Inner Mongolia, despite the name, is actually in China. It’s a massive, crescent-shaped province that wraps around the country of Mongolia, aka Outer Mongolia, before pushing further North into Russian Siberia. While the South of the province is pretty much all desert, the North is nothing but forests and grasslands.
Moerdaoga
This is the Northern tip of Inner Mongolia. Outside of the Russian-looking villages, the place looks like what you’d imagine Siberia to look like in the summer – rivers, endless forests, and relentless clouds of mosquitoes.
China on the left, Russia on the right 
Russian border 
Hulunbuir
Wide open spaces stretching to the horizon, populated mainly by herds of sheep or horses with just the occasional yurt breaking the visual monotony. The stereotypical Mongolian grassland scenery
Aershan
A stopover in the main town on the Russian-Chinese border, and then a drive down to the Aershan National Park
