Hulunbuir grassland

Inside History on Instagram: "The longest grass slide in Asia will take you to feel the thrill of 1,200 meters down the Hulunbuir Grassland in Inner Mongolia 😲🌱 A vast region with beautiful scenery, lush plants, over 3,000 crisscrossing rivers and 500 lakes dotted around, Hulunbuir Prairie is the best-preserved grassland in China, hence it is known as “The Grass Kingdom”. It’s also the place where Genghis Khan was born and is also a famous tourist area. Like our content? Follow 👉🏼…

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Temperate grassland

Located in Inner Mongolia autonomous region, Hulunbuir is home to the Hulunbuir Grassland – one of the four largest grasslands in the world – as well as the captivating Greater Hinggan Mountains. Let’s admire its beautiful views!

Hulunbuir Grassland, located in northeastern Inner Mongolia, is considered to be the "most unsullied grassland" in China. Named after the Hulun and Buir lakes, the grassland features the beautiful scenery of vast grassland, forests, rivers and lakes, as well as the unique custom of the Mongolian ethnic group. tags: china travels (www.chinatour.com)

Hulunbuir Grassland is the purest prairie among the Inner Mongolia grasslands, known for its lush greenery and flocks and herds. Find travel info here.

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BUCKETLIST Travel & Tours on Instagram: "WHERE IS THIS? ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Looks fun 🤩 Voted #1 attraction in Hulunbuir. This is Hulunbuir Grassland, Inner Mongolia China 🇨🇳 Ribbon River Grass Skiing. The length is 1000 metres. More activities include: Hulunbuir Grassland: Explore the lush and pristine Hulunbuir Grassland, one of the world’s top four grasslands. Try horseback riding, sample local dishes, and spend a night in traditional Mongolian yurts. Ergun Wetland: Visit the “No. 1 Wetland…

Located in northeastern Inner Mongolia, the Hulunbuir Grasslands are considered the "most unsullied grasslands" in China. Description from china.org.cn. I searched for this on bing.com/images