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Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep

In winter, the Hulunbuir grassland accumulates the endless charm of winter in the falling of snowflakes, the mountains and forests become more magnificent in the fluttering of snowflakes, and the livestock become more peaceful in the snow. In winter, when you come to Hulunbuir to see the snow, the snowy grasslands and forest areas are precipitated with layers of primitive distances, and they are using ice and snow language to blend with people's emotions.

Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep

  In winter, come to Hulunbuir to see the snow, the fluttering snowflakes are exciting, the quiet snow scenery is obsessive, conquering the cold makes people eager to try, and experiencing extremely fast sports makes people's dreams come true!

Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep

  In winter, go to Hulunbuir to see the snow, come to the deep forest of the Xing'an Mountains, the last deer tribe in China, experience the leisurely forest fun together, feel the simple folk customs, and unveil the mystery of the deer tribe!

Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep

  Every corner of Hulunbuir in winter is filled with a humanistic atmosphere that is in harmony with ice and snow, riding a Lele car and a sleigh into the real winter, forgetting the worries of the world and returning to the original beginning of life.

Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep
Walking on the machuan snowy seashore The grassland is reckless and does not sleep

Inner Mongolia & Hulunbuir, China

2021.11.14 Creative Photography: Wu Feihu