The Moer Gorge River in Hulunbuir Grassland of Inner Mongolia is a must-visit spot for tourists

✔️ The Moer Gorge River, a tributary of the Hailar River which is the upper source of the Heilongjiang River, is also known as the Mor Gorge River, Mor Gen River, or Moer Gen River. It is a transliteration from Mongolian, meaning 'a winding river'. ✔️ Located within the jurisdiction of Chen Barag Banner in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, it flows from northeast to southwest across the entire territory of Chen Barag Banner, with a length of 319 kilometers, ✔️ The terrain within the river basin is relatively flat and open, with a gentle river gradient and meandering course. It is known as 'the most winding river in the world', and the banks are rich with lush grass and water, making it an excellent natural pasture. The downstream flows into Lake Hulun and then out from the southeast end of the lake, joining the Hailar River. Along the banks, there are developments such as the Golden Khan Mongolian tribe, Hulunbuir Grassland·Moer Gorge River, and Chen Barag Banner Hulun Lake grassland river scenic areas. ✔️ It can be said that this section is the most beautiful grassland route in Hulunbuir. Therefore, when you come to Hulunbuir, don't miss the Moer Gorge River.