What clothes should I wear when visiting Hulunbuir Prairie in July? What are the folk customs of Hulunbuir?

The temperature in Hulunbuir Prairie is pleasant. In addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery, you can also ride horses and camels, watch wrestling, horse racing, eat grassland-style "whole lamb banquet" and other activities. It makes people very nostalgic and yearning. If you have been under a lot of pressure recently and want to release it, you can gallop on the green grassland and enjoy the joy brought by nature.

Contents of this article

1. What to wear when visiting Hulunbuir Prairie in July

2. What are the folk customs of Hulunbuir?

3. What is produced in the Hulunbuir Grassland in Inner Mongolia?

What to wear when visiting Hulunbuir Prairie in July

It is recommended to wear short-sleeved clothes and pants during the day, and long-sleeved clothes and pants with a jacket at night. The highest temperature in Hulunbuir Prairie in July is usually around 30 degrees, and around 20 degrees at night. The temperature difference between morning and evening is large, so you need to add clothes at any time according to the local temperature changes.

The temperature in Hulunbuir Prairie is pleasant, but the ultraviolet rays are strong, so it is recommended to take sun protection measures in advance and bring protective items such as sunglasses, sun protection clothing, and parasols.

Mosquitoes are quite strong in Hulunbuir grassland in summer, especially in riverside areas. It is recommended to bring some mosquito repellent products, such as mosquito repellent.

In addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery on the Hulunbuir grassland, you can also ride horses and camels, watch wrestling, horse racing, and eat grassland-style "whole lamb banquet" and other activities.

What are the folk customs of Hulunbuir?

The staple foods are porridge, noodles, steamed buns, rice, etc. They drink milk tea and eat beef and mutton. Festival activities include yangge, duo opera, single performances, ice sculptures, ice lanterns, lantern exhibitions, folk dances of the descendants of Chinese and Russians, fireworks shows, etc. Traditional festivals include the Imue Festival, the Mikorulu Festival, the Sebing Festival, the Bonfire Festival, etc.

Hulunbuir is located in the northeast of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is named after Hulun Lake and Beiler Lake in its territory. It covers an area of ​​about 253,000 square kilometers.

The Hulunbuir Grassland in Hulunbuir is one of the four largest grasslands in the world, with an altitude between 650 and 700 meters.

The wild fruits in Hulunbuir include dusi, blueberry, bird cherry, hawthorn, raspberry, black bean fruit, oriental strawberry, etc.

What is produced in the Hulunbuir grasslands of Inner Mongolia?

Hulunbuir grassland is rich in Sanhe horses and Sanhe cattle, as well as snacks such as white melon seeds, black fungus, roasted lamb legs, whole lamb banquets, hand-pulled meat, and "whole fish banquets". Ethnic snacks include milk tea, dried milk, milk skin, cheese, fried rice, etc. The Sanhe horse, which is abundant in Hulunbuir grassland, is one of the three famous horses in China. It is a hybrid of Russian Post-Baikal horses, Mongolian horses, and British purebred horses. It has a domestication history of more than a hundred years. It is mainly produced in the Sanhe area of ​​Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia, hence the name. The Sanhe cattle of Hulunbuir grassland are a dual-purpose dairy and meat breed bred in China, a Chinese geographical indication product, and are produced in the Sanhe area of ​​Ergun City.