On the northeastern tip of Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in north China, there is a vast area of grassland called Hulunbuir. The grassland is known locally as the purest on earth because it's scarcely populated and the green grass stretches endlessly into the horizon.

Covering an area of 260,000 square kilometers, the Hulunbuir Prairie is known as one of the three most famous prairies in ...[Full]

On the northeastern tip of Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in north China, there is a vast area of grassland called Hulunbuir. The grassland is known locally as the purest on earth because it's scarcely populated and the green grass stretches endlessly into the horizon.

Covering an area of 260,000 square kilometers, the Hulunbuir Prairie is known as one of the three most famous prairies in the world as well as the largest one in China. Over 3,000 rivers and 500 lakes scatter in the area, while the greater Hinggan Mountains pass through. Living here are people of more than 10 ethnic groups, such as Mongolian, Russian, Ewenki and etc., who are engaged primarily in farming, livestock breeding, and aquaculture. With fresh air, unique culture and landscapes, the Hunlunbuir Prairie also enjoys the fame of "pure land in China".

The blue open sky, crystal clear lakes, green grassland......this song is depicts for us an idyllic view of the Hulunbuir grassland. Legend has it that a long long time ago, there lived a handsome young man called Hulun and a beautiful young lady called Buir. The two were deeply in love, but were forced to separate and later turned into two lakes, the Hulun and Buir lakes. This is how the vast prairie where the two lakes are located got its name-Hulunbuir. The grassland is nurtured by hundreds of rivers, large and small, that have made this area highly popular with Mongolian nomads and herders. This paradise on earth has the largest natural grassland in the world. It is known as the Kingdom of Pastureland and has more than 1,000 species of plants. It is also China's largest base for pollution-free food resource for animals.[Close]

On the northeastern tip of Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in north China, there is a vast area of grassland called Hulunbuir. The grassland is known locally as the purest on earth because it's scarcely populated and the green grass stretches endlessly into the horizon.

Covering an area of 260,000 square kilometers, the Hulunbuir Prairie is known as one of the three most famous prairies in ...[Full]