Hulun Lake

There is also a beautiful and sad legend about Hulun Lake.

The story of diving into Hulun Lake barefoot reminded me of many things, about love, about courage, and about wisdom. At three or four o'clock in the afternoon, the surface of Hulun Lake was sparkling in the sunlight, and there was no end in sight.

Walking and playing with travel companions by the lake, although it is a lake, it gives people the illusion of an ocean, just as vast and deep.

I imagine what kind of people live on the other side of the lake, and what joys and sorrows they have. Traveling is never just about perceiving the colors, shapes, and flavors of a place, but also about giving your body and mind to this strange place, letting it give you a new experience of life.

The ticket to Hulun Lake is 30 yuan🎫. You can ask the driver to drive in from the fork on the right side of the scenic area to avoid buying a ticket.

After entering the scenic area from the fork on the right, you can walk to the lake along a hillside path. When the light is good, Hulun Lake is very suitable for taking backlit photos📷.

Hulun Lake, also known as 'Dalai Lake', is a sister lake of Buir Lake. Local herders call it "a lake like the sea". It is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, the largest lake in Northeast China, and the fifth largest freshwater lake in China. In September, Hulun Lake is like a flowing blue painting, with endless blue waves, like a crystal-clear and huge pearl, inlaid on the Hulunbuir grassland, which is pleasing to the eye. It is the symbol of Hulunbuir grassland and the pride of Hulunbuir.

Hulun Lake, in Mongolian, means "sea-like lake". It is a lake in the Ergun River Basin and the largest lake in Inner Mongolia. It is located in the heart of Hulunbuir Grassland and is known as the "Pearl of the Grassland". The Hulun Lake area is the main birthplace of many nomadic peoples in the north. Donghu, Xiongnu, Xianbei, Shiwei, Huihe, Turkic, Khitan, Jurchen, Mongolian and other ethnic groups once lived and multiplied here.

The so-called Hulun Lake Scenic Area is just a small area of the lake artificially enclosed and built into a paid park. The ticket price of 40 yuan is comparable to that of the Forbidden City, and there are no supporting facilities. The lake is large, blue and clean. It is not as bad as the online reviews say. The lake is indeed beautiful against the backdrop of blue sky and white clouds, but that's all, because the only way to play is to walk along the gravel road on the lake beach, which takes about ten to twenty minutes to complete the journey, and the experience is almost zero. There are several yachts on the lake, and the charge is not cheap. A platform for taking photos has been built by the lake, which is also charged. As for the great wonders introduced in Baidu Encyclopedia, such as the Lake and Sky Mirage, the Stone Piles in Love with Horses, the Jade Beach Waves, the Tiger Roaring in Hulun, and the Elephant Mountain Looking at the Moon, none of them are reflected here. The only place where you can take pictures is the stone tablet engraved with Hulun Lake.

Hulun Lake is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, also known as "Dalai Lake". It is a sister lake of Beier Lake and the origin of the name of the "Hulun Buir" region. Hulun Lake is very famous: China's third largest freshwater lake in terms of water storage, China's fifth largest freshwater lake, and the largest lake in Northeast China... The lake is very large and you can take a cruise on the lake, but it is basically surrounded by grasslands and the scenery is relatively monotonous, so it is recommended to walk along the lake.

In fact, the name Hulunbuir comes from the fact that there are two lakes here, namely Hulun Lake and Beier Lake.

Most tourists go to Hulun Lake to a paid scenic spot on the north bank of the lake, but the attraction I want to recommend to you is not that scenic spot, but a place called Genghis Khan's Horse Tie Post on the west bank of Hulun Lake. It is a completely free attraction with few tourists. The location is to turn to a fork road after driving on National Highway 311 (self-navigation Genghis Khan Horse Tie Post), and there is a very obvious sign of a warrior riding a horse at the starting point of the fork road.

As the navigation displayed the location getting closer and closer, I was sitting in the back seat of the car and was almost looking forward to it. Finally, the cliff seemed to suddenly appear from the horizon. Although I had seen its picture in the guide, it was not until I got there in person that I realized that the cliff was so vast!

It is really beautiful, and looks like the small fresh islands I have seen in travel notes. If you look closely, there are dots of cows grazing on the grass on the cliff. In the parking lot, we also met a docile big white dog (zhu), which we kept petting.

All in all, I highly recommend this attraction!

There is an empty scenic spot called Golden Coast in the west. I thought it was a scenic spot under construction, but when I came back to check, I found that it was a semi-abandoned scenic spot.

Although, the lake is not very interesting on a cloudy day, it is worth a short stop just for the name Hulun.

The south bank of Hulun Lake is a processed scenic spot. It is just a lakeside view. You have to pay an entrance fee. It is not worth going.

We fed all the leftover bread to the seagulls.

The scenery on the way to Hulun Lake is very good. I think this Hulun Lake is just so-so, it is just a lake that looks endless, and it does look a bit like the sea. But there is a lot of garbage in the scenic spot.

Hulun Lake is located in the heart of Hulunbuir Prairie. It is an irregular oblique rectangle with the long axis from southwest to northeast. The lake is 93 kilometers long, with a maximum width of 41 kilometers and an average width of 32 kilometers. The lake has a circumference of 447 kilometers, an area of 2,339 square kilometers, an average water depth of 5.7 meters, and a water storage capacity of 13.85 billion cubic meters. It is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia and the largest lake in Northeast China.

After shopping, we went directly to Hulun Lake Scenic Area, also known as Dalai Lake. It is a freshwater lake like the Beier Lake next to it. It is the origin of the name Hulun Buir and the largest lake here. The lake is vast and looks like the boundless sea. It was cloudy when we went there, which was the only bad weather on this trip.

As the saying goes: If a wolf turns back, there must be a reason; either to repay a favor or to seek revenge.

Genghis Khan's horse post is located on the west bank of Hulun Lake, 88 kilometers away from Manzhouli City. There is a stretch of river bank that looks like a wolf's head.

When we arrived here, it was already late in the evening. We had to turn off the national highway. There was a section of the road that was not easy to walk on as it was all dirt road.

After walking for a while, I realized the road conditions were so bad that I lost confidence and wanted to turn back.

I happened to see a jeep with a Beijing license plate coming from the opposite direction. I asked how far this road was. The man was very enthusiastic and said: It's not far. After passing this section, it will be a good road! It's not easy to come here, don't go back, go and have a look, it's pretty good!

I thought about it and continued walking forward.

Sure enough, the trail soon came to an end, and there was an endless asphalt road ahead.

When we got to Hulun Lake, it was really beautiful! Especially the aerial view of Hulun Lake was very beautiful.

Maybe I had too high expectations for Hulun Lake. When I was actually there, it wasn't as clear and bright as I thought. But it's still a must-visit place when you come to Hulunbuir.

Hulun Lake, also known as Dalai Lake and Hulun Pond, is called Zhalainor by local herdsmen. It is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, the fifth largest inland lake in China, the fourth largest freshwater lake in China, and a sister lake of Lake Beier.

There are many Hulun Lakes/Dalai Lakes as big as Hong Kong, which means a lake like the sea. Inland areas generally yearn for the sea. Tickets are 50 yuan/person and viewing from a distance is free

There is winter fishing in winter, and the golden grassland outside the gate of the scenic area

Since we went there on November 11, it was off-season and there were no tourists. All the shops were closed and no one was managing them, so we drove in directly and walked wherever we wanted. It was great.

The legend of Hulun and Beier, Hulun is still Chinese territory, but Beier already belongs to Russia, what a pity!

The lake in the grassland has the same momentum and scenery as the sea. Facing the lake, you can also wait for the spring flowers to bloom.

The largest freshwater lake in the northern region, the lakeside is a bit like the sea, but there is really nothing to see.

I think Hulun Lake is more beautiful than Beier Lake. For the sake of the word "Hulun", I recommend going there.

Hulun Lake is like the sea with endless horizons. I hope such nature can be preserved forever!

Hulun Lake is the most ordinary lake I have ever seen. Maybe it is due to the weather, the scenery is just average.

Hulun Lake is part of the origin of the name Hulunbuir!

Hulun Lake is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in my country, also known as Dalai Lake. "Dalai" is Mongolian, meaning "sea"; "Dalai Lake" means a lake like the sea. The surface of Hulun Lake is an irregular oblique rectangle, and the lake area is vast. The vast expanse of blue waves is like a crystal pearl inlaid on the beautiful Hulunbuir grassland.

Hulun Lake is a famous lake in Inner Mongolia. Together with Beiler Lake, it has created the powerful business card of "Hulunbuir".

It’s a huge lake, it feels like the sea, and it stretches as far as the eye can see.

Located in Xinbaerhu Right Banner in the west of Hulunbuir Grassland in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it is a freshwater lake of tectonic origin whose mineralization is greatly affected by the environment. Hulun Lake is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, the third largest freshwater lake in China in terms of water storage, and the largest lake in Northeast China. It is a sister lake with Beier Lake. The west bank of Hulun Lake is undulating mountains and handsome cliffs; the east and south banks are flat and open. The bottom of the lake is muddy and relatively flat. The lake surface is an irregular oblique rectangle with the long axis from southwest to northeast. The lake is 93 kilometers long, with a maximum width of 41 kilometers, an average width of 32 kilometers, and a circumference of 447 kilometers. The weather was particularly bad when we went there, it was cloudy and rainy.

It's just a big lake, and the birds are pretty nice.

Just search for Genghis Khan's Horse Post on the map, and you will see a more authentic Hulun Lake than the Hulun Lake Tourist Scenic Area.

The area is very large, and the lake is like the sea and stretches as far as the eye can see.

The lake is like the sea, stretching as far as the eye can see. The largest freshwater lake in the north

Hulun Lake is very beautiful. It is said that it originally had a large area, but the lake surface has shrunk due to grassland development, irrigation and weather reasons.

Hulun Lake is very beautiful. It is said that it originally had a large area, but the lake surface has shrunk due to grassland development, irrigation and weather reasons.

You can drive or charter a car to Hulun Lake. Adhering to the principle of budget travel, the three of us chose to go by bus. Take bus 1 to bus 20 to the terminal, and then take a 20-yuan Didi to the lake. Dalai Lake is very big, so you don't have to go to the scenic area! We played from 1pm to 7:30pm! The lake water is like matcha soup.

The locals call it Dalai Lake, which means "sea-like lake" in Mongolian. The driver took us to a viewing point, but the sun was blocked by dark clouds. Without the company of light, Hulun Lake did not show its most beautiful side to us.

Who says herders can't see the "sea"? The endless Hulun Lake

Because it was late autumn when we went there, it felt like it might be the most ordinary lake. In fact, the climate and soil conditions in Hulunbuir are still relatively poor, so having a lake there is really rare and precious.

In ancient times, there was a couple in the Mongolian tribe. The girl was called Hulun and the boy was called Beier. The demon Manggus led wolves, insects, tigers and leopards to the grassland. Relying on the two extremely powerful clear water pearls on his head, he ravaged the grassland, sucked the river water dry, the grass withered and yellowed, and the livestock died. He cast a pervasive black fog and snatched away Miss Hulun. Beier fought with the demon Manggus for the grassland and Miss Hulun. Hulun pretended to please Manggus: "If you give me one of the pearls on your head, I will grant your wish in the future." Manggus was so excited that he said yes and handed one of them to Hulun. Hulun knew that a pearl was a pool of clear water. In order to nourish the grassland, she resolutely put the pearl into her mouth and turned into a vast clear water. Manggus was dumbfounded. Without a pearl on his body, his divine power was reduced by half. Beier caught up with Manggus, pulled the bow like a full moon, and shot an arrow into his heart. Beier seized another pearl and went looking for Hulun with the joy of victory. Only then did he know that Hulun had turned into a goddess who nourished the grassland. The sad Beier vowed to protect Hulun forever and swallowed another pearl. Suddenly, a pool of clear water appeared in the south of Hulun Lake. In order to commemorate them, the villagers named the two lakes Hulun Lake and Beier Lake respectively.

A very famous place. In addition to being vast and boundless, the water quality is very poor, and the lake water containing a lot of green algae rolls up the shore, lacking beauty. Good drivers will take you to the lake by bypassing the toll booth, while ordinary drivers will drive directly to the parking lot and let you buy a ticket yourself for 20 yuan, which is unnecessary. You can get to the lake by taking a longer detour.

It was quite disappointing. I understand why so many people are attracted to the original beauty, because it is so beautiful! This kind of artificial trace is very serious. To be honest, it is like the park downstairs. It can't arouse any ripples in my heart.

The fifth largest freshwater lake in China, rich in many kinds of fish, one of the must-see attractions when traveling to Manzhouli

The lake in autumn has an unusual atmosphere.

Hulun Lake looks as beautiful as the sea, so quiet, so blue, so pure, and it always makes people discover its unique beauty. Let us cherish the beauty of nature together, so I will start with you and follow your example, carrying a garbage bag with me to put away my garbage! In the future, Hulun Lake will be bluer and the grassland will be greener, so we must protect nature.

Hulun Lake is as vast as the sea, but its water is not as blue as the sea. It is a slightly turbid sandy yellow. The lake is surrounded by rough rocks, which deepens the coldness of the water.

Hulun Lake is very big, and we only saw a part of it.

There are many crystal clear agate stones in the sand and stones by the lake. Although they are very small, they will be very beautiful if you gather them together, take them home and put them in a fish tank.

It is recommended that you visit Dalai Lake, which is as vast and tranquil as the sea. If you are lucky, you can even pick up agate stones by the lake.

Hulun Lake looks as beautiful as the sea, so quiet, so blue, so pure, and it always makes people discover its unique beauty. Let us cherish the beauty of nature together, so I will start with you and follow your example, carrying a garbage bag with me to put away my garbage! In the future, Hulun Lake will be bluer and the grassland will be greener, so we must protect nature.

Hulun Lake looks as beautiful as the sea, so quiet, so blue, so pure, and always makes people discover its unique beauty. Let us cherish the beauty of nature together, so I will start with you and follow your example, carrying a garbage bag with me to put away my garbage! In the future, Hulun Lake will be bluer and the grassland will be greener, so we must protect nature.

This lake has a strong fishy smell and doesn't seem to have any special features. Maybe there are more islands in the south, so this lake is just average.

Bad review, bad review, the worst lake I've ever seen, the water is very muddy, I can't get the beauty of it at all, maybe Hulunbuir is famous for it, so it attracts so many people! Actually very disappointed, there are a lot of people, the lakeside is all cement and stone, you can't get close to the water

On August 23, I visited the Hulun Lake Golden Coast scenic spot. At that time, the entrance showed that it was not open, but I went in anyway. It looked OK from a distance, but the shore was seriously polluted when I looked closely. Some people were picking up some red and white stones on the shore.

Hulun Lake is located in the southern part of Zha District. Dalai Lake is the customary name of Hulun Lake, which means "sea-like lake". Hulun Lake is the largest lake in Inner Mongolia, the largest lake in the north, and has become the fourth largest freshwater lake in China.

The blue sky reaches the sky, and from time to time flocks of water birds circle and dance above, and motorboats also speed across the lake.

People say that the Hulunbuir prairie is green to the horizon and so green that it forms blue. But after we arrived at Hulun Lake today, we discovered that the lake water can also merge into the same color as the sky, without distinguishing between you and me.

Just look at it from a distance, the development efforts are not enough

I suggest that people who have seen the sea don't need to go to this place and don't waste the ticket. But if you haven't seen the sea, you can go and take a look.

The ticket is 40 yuan, there is no water in the toilet, the water quality in the lake is not good, and all the facilities are not complete. It will be a pity if you don't come, but it will be annoying if you come.

2018.8.13. I really can't complain. There was a long queue of cars on the road, just to collect the entrance fee, 40 yuan per person, and the parking fee was 5 yuan. The free toilets were firmly locked, and you had to go to the parking lot to pay for the toilets. There was a commercial atmosphere everywhere, and it was all changed. In short, the scenery was okay, but the people were too bad!

Hulun Lake is also known as Hulun Pond, Dalai Lake and Dalai Nor. "Dalai" is Mongolian, meaning "sea"; "Nor" means "lake" and "Dalai Lake" means "sea-like lake". It is the fifth largest freshwater lake in China and the largest freshwater lake in the north. The surface of Hulun Lake is an irregular oblique rectangle, with a vast lake area and blue waves like a crystal pearl inlaid on the beautiful Hulunbuir grassland.

It actually looks no different from Qinghai Lake. For those of us who grew up by the sea, Hulun Lake did not arouse much interest in us.

Hulun Lake is definitely worth visiting, especially when traveling with children, as they particularly like to go to places with water.

The vast lake has no end in sight. The lakeside is covered with green grasslands, and there are yurts and villages in the distance. The clouds in the sky are very low, floating slowly, changing freely into various shapes, as if you can touch the corner of her clothes if you walk over.

As a national nature reserve with unique advantages and representative of grassland landform, it is a paradise for photography enthusiasts when encountering various extreme weather conditions.

On the way from Heishantou to Xinbarhu Right Banner, there is a fence, but no one is guarding it. You can climb over it and the scenery is nice. There is a small pavilion suitable for taking pictures.

Xinbarhu Right Banner, turn right and walk to the end of the cement road. You can see a temple. There is a road on the left side of the temple. Turn left and walk down to Hulun Lake.

The locals treat this place as an amusement park. It is quite large, but it doesn’t look as beautiful as Lake Bell. It feels like something is missing.

The lake is awesome. Sit quietly by the lake and feel the changes of the lake water, deep blue, light blue, and the sky is also that pure blue. It is really the same color as the sea and the sky! Although Hulun Lake is not as majestic as Qinghai Lake, it is really like the legendary Hulun girl, gentle and peaceful! Such a beautiful scenery naturally produced a lot of blockbusters, without retouching, natural beauty.

For those of us who grew up by the sea, we are used to the sea and don’t feel anything. The lake water is a bit dirty. It is a good place for barbecue in summer, but nothing else. . .

Unlike the descriptions in the travel notes I read before, many places are closed, the trestle bridge is gone, and there are few spots suitable for taking photos. It is windy and sunny (ticket 45/person)

It is the largest lake in the north, and it is so big that you can't see the end of it. Due to environmental protection reasons, many places along the lake are prohibited from entering.

Life is like a journey. You don’t have to care about the destination. What matters is the scenery along the way and the mood of watching the scenery. Let your heart travel!

Worth a visit!

The facilities in the scenic area need to be improved

Hulun Lake is very close to Manzhouli. This lake is indeed very large and boundless, and the scenery is relatively plain. The ticket price is 40 yuan per person and the parking fee is 5 yuan.

Well, I went there with high hopes. If you don't know how to edit photos, don't go. Without editing photos, the lake is really unbearable to look at. The water is not clear, and there is no scenery around. The gap between reality and imagination is really big. It's just a very big lake, and it's not very beautiful.

The lake is very large and seagulls are circling on the water. Hulun Lake is also called Dalai Lake.

The ice on Hulun Lake is very thick. You can drive directly up and drift. It's a great experience. Looking into the ice, it feels like a science fiction movie. I saw local people fishing. In fact, fishing is not allowed here. This guy did it secretly.

The clear water of Hulun Lake reflects the pure blue sky, which stimulates me. This is the blue diamond on the Hulunbuir grassland - Hulun Lake. The clean lake water and unique wetland ecology have nurtured abundant fish resources. The lake water is clear and cold, and it is a beautiful lake.

Hulun Lake is indeed vast. Standing by the lake, you can't see the edge. The water level has indeed dropped a lot. You can even walk to the viewing island about 1km away from the lake, so I took a photo of the shore scenery on the island. Dalai Lake is really too big. It is said that it is the size of two Hong Kongs or nine West Lakes. Standing on this fifth largest freshwater lake in China, it is like standing on the shore of the sea. The blue lake is set against the blue sky. Looking back at the shore, there is green grassland between the sky and the earth, like an incomparable fairyland.

The lake surface sparkles in the afternoon sunlight, and the horizon is endless. Walking and playing by the lake gives people the illusion that it is as vast and deep as the sea.