Hulun Lake, A Vast Freshwater Lake with Breathtaking Scenery
New Barag Right Banner of Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
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Introduction
- Hulun Lake, known as the "sea-like lake", is the fourth largest freshwater lake in China and the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, along with its sister lake, Buir Lake.
- There are eight magnificent scenic spots here, including water sunrise, lake mirage, stone piles and horse love, jade beach waves, tiger roar in Hulun, elephant mountain watching the moon, reed marsh birds and seagull island listening to the music.
- Hulun Lake is also an important habitat for birds in the northern region and a key corridor for the migration of inland birds in the eastern region. There are over 200 rare bird species living here, such as swans, seagulls, and cranes.
- Along the lake, there are leisure facilities such as swimming pools, fishing platforms, and corridors. In the summer, Hulun Lake has a cool climate and is a popular summer resort. Address New Barag Right Banner of Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
Opening hours All day (All day)
(May 1st to October 31st, Monday to Sunday)
Transportation Take a bus from Hailar and head north along the 301 National Highway. After passing through Bayannur Qi's Bayan Kuren Town for 10 kilometers, you will arrive at your destination.
The natural scenery on the west bank of the lake is better
