Kneel for tips on self-help tour to Rumbel grassland in September.

D 1: Hailar city. After getting off the bus, I found a guest house to have a rest, and then I took a bath to stretch my tired body after a long climb (very important, this condition is rare on the grassland). Visit Haicheng and appreciate the loveliness of this small grassland town. There are two places for grassland tourism near Shihai: Huhe Nuoer Grassland Tourist Area, located in Chenbaerhu Banner, 45 kilometers away from Shihai; Baiyin Hu Shuo Grassland Tourist Area is located in Ewenki Autonomous Banner, 39 kilometers away from Shihai. We decided to go to Hohhot grassland tourist area.

D2: Huhe Nuo 'er Folk Tourism Resort. I arrived at the resort by bus to Manzhouli at Shihai coach station. The biggest feature here is that there are Hu and Hu beside it, so the grass grows well. Here you can fish by the lake, ride horses, watch people eat grass, watch birds in the wetland and have an authentic Mongolian meal. Although the fly in the ointment is that the commercial scenic spots are still far from the authentic grassland life in our hearts, it is really valuable for busy urbanites to lie on the grassland and watch the stars after the bonfire party. Sleeping in a yurt in the scenic spot at night also has a special flavor.

D3: Herdsmen's Home. After staying in a Mongolian yurt in a tourist attraction for one night, our determination to visit a real Mongolian yurt became more determined. But now most herders have settled down, and Mongolian yurts chase the fertile land in the depths of the grassland during the grazing season. It is relatively difficult for foreigners to find yurts on the vast grassland, but fortunately, tourist spots can contact them on their behalf. Finally, we contacted a settled herder through a tourist spot. After settling down in the herdsmen's home, we decided to start looking for Aobao. Generally speaking, as a part of the road sign function in the early days, Aobao was set at the highest place near the Mongolian gathering place, which was very easy to find. Up to Aobao, you can have a panoramic view of the nearby scenery.

D4: Herdsmen's home. Because of the high latitude, it dawns at three o'clock in summer here, and the sun is reluctant to leave at eight o'clock in the evening. Coupled with living habits, production methods and other factors, Mongolian compatriots are used to going to bed early and getting up early. Do as Romans do in Rome. We got up at three o'clock to watch the sunrise on the grassland, and then milked with the hostess. After breakfast, the man drove the cows out of the shed and let them go out to eat grass. Under the blue sky and white clouds, there are cattle and sheep dotted with clouds on the green grassland. Occasionally, horses run by and their manes are blown up, as if we were about to melt in the warm sunshine of this grassland.

D5: Herdsmen's home. Follow the tractor driver to visit his friend who lives in a yurt. Tractors fly on the endless grassland without traffic police, traffic lights and pedestrians, and our hearts fly with them. After lunch, next to the yurt, everyone was in high spirits and accompanied a folk song conference in melodious Ma Touqin. It was fun. After that, I rode on the grassland and had a good time.

D6: Manzhouli City. After bidding farewell to the warm and hospitable Mongolian compatriots, we went back to 30 1 national highway and stopped for Manzhouli. Who knows that the long-distance bus from Shanghai is full at this time, so we have to take the bus back to Shanghai first. After more than three hours' drive, we finally reached the last stop of our trip: Manzhouli. The scale of the city is not large, but there are many hotels, which is quite a frontier city. We didn't arrive until after 9 pm. We spent a lot of time looking for a place to live, and finally settled down in Manzhouli Hotel. Manzhouli city in the night, accompanied by Russian songs looming in the ear, has an exotic atmosphere.

D7: Manzhouli City. After tasting Russian breakfast, we took a bus to the entrance of Manzhouli, and then went to the border trade zone of China-Russia mutual market. We all found many suitable souvenirs. Take the spoils and get on the train back to Beijing, and our Hu Meng trip will come to an end for the time being.

Travel memo

Personally, I think June-August is the best time to visit Hulunbeier grassland. At this time, the grassland is rich in aquatic plants and the climate is pleasant (the average daily temperature in summer 16-27), so you can enjoy sightseeing without suffering from the heat. During this period, there were many folk activities, such as the 200 1 International Nadam Conference held in Hailar on June 22nd, and the Nadam Conference in Chen Qi started on July 10. Fortunately, we may be able to catch up with Aobao (it is worth noting that the Nadam convention is not fixed and the starting time may be different every year). In September, the weather began to turn cold, and herders began to be busy mowing grass to prepare for the coming winter. It feels that now is not a good time to travel.

Clothing: There is a big temperature difference between day and night in the grassland, so at least one long-sleeved shirt should be prepared. In addition, it is difficult to bathe and wash clothes in the grassland, so it is a wise choice to prepare some disposable cotton underwear.

Food: To my surprise, the herdsmen's staple food turned out to be rice and pasta. Most of the food they can find in Hu Meng is Northeast cuisine and some Mongolian specialties. Manzhouli has a good Russian flavor to choose from. In order to prevent acclimatization, it is also good to prepare some gastrointestinal drugs. It is particularly worth reminding that Mongolian compatriots drink milk tea every day. In the grassland, compared with milk tea and milk, boiled water is a rare thing, so be prepared psychologically. However, milk tea is really a good drink after getting used to it in this environment. At this time, I can't help but miss the thick milk tea again.

Accommodation: If you don't want to spend too much money on accommodation, a multi-room hostel is a good choice. Shanghai is about 10- 15 yuan/bed/day, and the city is a little more expensive, about 15-20 yuan. However, there is no public bathroom in this place, so I need to take a bath in a nearby bar (this is a brand-new experience for me from the south), generally 5- 10 yuan/person. In fact, hotels in Hu Meng are not expensive either. Like the Manzhouli Hotel where we stayed, a three-star double standard room only costs 150 yuan a day, which is the cheapest three-star hotel I have ever stayed in. In a tourist attraction, a yurt that can accommodate 3-4 people is about 65,438+000 yuan per day, and we live in a herdsman's house, including accommodation and meals for each person in 50 yuan.

Line: There are 130 1 trains from Beijing to Manzhouli, passing through Hailar. The bus takes about 30 hours from Beijing to Hailar, with hard seat ticket 120 yuan and hard berth in 240 yuan. Although this kind of train is relatively economical, it is not comfortable because it is cheap, crowded and has no air conditioning. Imagine taking a 30-hour temporary overtime train at the peak of Spring Festival travel rush. You should understand my feelings. In addition, there is the K 19 international train from Beijing to Moscow. Its route and fare are almost the same as those of 130 1, but the time from Beijing to Shanghai is shortened to 22 hours. As far as I know, the most comfortable and fast way from Beijing to Hohhot should be direct flight to Hailar. From Shanghai to Manzhouli, both roads and railways can be used. For example, if you take the Iveco at Shanghai Coach Station, the fare is 25.5 yuan, and you need 12.5 yuan after passing through the tourist spots in Huhehor. The bus stops every half hour, and the last bus is at 5: 30 in the afternoon.

Shopping: Hu Meng's specialty products include masked knives and leather products. For example, buying a mask knife is cheaper than the whole city in Shanghai. In addition, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble when boarding the plane for security check, it is more appropriate to mail it. In addition, as the person in charge here, most of the so-called masked knives are just second-rate so-called handicrafts produced by machines. It's almost the same to buy a few for children, and it's also a waste of money to buy them yourself. There are many Russian-made goods in Manchuria, such as binoculars, and the prices are good. If you are interested, you should go to the Sino-Russian border trade market and go around. Maybe you can find something interesting.

Language: Mandarin is a common language, so don't worry about language problems. If you know Mongolian and Russian, you can even find a good job here.

Special reminder

1, there are many mosquitoes on the grassland, so long trousers and mosquito repellent drugs are essential items. I recommend Johnson & Johnson baby mosquito repellent, green plastic bottles, and a dozen packs. No alcohol, no irritation to skin, lasting for 6-8 hours, with obvious effect)

Outdoor sports enthusiasts may wish to bring their own tents and sleeping bags. Camping in their own "yurts" is a good way to get close to nature.

3, camera, enough film is essential, of course, digital camera is better. Think about the terrible experience that the film we bought in Prairie Town was more than one year overdue. Unfortunately, we found it when we came back to shoot. By the way, if you have a portable tripod, you might as well take it with you.

Tips for Hulunbeier Grassland Tourism

Personally, the most suitable time to go to Hulunbeier grassland is June-August, when the grassland is flooded.

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With abundant pasture and pleasant climate (average daily temperature in summer 16-27), you can enjoy sightseeing without suffering from the heat. During this period, there were many folk activities, such as the 200 1 International Nadam Conference held in Hailar on June 22nd, and the Nadam Conference in Chen Qi started on July 10. Fortunately, we may be able to catch up with Aobao (it is worth noting that the Nadam convention is not fixed and the starting time may be different every year). In September, the weather began to turn cold, and herders began to be busy mowing grass to prepare for the coming winter. It feels that now is not a good time to travel.

Clothing: There is a big temperature difference between day and night in the grassland, so at least one long-sleeved shirt should be prepared. In addition, it is difficult to bathe and wash clothes in the grassland, so it is a wise choice to prepare some disposable cotton underwear.

Food: To my surprise, the herdsmen's staple food turned out to be rice and pasta. Most of the food they can find in Hu Meng is Northeast cuisine and some Mongolian specialties. Manzhouli has a good Russian flavor to choose from. In order to prevent acclimatization, it is also good to prepare some gastrointestinal drugs. It is particularly worth reminding that Mongolian compatriots drink milk tea every day. In the grassland, compared with milk tea and milk, boiled water is a rare thing, so be prepared psychologically. However, milk tea is really a good drink after getting used to it in this environment. At this time, I can't help but miss the thick milk tea again.

Accommodation: If you don't want to spend too much money on accommodation, a multi-room hostel is a good choice. Shanghai is about 10- 15 yuan/bed/day, and the city is a little more expensive, about 15-20 yuan. However, there is no public bathroom in this place, so I need to take a bath in a nearby bar (this is a brand-new experience for me from the south), generally 5- 10 yuan/person. In fact, hotels in Hu Meng are not expensive either. Like the Manzhouli Hotel where we stayed, a three-star double standard room only costs 150 yuan a day, which is the cheapest three-star hotel I have ever stayed in. In a tourist attraction, a yurt that can accommodate 3-4 people is about 65,438+000 yuan per day, and we live in a herdsman's house, including accommodation and meals for each person in 50 yuan.

Line: There are 130 1 trains from Beijing to Manzhouli, passing through Hailar. The bus takes about 30 hours from Beijing to Hailar, with hard seat ticket 120 yuan and hard berth in 240 yuan. Although this kind of train is relatively economical, it is not comfortable because it is cheap, crowded and has no air conditioning. Imagine taking a 30-hour temporary overtime train at the peak of Spring Festival travel rush. You should understand my feelings. In addition, there is the K 19 international train from Beijing to Moscow. Its route and fare are almost the same as those of 130 1, but the time from Beijing to Shanghai is shortened to 22 hours. As far as I know, the most comfortable and fast way from Beijing to Hohhot should be direct flight to Hailar. From Shanghai to Manzhouli, both roads and railways can be used. For example, if you take the Iveco at Shanghai Coach Station, the fare is 25.5 yuan, and you need 12.5 yuan after passing through the tourist spots in Huhehole. The bus stops every half hour, and the last bus is at 5: 30 in the afternoon.

Shopping: Hu Meng's specialty products include masked knives and leather products. For example, buying a mask knife is cheaper than the whole city in Shanghai. In addition, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble when boarding the plane for security check, it is more appropriate to mail it. In addition, as the person in charge here, most of the so-called masked knives are just second-rate so-called handicrafts produced by machines. It's almost the same to buy a few for children, and it's also a waste of money to buy them yourself. There are many Russian-made goods in Manchuria, such as binoculars, and the prices are good. If you are interested, you should go to the Sino-Russian border trade market and go around. Maybe you can find something interesting.

Language: Mandarin is a common language, so don't worry about language problems. If you know Mongolian and Russian, you can even find a good job here.