7 Days Hulunbuir Grassland Tour: Inner Mongolia's Beauty

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7 Days / 6 Nights
Tour Type : Price on Request Depending on Number of Travellers

This 7-day Hulunbuir tour takes you deep into the heart of Inner Mongolia. Begin by exploring Hailar, where you’ll experience the breathtaking beauty of rolling hills and open skies. Visit local Mongolian tribes and learn about their unique traditions and way of life.

Next, travel to Shangkuli, where you can explore the rich culture and history of the region. The tour also includes visits to the stunning Hulun Lake and Greater Khingan Mountains, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural immersion.

Throughout the tour, you’ll enjoy traditional Mongolian cuisine and witness the landscapes that make Inner Mongolia so unique. Whether you’re riding horseback across the grasslands or learning about local customs, this tour offers an authentic experience of Mongolian life.

This Hulunbuir tour is ideal for nature lovers and those seeking a cultural adventure. It provides an unforgettable opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Inner Mongolia.

Included

Round way private transfer in each destination
Professional licensed English-speaking guide
Entrance tickets for all historical & cultural attractions as listed in the itinerary
Hotel accommodations in each destionation based on twin-sharing basis
Meals as specified in the itinerary ( B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner)
Bottled drinking water and wet tissue

Excluded

China visas and international flights entry & exit of China
Hotel single room supplement in Hailar, Manzhouli, Shiwei and Mordaga
Tiping for the guide and driver
Other expenses if not listed in the itinerary

                    Highlights of the Tour
                     Hulunbuir Prairie: Enjoy the beauty of the grasslands with horse riding, savor traditional local cuisine, and immerse yourself in the nomadic way of life with a stay in a Mongolian yurt.
 Shangkuli Sahuan Pasture: Explore this private pasture to get a hands-on experience of local farmland life, perfect for those looking to connect with nature.
 Cultural Immersion: Discover the rich and mysterious cultures of the Mongols, Evenki, and Russ minorities, learning about their unique traditions and ways of life.

                

Itinerary

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Fly to HaiLar, Our guide and driver will greet you upon landing. Private transfer for about 40 mniutes drive to check into the hotel for a short rest.If time permits, you may go and explore the "Hulunbuir Ancient City," to experience the local market atmosphere.
At the Hulunbuir local market, specifically "Hulunbuir Ancient City," you'll find a variety of experiences that capture the essence of the local culture. Here are some highlights of what you can see and do there:
Local Cuisine: Sample traditional Mongolian and Hulunbuir delicacies. Look for stalls offering roasted lamb, dairy products like cheese and yogurt, and various meat dishes unique to the region.
Handicrafts and Souvenirs: Browse through stalls selling handmade crafts, including traditional Mongolian clothing, accessories, and souvenirs. You might find intricate silver jewelry, embroidered items, and other artisanal goods.
Fresh Produce and Local Goods: Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the market by exploring stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, and locally sourced products. This is a great way to see the agricultural bounty of the region.

Sample traditional Mongolian delicacies
Explore fresh produce stalls
Stay in HaiLar

After breakfast, We will start our day after breakfast by driving along the Mergel Gol River to reach the heart of the Hulunbuir Prairie. This picturesque landscape is adorned with herds of cattle, flocks of sheep, blue skies, and white clouds. Take a leisurely walk along the winding Mergel Gol River and savor the majestic views of the endless grasslands, vibrant wildflowers, and the gurgling river.
The Mergel Gol River: located in the Hulunbuir region of Inner Mongolia, China. "Gol" is a Mongolian term for "river." This river is a prominent feature of the Hulunbuir Prairie, a vast and picturesque grassland area known for its pastoral landscapes, including herds of cattle and flocks of sheep. The Mergel Gol River meanders through the prairie, contributing to the region's lush greenery and supporting local agriculture and livestock.
Erguna Wetland Park, also known as the Erguna River Wetland, is a significant wetland area near the city of Erguna in Inner Mongolia, China. It is recognized as one of the largest and most well-preserved wetlands in Asia. The park is situated in the northeastern part of the Hulunbuir region, along the Erguna River, which forms part of the border between China and Russia. The wetland of Erguna Park is also The wetland is home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including various species of birds, fish, and other wildlife. It is an important habitat for migratory birds and other wildlife.The park offers opportunities for walking, bird-watching, and nature photography. The 20-minute climb to the viewing platform is a popular activity, providing an excellent vantage point for observing the wetland's natural beauty.

Drive along Mergel Gol River
Explore Erguna Wetland Park
Learn about local culture and traditions
Stay in Erguna, B, L

We will take about an hour's drive on a scenic journey to the Shangkuli Pasture, a beautiful private farmland that offers a wonderful opportunity to learn about the local history and culture. Take a farm tractor ride to enjoy the extensive pastoral scenery, which includes wheat fields, a hoggery, grasslands, and flocks of cattle and sheep. You'll also see a sea of cole flowers and wild peonies.
During our day tour on the farmland, we may walk into the local kitchen and make our own meals with ingredients from the farm. You can participate in hands-on activities, such as learning to make Chinese dumplings, steamed bread, and tofu. A local lunch will be prepared using organic vegetables and meats from the farm.
The Hulunbuir region has a rich history of nomadic cultures, including Mongolian and Manchu ethnic groups. These groups traditionally lived a semi-nomadic lifestyle, herding animals across the vast grasslands. Shangkuli Pasture preserves and showcases elements of this traditional way of life. Agriculture has been practiced in the region for centuries, with wheat being a staple crop. The pasture includes wheat fields, which are part of the agricultural heritage of Inner Mongolia.
Shangkuli Sahuan Pasture serves as a microcosm of the broader cultural and historical landscape of Inner Mongolia. It provides insight into the daily lives, traditions, and skills of the local people. Visitors can engage in activities that reflect the region's cultural heritage, such as cooking local dishes and experiencing farm life.

Drive to Shangkuli Pasture
Learn about nomadic cultures of Mongolian and Manchu peoples
Experience local customs and traditions
Stay in Erguna, B, L

After breakfast, we'll take a short drive to the Forest of White Birch for a light hike. Here, you can feed reindeer and enjoy a performance by the Ewenki people, who have herded these animals for centuries.
In the afternoon, we'll head to Enhe Town, where Russian culture is deeply ingrained. Visit Russian households, sample traditional snacks, and enjoy local music, or take a scenic 3 km hike through the village. Enhe’s unique blend of cultures, including Russian, Ewenki, Mongolian, and Han Chinese, creates a rich and diverse experience.
Finally, we'll continue to Shiwei, a town with stunning landscapes and a history shaped by trade and cultural exchange with Russia.

Hike in White Birch Forest
Visit Enhe Town
Explore Shiwei town
Stay at Mukeleng Guest House, B, L

In the morning, enjoy a biking experience along the riverbanks, allowing you to cover more ground and explore the area at a comfortable pace. Alternatively, take a leisurely walk along the river to soak in the tranquil environment. You can stop to take photos, observe wildlife, or simply enjoy the moment.
Afterwards, embark on a scenic 3-hour drive along the picturesque Sino-Russian border Highway to Heishantou. Along the route, you may encounter cultural and historical sites that reflect the rich history and heritage of the border region. These can include traditional villages, ancient landmarks, and sites of historical significance.

Walk leisurely by river
Drive along Sino-Russian border highway
Stay overnight at Heishantou Mongolian Yurt, B, L

In the morning, immerse ourselves in the vast grassland of Heishantou and enjoy a horse-riding experience for about an hour. You may also choose to participate in additional activities such as go-karting on the grassland or dressing up in traditional Mongolian costumes for photos (additional fees may apply).
After a lunch break, we will take a 4-hour drive to Manzhouli, a city located at the border junction of China, Russia, and Mongolia.
Architectural Exploration: Explore the unique buildings in Manzhouli that blend architectural styles from China, Russia, and Mongolia, showcasing the city's diverse cultural influences.

Explore Manzhouli
Stay overnight at the hotel in ManZhouLi, B, L

Check out of the hotel after breakfast, we will then drive for about 3 hours to the HaiLar airport. En route to the airport, stop at Hulun Lake to enjoy the breathtaking views of the expansive lake and prairie. Hulun Lake is known for its natural beauty and is one of the 5 largest freshwater lakes in China. Conitnue our drive to the airport after a lunch break.
Your guide will assist you with the airport check-in procedures.

Enjoy the breathtaking Hulun Lake
Departure, B

Frequently Asked & Question

The best time for foreigners to visit Inner Mongolia is during late Spring (May to June) and early Autumn (September to October). During these months, the weather is generally mild and pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities like exploring the grasslands and experiencing local festivals. Summer can be hot, while winter can be extremely cold, so spring and autumn offer the most comfortable conditions for travel.

Yes, there are some restrictions for foreigners visiting Inner Mongolia. Travelers may need to register with local authorities upon arrival, particularly if visiting certain areas. Additionally, some regions, especially near sensitive borders, may require special permits. It's advisable to check the latest regulations and consult with a travel agency to ensure compliance with any entry requirements or restrictions.

Inner Mongolia experiences a continental climate with distinct seasons. Summers (June to August) are typically warm to hot, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 30°C (68°F to 86°F). Winters (December to February) are very cold, with temperatures often dropping below -20°C (-4°F). Spring and autumn are brief, with cool temperatures and strong winds. Overall, the region is known for its dry conditions and large temperature variations between day and night.

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