Hulunbuir is back! (It exceeded all my expectations.)

Because of a photo of the White Cliff at Hulun Lake and a sunset over the Ergun River, I embarked on a journey to Hulunbuir, and this trip brought me far more than I expected! 1. Experienced the vastness of the grasslands along the Morigele River. 2. Accompanied by the Ergun River throughout the trip, I saw its beauty from various angles. 3. Fed reindeer and chatted with an Ewenki elder (as a fan of "The Right Bank of the Ergun River," this was a dream come true). 4. Rode horses at Heishantou and watched a golden sunset, then saw a pink sunset at Smiling Face River. 5. Witnessed the rain-soaked beauty of the Greater Khingan Mountains. 6. Picked lots of wildflowers in Wildflower Valley, smelled the rich aroma of rapeseed flowers in the air, and the team leader even made a beautiful flower crown. 7. Rode horses for a long time, feeling like I could gallop freely now, and watched a spectacular scene of hundreds of horses running together. 8. Finally saw the Hulun Lake I had been dreaming of (it was just as I imagined). 9. Took photos of a hotel that looked like an anime scene (the Matryoshka Hotel lobby). 10. Got a free Mongolian robe photoshoot that I had been wanting. 11. Enjoyed various delicious lamb dishes and incredibly tasty Northeastern cuisine! 12. The biggest surprise was that our guide took us to a very niche and stunningly beautiful spot. I’m super grateful to my two guides: one was Leader Xiao Wu, who was reliable, responsible, and took us to explore and eat at so many places; the other was Snow Town Leader Xiao Yu, a social butterfly who took amazing photos, sang beautifully, and brought us so much joy (he said he could show tourists a sunset every day). If there’s any regret, it’s probably not seeing the stars over the grasslands—guess I’ll leave that for next time!