and Russian-style bread all worth a try. Summary In the embrace of this grassland, September in Hulunbuir sketches out a series of poetic and picturesque scrolls with its unique autumn hues. Through a six-day and five-night itinerary, you will experience the depth and vastness of the grasslands and feel the natural wonders. At the same time, the culinary journey will also leave you with unforgettable taste memories on the great grasslands of Hulunbuir. Whether you are hiking or tasting food, this September in Hulunbuir will amaze you and become the most beautiful memory of your journey.