The best places to go for a self-driving trip during the Spring Festival

The best places to visit during the Spring Festival are as follows:

1. Chenbalhu Banner in Inner Mongolia

Chenbalhu Banner in Chifeng City was once the capital of Liao. It's called Zhongjing. There are castles, ruins, and ancient tombs of the Liao Dynasty here. It is a place with the strongest Liao culture in China. In addition to the ruins of the Liao Dynasty, Chenbalhu Banner also has grasslands, forests, and hot springs which are also a major feature here.

2. The Mozhgrad River

originates from the western foothills of the Greater Khingan Mountains, flows from northeast to southwest, flows through the Hulunbuir Prairie, flows into Huhnuoer Lake, and then flows out to join the Hailar River. With a total length of more than 290 kilometers, it belongs to the Ergun River system of the Sino-Russian border river.

3. Jinzhanghan Tourist Tribe (National AAAA Tourist Attraction)

Founded in 1994, Jinzhanghan Mongolian Tribe is the only tourist resort in Hulunbuir with nomadic tribes as its landscape. The scenic spot is located on the banks of the Morgele River, "China's first meandering water" in the Hulunbuir Grassland. It is nearly 40 kilometers away from the base city of Hulunbuir City and only 5 kilometers away from the S201 highway. Covering an area of ??1 million square meters.

4. Hohnuoer Tourist Attraction (National AAAA-level Tourist Attraction)

Founded in 1983, covering an area of ??20 square kilometers, it is located in Hohnuoer, the hinterland of the famous Hulunbuir Grassland. By the lake, "Hohnuoer" means "blue lake" in Mongolian. Hohnuoer Tourist Resort can accommodate 2,000 people for dining and 600 people for accommodation at the same time.

5. Chenbalhu Banner Ethnographic Museum

Located in Bayankuren Town, where Chenbalhu Banner is located, it was established in June 2007, with a construction area of ??10,000 square meters. The exhibition area is 4,500 square meters, with a total investment of 40 million yuan. The museum has a collection of 2,924 items, including 22 sets (98 items) of national first-class cultural relics.