The Golden Autumn Fairy Tale of Hulunbuir is Happening Now.

Erguna National Wetland In the early morning, drive from the Morigele River, which still has the last touch of late summer green on the grasslands, to Erguna. The green fades to yellow, slowly stepping into the territory of autumn. Compared to the Erguna Wetland Park near the city, the Erguna National Wetland Park is more worth visiting. 🛻 Walking through the park takes quite a while, so taking a small tour bus for the first half is more cost-effective, allowing you to pass through similar-looking woods. 🐦 After getting off the bus, the golden trees surrounding the meandering river look beautiful. You need to cross a small section of woods after the bridge, where little squirrels and protected birds are quite active, occasionally brushing against your feet. The shadows of the fallen leaves are unique. 🏞 After walking out of the forest boardwalk, you will reach a hilltop waterfall overlooking the wetland landscape. Although it is an artificial waterfall, the drone shots are still pretty good, haha. ⛰ After crossing the bridge, you start climbing the 381 steps of the boardwalk to the hilltop. The steps are quite steep in the first half, and most people are panting with hands on hips, but the birch forest is beautiful. In September, the yellow is at its brightest, and with frequent stops, it doesn't feel too far. 🌅 The scenery at the top is also very rich, and with the sun appearing or hiding behind the clouds, the colors change unpredictably. Near sunset, the interplay of light and shadow becomes even more three-dimensional.