Hulunbuir is the most popular check-in spot

Hulunbuir's withered grass, wilderness, boundlessness, artistic conception, vastness, and grandness make it a popular destination for many tourists.

Heishantou

Heishantou, known as 'Hala Taolagai' in Mongolian, is named after the Heishan Mountains located 2 kilometers northeast of the town. Heishantou Town is situated 45 kilometers southwest of Eerguna City. To the west and northwest, it faces the Priargunsky District of Russia across the Eerguna River. It borders Chen Barag Banner to the south and is adjacent to Sanhe Hui Ethnic Township and Enhe Russian Ethnic Township to the northeast.

Wedding Palace

The Wedding Palace is located on a small hill within the Dongshan Botanical Garden, the highest point in Manzhouli City. It is a simple, solemn, and elegant Gothic-style building that serves as a comprehensive venue integrating tourism, European-style weddings, and other functions. It is also one of the landmark buildings in Manzhouli.

Morigele Grassland Scenic Area

Herds of cattle and sheep, and the distant mountain lines are all coated with a faint warm color, creating a grand and magnificent scene.

Hulunbuir Ancient City

Hulunbuir Ancient City was built in 1734 and was one of the two border defense cities established by the Qing government in Heilongjiang (the other being Aihun City). The original site of the ancient city is now around Zhengyang Street in Hailar District. Today, it has become a major tourist area in Hailar City, combined with a commercial street.

Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area

Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area is a landmark tourist attraction in Manzhouli City. The scenic area includes six functional zones: Matryoshka World, Happy Zone, Matryoshka Theater, Russian Folk Experience Hall, Russian-Mongolian Performance Theater, and Extreme Park. It features world-renowned Russian circus, fantasy ballet, Russian handicrafts, and more.

Locomotive Square

Locomotive Square was completed in June 2004. The locomotive in the square is a Japanese-made steam locomotive from 1940, and the tracks below it are 43-kg rails made in the Soviet Union in 1925. The term '43-kg rails' refers to the fact that each meter of the rail weighs 43 kilograms. The locomotive's number is '1861'.

Border Defense Highway

Blue skies and white clouds, grasslands and forests, rivers and wildflowers—simple elements, yet picturesque scenery. Border Defense Highway: Known as 'China's Most Beautiful Road,' it is a 6-kilometer-long straight road that stretches endlessly into the sky. On one section of the road, you can drive to the top of a mountain and enjoy a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks.