After more than twenty-four hours of travel, we finally set foot on the distant land of Inner Mongolia. Although not completely unfamiliar, there are many things we've never seen before. Visiting a museum is the quickest way to understand a place, and it was indeed enlightening.

Walked into Asia's largest wetland, the Ergun Wetland, experiencing the natural ecology and meandering rivers flowing across the land. From the high ground, overlooked the vast grasslands. Stayed at the Heishantou Manor, far from the hustle and bustle, walked through serene woods, and encountered adorable animals.

We experienced the Mongolian traditional welcome ceremony, participated in several grassland activities, and wholeheartedly immersed ourselves in the vast grassland. It was peaceful and empty, with heaven and earth accompanying, and everything becoming one.

After a bumpy journey through unknown paths, we arrived at the manor. We tasted the unique, primitive flavors of the grassland and immersed ourselves in the green hills and red flowers. Occasionally, unidentified small insects wandered around our feet as we walked to the highest point. Here, we felt that we were part of the earth, losing ourselves but seeing a much larger version of ourselves.

Tianchi, Dichi, Bailang Peak, and the wonders of nature on earth.

Looking far into the distance from a high place, the edge of the world is unseen, wondering where the long wind starts as it stirs the ocean waves.

It was a journey of immersing ourselves in nature and forgetting ourselves!

HYLT to all!

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