I would like to ask about traveling from Harbin to Hulunbeier and Hailar in Inner Mongolia in June next year. How about taking a train? Want to know the attractions and fees?

The number of applicants is about 1000.

1 day Harbin train goes to Hailar Harbin train goes to Hailar and stops in Manzhouli (K7059) 17: 48-05: 53 Accommodation: The next day of the train, Hailar-Hu Ba Tribe (about 2 hours' drive from 160 km)-Manzhouli (4 Meet in front of Hailar Railway Station after arrival. Visit Hailar City, visit Genghis Khan Square, a leisure and entertainment square in Hailar City (the journey takes about 30 minutes), and then take a bus to 10, which is the only national scenic spot located in the hinterland of Hulunbeier grassland and featuring the primitive Balhu nationality and folk customs (the tour takes about 3 hours, and various activities are attended * * *). Upon arrival, visit the Balhu folk custom exhibition package, reproduce the life scene of Balhu herdsmen and Genghis Khan's sacrifice package, and experience the life of a Mongolian hero will be vividly displayed in front of tourists. Sheep killing performance, professional priest presiding over Aobao, Mongolian horse racing. Go to the real herdsmen's homes in Hu Ba and experience their life. In the scenic spot, you can also watch the Hu Ba national handicrafts exhibition and live production performance, as well as the national milk food exhibition and live production performance for free. In the afternoon, take a bus to the border city of Manzhouli, one of the top ten charming cities in China in 2007. Appreciate exotic architecture and experience exotic life. You can perform Russian songs and dances at your own expense in the evening. Accommodation: On the third day of Manzhouli, Manzhouli-Taowa Square (about 6km 1 0min)-Guomen Scenic Area (about 8km/5min) will gather in the morning, then take a bus tour of Guomen 80 (about1hr), which is known as the "North Gate of China", and go to the countryside to overlook the scenery of Russian town-Houbaikal Lake. This visit marks the final demarcation of the Sino-Russian border. Rear view of Taowa Square (about 40 minutes tour). After the visit, take a bus to Hulun Lake 30, which is located in the west of Hulun Buir in Inner Mongolia and one of the fifth lakes in China. It is known as the "first lake in the north" (1 hour), and enjoy the beautiful scenery upon arrival. Then return to Hailar by bus, and return to Harbin by 7058 or 7092 in the evening for accommodation: the train returns to Harbin on the fourth day.