Inner Mongolia travel guide for free travel

I believe everyone is unfamiliar with traveling to Inner Mongolia. It may be the first time for many people to visit Inner Mongolia. Their impression of Inner Mongolia is the prairie, groups of cattle and sheep, and the endless scenery. Very beautiful. If you want to travel to Inner Mongolia, generally speaking, 5 days are about the same time. Today I will share with you a 5-day travel guide, which allows you to have more free time. 1. Route recommendation

There are two routes for traveling in Inner Mongolia, one is the eastern route starting from Hailar, and the other is the western route starting from Hohhot. She said that you only need to choose one of the two routes, because Although both routes have attractions that are hard to miss, there is no way to visit them all in 6 days and 5 nights. 2. Itinerary Guide

Day-1: Free pick-up - stay at a five-star hotel - free to enjoy the night view of Hailar

We arrived in Hailar in the afternoon. We were a little late, but we arrived At that time, the car arranged by Xiaojie to pick me up was still waiting, which made me feel very considerate. After arranging a hotel for accommodation that day, I went out to enjoy the night view of Hailar. The first stop is here, let’s start this journey~

Day-2: Ergun Wetland-Oluochi Manor-Shiwei

Rich After breakfast, we drove to the Ergun Wetland, the "largest wetland in Asia". The Gen River, a tributary of the Ergun River, meanders through here, forming a spectacular scenery. In the meantime, there are continuous white birch forests, and there is the mysterious and legendary Ergun city icon "Horse Island". This is a pure land far away in the horizon and integrated into nature. Here you can feel the tranquility and peace that is different from the city.

The next stop we came to Oluoche Manor, which showed the grand scene of one step, one mountain, one scene, one painting, Ten Mile Gallery, and a ten thousand-acre manor. It is a modern ecological tourism and leisure destination with the richest recreational content and the most harmonious relationship with nature in Hulunbuir region.

Then we came to the charming Russian town listed on CCTV, where the Ergun River, the border river between China and Russia, flows quietly. Many Chinese and Russian descendants live here. The architecture of Shiwei is very distinctive. The "woodcarving" style houses with strong exotic style are elegant and simple.

Day-3: Haul River - Mengbu Yida - Ergun/Heishantou

After breakfast we headed to Haul River, also known as Haul River means "spring-like river" in Mongolian and "winding river" in Russian. The Haur River Basin is the hometown of the "Three River Cows" and "Three River Horses".

Enter the ranch home and take the "Open Top Run" for an on-the-go journey. Climb to the observation deck and overlook the transition zone between the Daxingan Mountains and the grassland. The colorful wild flowers interpret the The random flowers are gradually enchanting the eyes; walk through the original birch forest, quietly enjoy the gifts of nature, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and listen to the whispers of the birches.

Here you will experience the unique Inner Mongolian style Xiama wine, Mongolian style hand-braised meat, visit the homes of grassland tribe herdsmen, taste milk tea and milk food in the yurt, watch horse racing, Mongolian wrestling and other activities. Enjoy the blue sky, blue waves and white clouds.

After dark, look up at the stars on the vast grassland, participate in the grassland night bonfire party, watch Mongolian style song and dance performances, and dance Andai dance. At night, stay in a grassland viewing yurt full of Mongolian characteristics and watch the stars!

Day-4: Equestrian base - the most beautiful X904 border highway - Manzhouli

Riding the rising sun, we headed to the equestrian base, which has ancient history. In history, this is the brother of Genghis Khan - ha In the territory of King Saar, what you most want to experience when walking into the grassland is the feeling of galloping horses. As a nation on horseback, the Mongolian people are born with the talent of riding horses.

After lunch, we continued to Manzhouli, which is a duty-free port on the Sino-Russian border. There are many Russians here and there are many Russian-style street buildings. There are authentic Russian restaurants here that taste good and are not expensive. Manzhouli is also my favorite of the many small towns in China. It is full of exotic Russian customs and feels like I have been abroad.

Day-5: Hasal Nomadic Tribe - Five-Star Grassland Khan Palace - Airport Drop-off

Hasar Nomadic Tribe is a tourist attraction with the Mongolian nomadic tribe as its landscape, and it is also Hulunbuir. The largest Mongolian tribe in the territory. Surrounded by lush natural pastures, many nomadic peoples have been nomadic and prosperous here in history. From the end of the 12th century to the beginning of the 13th century, Genghis Khan, a genius of a generation, trained his troops on the banks of Erzi Lake in today's East Lake District and defeated the feuding Tatar tribe. The setting of the tribe is the epitome and reproduction of Genghis Khan's account.

Baiyinhada - Khan Palace Baiyinhada grassland is famous for its richness, beauty and mystery. It has stretching mountains, deep valleys, dotted lakes and rivers, and vibrant wetlands. It is the core area of ??Hulunbuir's high-quality grassland. The five-star hotel "Khan Palace" on the grassland has a strong Mongolian national style in architectural design; it has three world records for the largest five-unit yurt building and the largest diameter wooden structure yurt building.

In just a few days, I felt a different Inner Mongolia. I could leave whenever I wanted, stop and go, and take pictures. There were scenery everywhere. It was perfect for a vacation. 3. Notes

1. Inner Mongolia has a wide area, the scenic spots are relatively scattered, and the transportation is not very convenient. It is not recommended that you go there by yourself, because you will spend a lot of time and money in the process of taking a bus. ;

2. Inner Mongolia has a large temperature difference between day and night, so even in summer everyone still needs to bring long-sleeved clothes;

3. The grassland weather is unpredictable, so everyone needs to bring rain gear;

4. Inner Mongolia has a relatively dry plateau climate. Please drink more water. If you are a girl, you need to bring water spray and moisturizing skin care products.