2026 Huma Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in August)

With forests as paper and border rivers as ink, a grand landscape scroll of China's northernmost mountains and waters is painted At the "rooster comb" tip of China's map lies an 80,000-square-kilometer green kingdom—Daxing'anling. Here, there is no city noise, only the breath of the forest, the whispers of rivers, and a sky so close it feels within reach. If you long for true nature and want a touch of wilderness, come explore the top 10 magical scenic spots on this land with me! 1. Beiji Village Scenic Area This is not just a claim—Beiji Village is truly the northernmost village in China! Standing here, you are genuinely at the northernmost point of China. Across the Heilongjiang River, you can see Russia. Around the summer solstice, there is almost no night, and if you're lucky, you might catch the dancing northern lights. The village has the northernmost post office and the northernmost outpost. Sending a postcard stamped with the northernmost postmark home is especially meaningful. In winter, when snow falls, riding a horse-drawn sleigh through the snowy forest feels like stepping into a fairy tale from Frozen. 2. Longjiang First Bend (Hongqiling section, northwest of Mohe City) The Heilongjiang River makes a huge "Ω"-shaped bend here, stretching 30 kilometers! Climb the viewing platform and look down—the river winds like a blue silk ribbon around forested islands. In the sunlight, the islands look edged in gold, called "Golden Ring Island" by locals. This is home to the last black birch forest in Daxing'anling. From this height, the grandeur of a river viewing two countries unfolds before you. 3. Beihong Village (Beiji Township, Mohe City) Don’t be fooled by the name—it’s actually farther north than Beiji Village! Beihong Village is the true northernmost original village. Some households still use hand pumps, wooden log houses emit cooking smoke, and the villagers are very simple and honest. Surrounded by untouched primeval forest, opening the window reveals pine waves and forest seas, with stars shining brightly at night. Want the most authentic northeastern village experience? This is the place. 4. Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns (50 meters south of Jiama Highway, Mohe City) This is a natural wetland where the Emuer River twists and turns like a playful dragon through meadows and forests, creating countless bends. From the 20-meter-high viewing platform, the view is breathtaking—the river appears faintly in the morning mist, and in autumn, the banks are ablaze with red, yellow, and green, like a spilled palette. Every shot with your camera is a masterpiece. 5. Daxing'anling May 6 Fire Memorial Hall (Zhonghua Road, Jizhen, Mohe City) The devastating forest fire in 1987 changed Daxing'anling forever. The memorial hall uses photos, artifacts, and videos to restore that painful history. It’s not a typical scenic spot, but a must-visit for everyone coming to Daxing'anling. Standing before the recreated scenes, seeing charred trunks and disaster relief images, your heart aches. It reminds us that while the great forest gifts us beauty, we must protect it. 6. Ludingshan Mountain (near Huma County town) Jin Yong fans, take note! This mountain is the very Ludingshan from The Deer and the Cauldron, with a calligraphy inscription by Jin Yong himself! The mountain isn’t tall but perfectly located—climb to the top to overlook the winding Huma River across the plains. Eight flags stand on the mountain representing the Eight Banners, and there’s a treasure hunt-themed trail where you can search for "Wei Xiaobao’s treasure," making it perfect for a family adventure. 7. Love Town (Xinlin District) The coordinates alone are romantic overload! 52°13′14″ N (5201314) and 124°41′31″ E (1314421) sound like "I love you forever" and "Forever only love you" in Chinese. Couples must check in here! There’s a love coordinate stone, a heart-lock bridge, a "love post office" to send letters to the future, and a small forest chapel to hold hands and make wishes… the air itself feels sweet. 8. Baiquan Valley Ecotourism Area (24 km from Jagdaqi City) Step into this valley where over 280 springs bubble up, and the air is intoxicatingly fresh—packed with negative oxygen ions! Even more amazing, ancient rock paintings from thousands of years ago are hidden on the mountaintop, with mysterious red-brown patterns still undeciphered. Follow the wooden boardwalk to see the ice-eroded Great Wall wonder, scoop up some natural spring water to wash your face, and instantly cool off from the hike. 9. Cangshan Stone Forest Scenic Area (Huzhong District) Hidden in the primeval forest is a "stone maze." Volcanic rock shaped by millions of years of weathering has formed countless strange shapes—some like tigers descending the mountain, others like scholars gazing at the moon. Walking through the stone forest, moss cushions your steps, birdsong and streams fill your ears, and sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled shadows as if the mountain spirit might appear at any moment. 10. Beiji Island Scenic Area (Mohe City) Go north from Beiji Village and you’ll reach Beiji Island. It’s the second-largest island in the Heilongjiang River but much quieter and more low-key. The island preserves the earthen walls of the Yaksa ancient battlefield from the Qing Dynasty, with ruins telling stories of resistance against Russia. Stroll along the river, watch fishing boats cross the river’s center, and see Russian villages just across the water. At sunset, the entire river glows golden, breathtakingly beautiful. From the biting winds of Beiji Village to the sweet coordinates of Love Town, from the grandeur of Longjiang First Bend to the tinkling springs of Baiquan Valley, Daxing'anling’s top 10 are far more than just ten scenes. It is the breath of rolling forests, the lifeblood of winding border rivers, and the ancient songs sung by the Oroqen people. Bring your eyes, clear your schedule, and come to Daxing'anling to find the north, find peace, and find the part of yourself dulled by city life that longs to reconnect with nature. The mountains and waters here are silent but always warm the heart.

At the “golden rooster crown” of China’s map, on the eastern slope of the Greater Khingan Mountains, lies a border town embraced by the Heilongjiang River—Huma. It is the county with the longest border along the Russian frontier in Heilongjiang Province. The 371 km of border river scenery gives it a majestic presence described as “black water edging, golden roads paving.” Here is the real-life martial arts world from Jin Yong’s novels. Climb Ludingshan Mountain, where the mist seems to carry the clash of swords. Put on a martial arts costume and instantly step into a world of chivalry and justice. This is the northern border’s landscape gallery. From Huashan Mountain, you can gaze at the winding Heilongjiang River like a painting. Take a 40 km boat ride along the golden waterway to experience the unique charm of “one river, two countries.” In spring, enjoy the thrilling sight of ice floes racing down the border river. In summer, wander through the romantic sea of azaleas covering thousands of acres. In autumn, admire the colorful mountains on both banks as the forests turn vibrant. In winter, join the passionate celebration of the ice and snow martial arts culture week. The mysterious and ancient intangible cultural heritage of the Oroqen people adds soul to this land. Huma is more than a place name; it is a journey toward the distant, the martial world, and freedom. Transportation: The preferred option is to drive the G331, the most beautiful border highway; or fly to Heihe or Jiagedaqi and then transfer by car. Recommended itinerary: · One-day highlights: Morning at Ludingshan Mountain (inspiration for Jin Yong’s The Deer and the Cauldron, free admission) → Afternoon at Huashan Mountain (30 RMB ticket) → Evening at Riverside Park to watch the border river sunset · Two-day deep dive: Day 1 same as above; Day 2 visit the 80-li Great Bay (an impressive omega-shaped river bend) → Huma River Wetlands → Baiyin Na Oroqen Ethnic Village to experience intangible cultural heritage Accommodation: Recommended to stay in the county center, where heating is sufficient, dining is convenient, and the riverbank is a 10-minute walk. Food: Must-try dishes include iron pot stewed river fish and hazel mushroom stewed chicken, all affordable per person. Best season: Comfortable in summer and autumn; winter offers the ice and snow martial arts culture week experience. Tips: Search “Travel Huma” on WeChat mini-program for one-stop booking of food, lodging, and transportation.

The five most beautiful counties in Heilongjiang. Visiting two is truly a big win because the scenery and experiences are completely different. This guide helps you plan your route, meals, accommodations, and avoid common pitfalls. --- 1. Jiayin County (dreamlike border town) Why it’s on the list: Located in northern Heilongjiang, right across the river is Russia. Dinosaur fossils are buried here. · Must visit: Maolangou National Forest Park (“Little Jiuzhaigou of the north,” with canyons and waterfalls); Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark (a world-class dinosaur fossil excavation site). · Experience: Watch the sunset over the pristine Russian forest from the riverside park. · Food: Heilongjiang wild river fish (San Hua Wu Luo), Russian rye bread. · Tip: Stay at a riverside guesthouse. It’s cool in summer and the autumn foliage is stunning. · -- 2. Mohe City (the northernmost land) Why it’s on the list: China’s northernmost point and the land of aurora legends. · Must visit: Beiji Village (the northernmost outpost and post office); Beihong Village (a more authentic Russian ethnic village than Beiji). · Experience: See China’s earliest sunrise at 3 AM (summer solstice); throw water into the winter night to watch it freeze instantly. · Food: Chicken stewed with mushrooms, Heilongjiang cold-water fish, blueberry wine. · Tip: Enjoy snow activities in winter and chase the north in summer. The aurora is rare and unpredictable, so don’t get your hopes up. · -- 3. Jingpo Lake (Jingpo scenic wonder) Why it’s on the list: The world’s second-largest high mountain barrier lake, with the majestic Diaoshuilou Waterfall. · Must visit: Diaoshuilou Waterfall (China’s top cliff diving performance spot); volcanic crater underground forest (overlook the sea of trees from the crater). · Experience: Take a boat tour to see Maogong Mountain; watch ice waterfalls and cliff diving in winter. · Food: Jingpo Lake fish feast, Xiangshui rice. · Tip: Great for traveling with elders, no strenuous walking. Best in summer and autumn. · -- 4. Hulin City (border river and lake) Why it’s on the list: Xingkai Lake, a Sino-Russian border lake, and the source of the Ussuri River. · Must visit: Xingkai Lake (a freshwater lake as vast as the sea with soft sandy beaches); Hutou Fortress (the site marking the end of World War II, rich in history). · Experience: Stand at the Ussuri River source monument and see “one country, two views.” · Food: Xingkai Lake whitefish (expensive but fresh), grilled river shrimp. · Tip: Visit Dangbi Town in summer for sand and water fun. Bring mosquito repellent. · -- 5. Wudalianchi (volcanic wellness) Why it’s on the list: A world geopark with cold mineral springs at the foot of Yaquan Mountain. · Must visit: Old Heishan (climb the volcanic crater and see the sea of patterned stones); Beiyao Spring (drink a cup of naturally sparkling cold mineral water straight from the source). · Experience: Soak in cold springs and enjoy the warmth of volcanic geothermal spots. · Food: Mineral spring tofu feast, volcanic fish. · Tip: Perfect for a healing trip. Bring an empty bottle to collect spring water but don’t drink too much—it can cause diarrhea. · -- Suggested itinerary combinations (choose one for a big win) · Extreme north + border river route (6 days): Harbin → Mohe (2 days) → Jiagedaqi → Heihe → Jiayin (2 days). Experience the transition from extreme cold to forest. · Volcano + Jingpo route (5 days): Harbin → Wudalianchi (2 days) → Jingpo Lake (2 days). A journey through world geological wonders. General tips to avoid pitfalls · Transportation: There are few buses between counties. Renting a car or hiring a driver (about 500–800 RMB/day) is recommended. · Accommodation: Book early during peak seasons (July–August, National Day) as small counties have limited capacity. · Clothing: Bring a jacket in summer (cool mornings and evenings). In winter, Mohe can reach –40°C, so buy thick leather and fur-lined shoes. If you tell me how many counties you plan to visit and for how many days, I can help you create a detailed daily driving schedule and accommodation list. 😊

1. Mohe Beiji Village ✨Must-see spots: Beiji Village, China’s northernmost post office, Beiji Square, Heilongjiang Riverbank, Evenki reindeer park, Polaris Square 🚆Transportation: Take a train from Harbin directly to Mohe Station. After arrival, charter a car or join a shared ride to reach Beiji Village 🏨Accommodation: Recommended are local farmhouses and log cabin inns in the village, featuring cozy kang beds. Open the window to enjoy the Heilongjiang River view 🍜Local specialties: Iron pot stewed goose, Heilongjiang cold-water fish, blueberry jam with rye bread, sticky bean buns from Northeast China 💰Estimated cost per person: 750–950 CNY (includes round-trip transportation, accommodation, meals, and Beiji Village admission) 2. Longjiang First Bend ✨Must-see spots: Longjiang First Bend, Ussuri shoal, Guanyin Mountain, Rouge Valley, Golden Ring Island 🚆Transportation: From Mohe city or Beiji Village, charter a car north along the Jiamo Highway, surrounded by immersive autumn scenery all the way 🏨Accommodation: After sightseeing, you can return to Tuqiang Town or Mohe city for budget hotels, or stay longer at Beiji Village inns for flexibility and convenience 🍜Local specialties: Forest wild vegetables, hazel mushroom stewed native chicken, Northeast-style cold noodles, traditional sweet and sour pork 💰Estimated cost per person: 600–800 CNY (includes transportation, accommodation, meals, admission, and sightseeing bus fees) 3. Beihong Village ✨Must-see spots: Beihong Village, Heilongjiang riverbank, China-Russia border scenery, original log cabin homes, Beihong outpost 🚆Transportation: Charter a car from Mohe or Beiji Village. The winding mountain road passes through colorful forests with scenic views at every turn 🏨Accommodation: Local farmhouses and eco-friendly inns in the village, far from city light pollution, offering clear, star-filled night skies 🍜Local specialties: Northeast farmhouse stews, corn flatbread, handmade jam, wild vegetable buns 💰Estimated cost per person: 550–750 CNY (includes all transportation, accommodation, meals; no village entry fee for Beihong Village) 4. Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns Wetland Park ✨Must-see spots: Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns Wetland Park, Tenglong Pavilion viewing platform, Emuer River wetlands, Mohe suburban birch forest 🚆Transportation: Charter a car from Beihong Village or Mohe city. It’s only a half-hour drive from Mohe city center, making travel convenient 🏨Accommodation: Chain hotels and budget inns in Mohe city with complete facilities, convenient for travel and shopping 🍜Local specialties: Northeast-style barbecue, chicken stewed with mushrooms, stir-fried wild vegetables, frozen pears 💰Estimated cost per person: 500–700 CNY (includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and wetland park admission) 5. Huzhong Nature Reserve ✨Must-see spots: Huzhong Nature Reserve, Huzhong primeval forest, Dabai Mountain, Cangshan stone forest, Huma River 🚆Transportation: Charter or share a ride from Mohe city to Huzhong District, about a 3-hour drive with breathtaking autumn views along the way 🏨Accommodation: Budget hotels and unique inns in Huzhong District, offering great value and a quiet, peaceful environment 🍜Local specialties: Forest cold-water fish, wild vegetable clear soup, wild mushroom stewed native chicken, charcoal-grilled potatoes 💰Estimated cost per person: 650–850 CNY (includes transportation, accommodation, meals, and nature reserve admission)

Have you ever had a moment— standing on a land untouched by commercial influence breathing air with over 3,800 oxygen molecules per cubic centimeter and suddenly feeling like all the years before were just getting by The place I visited this time in midsummer July, when the whole country is melting from the heat here you need a quilt to sleep at night open the door at dawn and find a layer of white frost on the car roof the air is so cold it numbs your nose, but your heart feels warm and glowing 🛫 hardcore prep before departure First, transportation—this is a hurdle that discourages many but by 2026 it’s much easier ✈️ by plane: fly to Jagdaqi Gaxian Airport Beijing Daxing has 2 direct flights daily, about 3.5 hours Shanghai Pudong stops in Harbin, total about 6 hours pick up your car directly at the airport, book an SUV in advance forest roads sometimes have gravel sections, so a high-clearance SUV is safer 🚂 by train: Harbin → Jagdaqi has overnight sleeper trains departing in the evening and arriving in the morning sleep through the trip, hard sleeper costs about 260 yuan good for those not in a rush and wanting to save a night’s accommodation after arriving in Jagdaqi, rent a car and head north on S218 self-driving tips: S218 Jagdaqi → Songling → Huzhong is 280 km total this road itself is a hidden scenic route repaved in 2026, very smooth to drive passing through vast white birch forests and wetlands there are scenic parking spots every few dozen kilometers allow time for 1–2 stops to take photos 🌊 day 1 Huma River hike—the midsummer version of glacier red willow Huma River is the soul waterway running through Huzhong in summer the river is crystal clear and calm red willows sprout deep red new branches on both banks contrasting with the green larches, creating a surreal scene start from the town’s landmark square there’s a 5 km hiking trail along the river flat and easy, suitable for all ages the water is icy cold, bone-chilling even in summer crouch down and cup a handful to taste—so sweet it’s hard to believe it’s natural water at the trail’s end is a white birch forest sunlight filters through the leaves, casting golden spots walking on a soft carpet of pine needles feels more comfortable than any rug this spot is perfect for photos—anywhere you stand is a great shot 🌲 day 2 deep trek into the primeval forest—entering a 167,000-hectare secret realm this was the most breathtaking day of the trip no contest Huzhong national nature reserve China’s northernmost and largest cold temperate coniferous forest reserve total area 167,213 hectares equivalent to 230,000 standard soccer fields you must register in advance to enter the reserve hiring a local guide is essential don’t try to wander alone—you will get lost the guide led us on a 3.8 km loop trail underfoot was a thick layer of pine needles and moss above, dense Greater Khingan larches blocked the sky ferns taller than a person the air filled with the scent of pine resin and earth each breath felt like a deep lung cleanse along the way, the guide showed us various plants creeping pine—pines growing prostrate on rocks each shaped like a natural bonsai and many berries with names we couldn’t recall · ate July is peak berry season blueberries, red beans, and lingonberries carpet the forest floor ⚠️ no smoking or open flames allowed in the reserve strictly forbidden throughout the visit violators face serious consequences 🦌 day 3 reindeer tribe—a summer date with forest spirits the reindeer park in Huzhong is the most healing place I’ve seen unlike enclosed zoos the reindeer roam freely in the forest if you hold a basket of moss, they’ll come over on their own one especially clingy young reindeer followed me for a full 20 minutes nudging my palm with its nose for food with tiny pine lichens on its eyelashes its clear eyes melted my heart in summer, reindeer have plenty to eat tender grass, willow leaves, moss they eat almost all day watching them chew slowly makes time feel like it’s slowing down perfect for a slow visit—if you’re not in a hurry you could spend the whole afternoon here without getting bored 🫐 day 4 blueberry hunt + museum immersion—where art meets wild charm in the morning, we went to the blueberry picking area not a commercial greenhouse, but real bushes on a hillside short shrubs heavy with blue-purple berries picking and popping them into your mouth fingertips stained purple, smiles impossible to hide in the afternoon, we visited the reserve’s natural history museum there’s a 5D immersive experience zone simulating walking through dense forest mountain breeze on your face, rustling leaves all around using technology to bring the forest indoors a great backup plan for rainy days, highly recommended 🏡 at night, retreat into the forest’s embrace this time we stayed in a cabin on the edge of town all wood construction, windows opening to birch and larch no TV, no city noise only the sound of pine waves and occasional birdsong night temperatures just above 10°C, wrapped in a thick quilt watching stars appear one by one through the skylight the safety of falling asleep surrounded by forest can’t be found in any city five-star suite woken the next morning by sunlight and birdsong opening the curtains to mist weaving through treetops the whole world looks like a freshly painted ink wash painting sitting on the terrace with hot tea, daydreaming for half an hour that feeling of “life is good” is so real 📋 quick practical info item details best time mid-July to mid-August daytime temperature 18–22°C nighttime temperature 5–10°C total admission 70 yuan (35 yuan per scenic area) reserve free but requires registration car rental recommendation SUV with high clearance for stability mosquito repellent SPF 50+ repellent essential cash bring extra some places don’t accept mobile payments signal town has stable 4G, no signal in deep forest 🎒 simplified packing list ✅ windproof shell (must-have!) ✅ light fleece mid-layer ✅ quick-dry underwear (no pure cotton) ✅ high-top waterproof hiking boots ✅ SPF 50+ sunscreen + mosquito repellent ✅ raincoat (frequent showers in July–August) ✅ power bank (no charging stations in forest) ✅ offline maps downloaded in advance ✅ 500–800 yuan cash backup ✅ binoculars (perfect for birdwatching and distant views) after all, travel isn’t about going farther but going quieter this forest sea at 51° north filters the whole summer for you · eaving behind 20°C breezes, pine resin-scented air and a memory gently wrapped in white birch before it’s “discovered” go now 🌲

Stop fighting the crowds at popular attractions! 1. Suifenhe | "Little Europe" on the China-Russia border 🇷🇺 · ✨ Highlights: A century-old land port where Russian-style onion-domed architecture is everywhere. The streets are a perfect mix of Russian signs and the vibrant local atmosphere of the Northeast. · 📸 Must-sees: New National Gate (step into two countries at once), Chinese Eastern Railway Memorial Hall, Rentou Building, and the old Russian-style street. · 😋 Food: Large Russian-style meat skewers, borscht, and Russian rye bread, paired with Sinbach craft beer. You can eat your fill for over CNY 50 per person. 2. Tongjiang | Confluence of three rivers + Hezhen ethnic secret spot 🐟 · ✨ Highlights: The confluence of the Songhua River and the Heilongjiang River. Witness the "hot pot" water color spectacle. It's the birthplace of the Hezhen people—pristine and healing. · 📸 Must-sees: Sanjiangkou Scenic Area, the 0 km monument of the Tongsan Expressway, and Jiejinkou Hezhen Cultural Village (to see fish-skin paintings). · 😋 Food: River fish stew and Hezhen-style fish feasts—incredibly fresh and delicious! 3. Hengdaohezi | A century-old retro Russian town 🏰 · ✨ Highlights: A century-old town on the Chinese Eastern Railway, established even earlier than Harbin. The streets are filled with yellow-walled, green-roofed Russian architecture. It's uncrowded and perfect for photos. · 📸 Must-sees: Fan-shaped locomotive depot (accordion-shaped), old Russian-style street, all-wood Orthodox church, and the Oil Painting Village. · 😋 Food: Demoli stewed fish, Russian rye bread, and red sausage—full of local flavor. 4. Shuangyashan | Wetlands, forests + ancient civilization 🌿 · ✨ Highlights: Located in the heart of the Sanjiang Plain, featuring pristine wetlands and Korean pine forests. It's the birthplace of Yilou culture—low-key and not commercialized. · 📸 Must-sees: Qixing River Wetland (free, with beautiful reeds and mist), Qingshan Forest Park, and the Xiaonanshan ruins. · 😋 Food: Northeastern iron pot stew and farmhouse dishes. The portions are huge and offer great value. 5. Huma | The northernmost border river + Oroqen secret spot 🌊 · ✨ Highlights: A border town at 51°N latitude, featuring a 371 km China-Russia border river. It's the filming location for "Mount Luding" and a settlement for the Oroqen people. · 📸 Must-sees: Mount Luding (overlooking the great bend of the border river), Baiyinna Oroqen Cultural Park, and the 80-li Great Bend. · 😋 Food: Wild river fish—experience authentic, primitive Northeastern flavors. 🌟 Travel tips · Transportation: You can reach Suifenhe and Hengdaohezi from Harbin by high-speed train in under 1.5 hours. Tongjiang, Shuangyashan, and Huma are best suited for self-driving or chartered cars. · Best season: June–August for escaping the heat (forests are around 20°C), September–October for viewing the colorful autumn mountains, and winter for even fewer crowds. · Average cost: CNY 300–600 for 2 days, with accommodation at CNY 100–200. The prices are very friendly.

Shibazhan, located in Tahe County, Daxing'anling, Heilongjiang Province, was the 18th of 25 post stations established along the "Victory Road" ordered by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, stretching from Moergen on the Nen River to Yaksa. During the Guangxu period, this post station was reopened to transport gold from the Mohe and Huma areas, making it a key town on the Qing gold route, and the name has been retained since. Shibazhan is also a main settlement of the Oroqen people. After the 1950s, the Shibazhan Forestry Bureau was officially established. Shibazhan Forestry Bureau developed the "Ancient Post Town," a national 3A-level scenic area, featuring the Ancient Post Road Post Museum, Shibazhan Site Park, and Oroqen Ethnic Culture Park. Shibazhan is located on the northern slope of the Greater Khingan Mountains, downstream of the Huma River, on the south bank of the Heilongjiang River. It borders Russia to the east and north across the Heilongjiang River and is adjacent to Tahe Town to the west. The Ancient Post Oroqen Tourism Resort has been rated as a provincial-level tourism resort.

🌿 Foreword When southern cities enter a steamer mode, with temperatures over 35℃ making it hard to breathe, I found the real summer at 53° north latitude. The average temperature here in July is only 17℃, and you still need a thick quilt to sleep at night; even the air conditioner is just for show. This is not Scandinavia, nor Switzerland, but a summer retreat hidden deep in the Greater Khingan Mountains. · -- 🌲 Why recommend this place? What does 95% forest coverage mean? It means when you open your eyes, all you see is green. From the moment you step onto this land, you are surrounded by billions of trees releasing negative oxygen ions, making every breath feel like a spa for your lungs. This place is called "China's coldest town," with a historical low of -53.2℃. But in summer, this extreme cold label becomes the most precious summer cooling card. The temperature difference between day and night is huge, with comfortable 20+ degrees during the day and dropping to single digits at night, truly a "natural giant refrigerator." · -- 🚶‍♀️ How to spend three days and two nights? Day 1: Arrival and acclimation It’s recommended to arrive in the morning and slowly stroll around the town to adapt to the climate. The town is small; walking the main street from end to end takes only about twenty minutes. On both sides are typical Northeast forest area buildings—low bungalows, small yards fenced with wooden railings, and every household has flowers planted at the door. In the afternoon, visit the Nature Reserve Museum to get a systematic understanding of this forest sea. The museum displays the geological changes of this land, the forest ecosystem, and various plant specimens. After visiting the museum, you will be full of anticipation for the upcoming itinerary. Day 2: Deep into the primeval forest This is the highlight of the entire trip. Be sure to get up early; the forest is most beautiful in the morning. The morning mist hasn’t yet dispersed, and sunlight filters through the treetops, creating Tyndall effects, like stepping into a fairy tale world. ⚠️ Important reminder: Entering the nature reserve requires a permit in advance. Remember to contact the local cultural and tourism department and do not go there rashly. After entering the reserve, it’s recommended to walk on the hiking boardwalk and not stray from the path. Walk slowly along the wooden walkway, flanked by tall Khingan larch and Pinus sylvestris var. mongolica, with thick moss underfoot that feels soft when stepped on. If lucky, you might see squirrels jumping between branches and various unknown small birds singing in the forest. Deep inside, there is a viewing platform overlooking the entire forest sea. Standing there, looking at the endless green waves, you will truly feel the insignificance of humans and be shocked by the grandeur of nature. In the afternoon, visit the Stone Forest Geological Park to see granite stone forests left by glacial movements millions of years ago. These oddly shaped stones scattered in the forest form a wonderful contrast with the surrounding greenery. Day 3: Baishan Scenic Area and return On the third morning, go to Baishan Scenic Area and drive up to the summit at over 1500 meters above sea level. This is the second highest peak in the Greater Khingan Mountains. Standing on the summit, you can see the entire Yilehuli Mountain Range. If lucky, you can see a sea of clouds in the early morning. Clouds and mist roll in the valleys, with peaks poking out like islands in the sea. Even more fortunate, you might witness the "Buddha’s Light" phenomenon—a colorful halo formed by sunlight passing through the mist, making you feel like you are in a fairyland. Return in the afternoon, ending the three-day forest healing journey. · -- 🎒 Practical tips Clothing guide: · Daytime: Long-sleeve T-shirt + light jacket · Early morning and evening: Thick jacket or even a light down jacket · Shoes: Comfortable hiking shoes, must be non-slip Essentials: · Mosquito repellent (many mosquitoes in the forest) · Sunscreen (UV rays are strong, don’t skip sunscreen just because it’s cool) · Power bank (poor signal in forest areas, drains battery fast) · Thermos cup (a sip of hot water feels very comfortable) Best travel time: June to August is the best summer cooling season, with July being the most comfortable temperature. If you want to see autumn colors, come in mid to late September; the multicolored mountains are stunning. · -- 💭 Final thoughts After staying in the city for a long time, we forget what real summer feels like. It’s not the dry cold air from air conditioning, nor the heat waves rising from the road, but the coolness under the shade, the breeze by the stream, and the peaceful sleep under a quilt at night. Come here and let the forest heal all your fatigue. Three days is not long, but enough to recharge you so you can face life in the city full of energy again. · -- Accommodation 🏨 Greater Khingan Mountains Yunxi Forest Scenic Heart-Nourishing Valley A resort hotel hidden deep in the forest, with a sea of trees right outside the window, rooms with viewing terraces, and waking up to birdsong in the morning—a true forest healing experience. 🏨 Huzhong Birch Forest Boutique Wooden Cabin Russian-style wooden houses made entirely of natural wood, each with an independent heated kang bed and floor-to-ceiling windows. Sitting by the window at night watching the stars is romantic to the core. 🏨 Pine Needle Habitat Forest Homestay A niche homestay located on the edge of the reserve, run by a local forest area resident who tells many stories about the forest. The yard is full of wild vegetables, giving a warm home feeling. 🏨 Luming Forest Cabin Resort Hotel A cluster of detached wooden cabins built in the valley, each with a private courtyard and hot spring bath, offering excellent privacy, perfect for couples or family vacations. · --

Tired of the city's scorching heat and noise? Come to this small town hidden deep in the Greater Khingan Mountains. Here, you'll find the gentleness of Jiangnan, the freshness of the forest, the romance of Russian style, and most importantly, during the Dragon Boat Festival, the temperature is only 22℃—a true summer paradise. 🌟 How Comfortable Is This Small Town? There’s no 35℃+ heat, no humming air conditioners, no hot and humid air. Here in summer, you need a jacket in the morning and evening, a quilt at night, and opening your window lets in the fresh scent of the forest. Step outside and you’re surrounded by greenery. Life here moves slowly. The streets aren’t crowded or rushed; people stroll, chat, and drink tea leisurely. Time seems to slow down here. You don’t have to rush your itinerary or squeeze into tourist spots—just enjoy the slow life. 🚶 City Stroll Guide | Experience Russian Charm This city rose with the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway, leaving behind many century-old Russian-style buildings. Walking the streets feels like stepping into a Russian town. Century-old street walk: From Suspension Bridge Park to the train station, you’ll see century-old Russian wooden houses with yellow walls and green windows, full of character. Many old houses are still residences, giving a glimpse into local life. Chinese Eastern Railway Museum: Free admission. It showcases the history of the railway with many old photos and artifacts, telling the city’s story. The museum itself is a century-old Russian building, perfect for photos. Along the Yalu River: Walk slowly along the riverside path. The water is clear, trees provide shade, and locals fish, stroll, or dance in the square here, full of life. At sunset, the sun’s glow on the river is stunning. Suspension Bridge Park deep tour: Don’t just look at the suspension bridge! The park has many ancient trees, some over a hundred years old, with thick trunks and lush leaves—perfect for cooling off in summer. There’s also a zoo with sika deer, monkeys, and more, great for families. 🌲 Chaihe Moon Town 2 Days 1 Night Deep Guide Chaihe is 175 km from the city, about 2.5 hours by car, a hidden gem deep in the Greater Khingan Mountains. You must stay overnight! Day 1: · Morning: Depart city, enjoy Greater Khingan forest scenery along the way · Noon: Arrive in Chaihe, try local iron pot stew · Afternoon: Mountain water rock paintings + Top Ten Bays, enjoy Chuo’er River views · Evening: Stay in Chaihe, stargaze, eat roasted lamb leg Day 2: · Morning: Moon Tianchi (Moon Lake), go early for fewer people and calm water · Afternoon: Tongxin Tianchi + stroll around Chaihe town · Return trip ✨ Hidden Chaihe Activities | 90% of Tourists Don’t Know Tongxin Tianchi: Even fewer people than Moon Tianchi, more pristine. There’s a boardwalk around the lake for a 1-hour hike with stunning views. Chaihe Town: The town itself is beautiful with colorful houses, clean streets, and flowers everywhere, like a European town. Stroll in the morning, buy local wild blueberries and mushrooms—very charming. Chuo’er River Rafting: In summer, you can raft on the clear river surrounded by forest, very cool and refreshing. The trip lasts 2 hours and is super fun. Forest Picking: In July and August, the forest has wild blueberries, cherry plums, and mushrooms. Join locals for picking and enjoy the full experience. 📸 Off-the-Beaten-Path Photo Spots 1. Russian-style buildings in front of the train station: Yellow houses, green windows, empty streets—photos look like scenes from a Russian movie. 2. Ancient trees in Suspension Bridge Park: Sunlight filters through leaves, creating beautiful light and shadow—perfect for forest-style portraits. 3. Colorful houses in Chaihe Town: Stand in the middle of the street with colorful houses on both sides for a strong perspective effect. 4. Reflection at Moon Tianchi: When there’s no wind, the lake is like a mirror—reflection shots are amazing. 5. Sunset at Top Ten Bays: People standing on high ground with the winding river and sunset in the background create stunning silhouettes. 🍃 Slow Life Experiences · Morning market stroll and snack: Go at 6 AM to buy fresh wild vegetables, wild blueberries, and freshly made soy milk and fried dough sticks, experiencing local life. · Forest afternoon tea: Find a shady spot by the river, bring some food and drinks, listen to birdsong, and enjoy forest tea time. · Night stargazing: The stars in Chaihe are incredibly beautiful, with the Milky Way clearly visible. Find an open spot and lie down to watch the stars. · Chat with locals: People here are very warm and friendly. Chat with them and hear stories about the Greater Khingan Mountains. 🎒 Dragon Boat Festival Travel Checklist ✅ Light jacket (mornings and evenings around 15℃, really cool) ✅ Long pants (mosquito and sun protection) ✅ Comfortable hiking shoes ✅ Strong mosquito repellent (there are many forest mosquitoes) ✅ Sunscreen (strong UV rays) ✅ Thermos (warm water feels good) ✅ Power bank (poor signal in scenic areas) 💖 Final Words This isn’t a trendy city for showing off check-ins, but it’s a place where you can truly relax. Here, you can forget work worries and life pressures, just enjoy the 22℃ summer and the slow life. Come here for the Dragon Boat Festival and give your soul a holiday. Accommodation 🏨 Zalantun Qingxing Garden Homestay A garden homestay in Chaihe Moon Town, lie in bed and watch the stars, with attentive host service and flowers everywhere in the garden. 🏨 Zalantun Chaihe Blue Water Bay Resort Unique standalone cabins, close to attractions, rich breakfast, elegant environment. 🏨 Moon Town Hot Spring Resort Hotel (Zalantun Chaihe Town Main Branch) In the town center, rooms overlook the Chuo’er River and karst cliffs, with complete surrounding facilities. 🏨 Zalantun Chaihe Linshui Resort Beautiful mountain and water environment, garden-style villas, right opposite the mountain water rock paintings, excellent location.

Dear friends! If you long for a trip away from the hustle and bustle and close to nature, the Great Xing'an Mountains in Heilongjiang are definitely your top choice! This vast land is like a treasure privately kept by nature, hiding countless beautiful sights and surprises. Now, follow my guide to check in at the Great Xing'an Mountains! 🌟Preparation · Documents: ID card, student ID (don’t forget if you have discounts). · Clothing: The temperature difference between morning and evening in the Great Xing'an Mountains is large, even in summer you need to bring a thick jacket, a windbreaker is a great choice; in winter, full gear is a must—down jacket, thick sweater, snow boots, hat, scarf, gloves, nothing can be missed. · Skincare: The northern climate is dry, remember to bring moisturizing skincare products and lip balm. · Others: Thermos, common medicines, power bank, camera. ✈️Itinerary Day 1: Entering Xing'an — Mohe · Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns: Arrive in Mohe early morning, first stop is Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns. Standing on the viewing platform, the winding Emuer River, framed by green pines and cypresses, looks like a ribbon dancing on the earth, breathtakingly beautiful😍. · First Bend of the Heilongjiang River: In the afternoon, head to the First Bend of the Heilongjiang River. Climb over 900 steps to overlook the Heilongjiang River making a perfect Ω-shaped big bend. Across the river is Russia’s primeval forest, the spectacular view will surely amaze you. · Beihong Village: Stay overnight in Beihong Village, the northernmost village in China in the true sense. Here, you can experience the most original Northeast rural life, enjoy authentic farmhouse dishes, warm and satisfying. Day 2: Encounter the Aurora — Arctic Village · Arctic Village: After breakfast, head to the aurora hotspot Arctic Village. Stroll leisurely in the village, visit the “Northernmost Post Office” to send postcards stamped with the northernmost postmark to your friends and family📮; you can also check in at the “Northernmost Family.” If you’re lucky at night, you might see the colorful aurora, a dream for many people in their lifetime! Day 3: Forest Wonders — Huzhong · Baishan Scenic Area: Head to Huzhong, first visit Baishan Scenic Area. It features unique forest ecology and rich landforms. Climb to the top of the mountain, with a sea of clouds rolling beneath your feet, it feels like being in a fairyland. · Huzhong Nature Reserve: In the afternoon, enter the Huzhong Nature Reserve, one of China’s largest cold temperate primeval forest reserves. Walk along forest trails, listen to birds singing, watch squirrels jumping on trees, and feel the vitality and energy of nature🌳. Day 4: Beauty of Wetlands — Nanweng River · Nanweng River Wetland: Today, head to Nanweng River Wetland, the largest cold temperate forest wetland nature reserve in Asia. Take a small boat to cruise through the winding river, admire the rich vegetation and birds in the wetland, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty. 🍲Food Recommendations · Iron Pot Stew: How can you not try iron pot stew in the Great Xing'an Mountains! Iron pot stewed fish, ribs, and goose, bubbling in the pot, served with a ring of corn pancakes, the aroma is irresistible🤤. · Blueberry Products: The Great Xing'an Mountains are a major blueberry producing area. Blueberry juice, blueberry jam, and dried blueberries are all worth trying, sweet and sour, refreshing and appetizing. · Cold Water Fish: Local cold water fish like sturgeon and lenok have tender meat, delicious steamed or braised. 🚗Transportation Guide · External Transport: You can first fly to Harbin, then take a train or plane from Harbin to Mohe. You can also choose long-distance buses from surrounding cities. · Internal Transport: In the Great Xing'an Mountains area, you can rent a car for more freedom. Alternatively, join local travel agency carpool tours. Friends, the beautiful scenery of the Great Xing'an Mountains is waiting for you. Pack your bags and set off now! Share your travel plans with me in the comments😘.

Hello everyone, today I’m taking you on a magical journey to the edge of the polar region—Huma Scenic Area! With a budget of only 200 yuan, you can enjoy the Northern Lights, ice and snow wonders, and pristine forests. This trip to Huma will definitely let you experience a unique northern charm. Ready? Let’s start this unforgettable journey together! 【Preparation Before the Trip】 Transportation: From the city, you can choose long-distance bus or carpool, ticket price about 30 yuan (one way) Gear: Warm clothing (thick down jacket, gloves, hat), anti-slip shoes, camera Budget: Transportation 30 yuan, entrance fee 20 yuan, meals 40 yuan, snacks and souvenirs 30 yuan, about 80 yuan left as backup 【Itinerary】 Day 1: Explore Huma’s Northern Lights Wonder Morning: Departure and Arrival (about 30 yuan) Depart from the city by long-distance bus to Huma. Enjoy the winter scenery of Northeast China along the way, feeling the tranquility and purity. Upon arrival, have breakfast at a local snack shop with hot tofu pudding or pancakes, about 10 yuan. Morning: Huma Ancient Town and Forest Walk (free) Huma Ancient Town is well preserved. Stroll through the streets and alleys to feel the strong northern ethnic cultural atmosphere. Then head to the nearby primitive forest reserve to breathe fresh air and experience the original charm of nature. Encounter wild animals in the forest and take photos, free of charge. Noon: Specialty Countryside Meal (about 20 yuan) Try local farmhouse dishes like stewed chicken and wild vegetable soup, economical and authentic in flavor. Afternoon: Northern Lights Experience (free) Huma is an excellent place to observe the Northern Lights. According to the weather forecast, choose a clear night and wait for the miracle at your accommodation or an open outdoor area. Bring a hot drink and quietly wait for the mysterious green light—definitely the highlight of the trip! There is no ticket for the Northern Lights, just patience. Evening: Camping or Accommodation (about 50 yuan) Choose an economical guesthouse or camp (rent a tent + sleeping bag) to experience the polar night at the Arctic edge. Huma’s night sky is free of light pollution, with a brilliant starry sky. Look up at the stars and feel the vastness of the universe. Day 2: Ice and Snow Wonders at Dawn and Return Early Morning: Ice and Snow Photography (free) At dawn, the frozen river and snow-covered mountains are especially charming in the morning light. Use your phone or camera to capture this moment of purity and tranquility. Breakfast: Simple Breakfast (about 10 yuan) Enjoy hot porridge or bread at the guesthouse or roadside shop to replenish energy. Morning: Purchase Specialty Souvenirs (about 20 yuan) Visit the local handicraft market and pick some Arctic-themed souvenirs, such as ice crystal crafts or ethnic handmade products, practical and meaningful. Noon: Prepare for Return (about 10 yuan) Pack some specialty snacks and get ready to head back. Afternoon: Return to the City (about 30 yuan) Take the return transportation and end this 200-yuan budget Huma polar exploration trip. 【Special Tips】 The best time to observe the Northern Lights is from November to March of the following year. Remember to check the weather forecast in advance. Winter temperatures in Huma are extremely low, so be sure to dress warmly to prevent frostbite. It is recommended to book transportation and accommodation in advance to avoid difficulty finding reasonable prices during peak season. This trip focuses on experiencing natural wonders, minimizing shopping, and enjoying the pure charm of the polar region. 【Summary】 With 200 yuan, Huma not only lets you feel the mystery of the Northern Lights but also find peace of mind in the ice and snow world. There is no city noise here, only the pure blend of nature and culture. Pack your bags and start your polar adventure! Remember to follow me for more practical travel guides. Next stop, let’s discover unknown beauty together!

Who understands! In November, Daxing'anling in Heilongjiang turns the "winter fairy tale" into reality! The -30℃ cold can't stop the romance of the swirling snow, the frozen river surface, the rime-covered forest sea, and the occasional aurora—each scene makes your heart race. After seeing this, you'll want to pack your bags and leave immediately~ 🌟Must-visit spots: Every place is breathtakingly beautiful · Beiji Village|China’s northernmost aurora secret spot✨ Known as "China’s North Pole," Beiji Village is already covered in pure white snow in November! Walking on snow that’s ankle-deep, the crunching sound is a romantic soundtrack~ Check in at the northernmost post office and send a postcard stamped with the "northernmost" postmark to your future self; stand at Polaris Square to overlook the whole village, where red-tiled roofs curve under the snow like illustrations from a fairy tale book. If luck is on your side, you might catch the aurora late at night—the green light ribbons dancing in the dark sky instantly heal all fatigue! Of course, the must-try activity "throwing hot water to freeze" is a must—pour boiling water into the air, and it instantly turns into a mist of ice, perfect for photos that will blow up your social media~ · Birch Forest Scenic Area|A rime-covered healing fairyland🌲 Near Tahe County, the birch forest in November looks like an "ice and snow version of the Wizard of Oz"! Straight white birch trunks are wrapped in thick rime, sunlight filters through the trees, refracting crystal-clear light spots. Walking on the forest path feels like entering a world made of crystal. The snow underfoot is soft, and occasionally snow clusters fall from pine branches, so quiet you can only hear your own breath. Here, you don’t need to find the perfect angle—just standing anywhere gives you forest-themed photos with natural filters, filling you with healing vibes~ · Longjiang First Bend|Frozen border river wonder🌊 The China-Russia border river, the Heilongjiang River, forms a majestic "Ω" shaped big bend here. In November, the river surface is completely frozen, like a silver dragon winding through the mountains. Forests on both banks are covered in snow, the snow-clad mountains and frozen river complement each other, so magnificent it leaves you speechless! Standing on the viewing platform, all you see is the clash of white and blue, and the biting cold wind can’t diminish the stunning view—this is the unique "winter grandeur" of Daxing'anling~ · Oroqen Reindeer Tribe|Nordic vibes with reindeer companions🦌 Although located in Genhe City, Inner Mongolia, it’s definitely a highlight not to miss on the Daxing'anling loop! In November, the tribe is covered in snow, wooden log cabins with curling smoke, and herds of reindeer with furry antlers wandering in the snow. They look gentle and cute when lowering their heads to nibble on lichens. Sunlight shines on the reindeer’s fur, giving it a soft glow, surrounded by birch forests and white snow, making you feel like you’ve traveled to a Nordic town. Here, you can quietly watch the reindeer and experience the slow life of the Oroqen people living in harmony with nature—romantic and healing~ 🗺️Super practical travel routes: Enjoy without rushing · 3-day tour|Essentials check-in route Day 1: Depart from Mohe → Birch Forest Scenic Area (immersive rime viewing) → Jiuzhi Shibawan Wetland (see the grandeur of the frozen wetland) → Stay in Mohe (explore Mohe town at night, enjoy a hot iron pot stew); Day 2: Mohe → Ussuri Shoal (check in at China’s northernmost point) → Longjiang First Bend (see the frozen big bend) → Beihong Village (experience a more primitive northeastern village, stargaze at night); Day 3: Beihong Village → Beiji Village (full-day deep play, chase aurora, throw hot water to freeze) → Return. · 5-day tour|In-depth experience route Day 1: Mohe → Guanyin Mountain (feel the tranquility in the forest sea) → Beiji Village (settle in, then visit the northernmost post office and Polaris Square); Day 2: Full day in Beiji Village (watch sunrise over snowy fields, play throwing hot water to freeze during the day, aurora hunting at night); Day 3: Beiji Village → Ludingshan (check in at the secret spot from Jin Yong’s novels) → Jiuzhi Shibawan (beautiful light and shadow at sunset) → Stay in Mohe; Day 4: Mohe → Daxing'anling Forest Small Train (vintage train through snowy woods, full of atmosphere) → Birch Forest Scenic Area (leisurely sightseeing) → Stay in Tahe; Day 5: Tahe → Qixia Mountain Botanical Garden (see the blend of snowy forest and city) → Return. 🚗Transportation guide: Smooth travel without pitfalls · External transport: Mohe Guliang Airport is the main airport for Daxing'anling, with connecting flights from Harbin, Beijing, and other cities. Flights are not very frequent but have a high on-time rate; you can also take the green train from Harbin to Mohe, enjoying the changing scenery from autumn to winter—a great travel ritual~ · Internal transport: Distances between attractions are long, and November snow is thick. Strongly recommend chartering a car or driving a 4WD! Local drivers know the roads well, can avoid icy patches, and stop anytime for sightseeing; if self-driving, be sure to install snow chains and have snow tires to avoid slipping. 🍲Food recommendations: Northeastern flavors that warm your heart · Cold-water fish feast🍖: King salmon and fine-scaled fish are specialties of Daxing'anling, with tender meat and no fishy smell. Sashimi tastes sweet and fresh, while braised dishes are rich in sauce flavor—one bite and your taste buds will be amazed~ · Roe deer meat stewed with radish🥘: A traditional dish of hunting ethnic groups, roe deer meat is firm but not dry, slow-cooked with sweet radish. The rich and delicious broth, dipped with a bit of blueberry sauce to cut the grease, is absolutely amazing! · Iron pot stewed goose🌶️: Slow-cooked over fire in an iron pot, the goose meat is tender and falls off the bone, soaked with savory broth. Cornbread around the pot is golden and crispy—dipped in the broth, it warms you from the stomach to the whole body~ · Sticky bean buns🥟: A must-have northeastern winter snack, made with yellow millet flour, the outer skin is soft and chewy, filled with red bean paste that’s sweet but not greasy. Steamed and bitten into, it’s soft and stretchy, full of homely warmth~ ⚠️Travel must-know: Don’t overlook these tips · Dress warmly: With temperatures dropping below -30℃, wear "onion-style" layers—thermal underwear + thick sweater + windproof jacket, paired with fleece-lined long johns, waterproof snow boots, hat, thick gloves, scarf, and hand warmers. Pay special attention to ears, hands, and feet! · Protect electronics from cold: Batteries drain quickly in low temperatures. Bring a high-capacity power bank, keep cameras warm inside your clothes, and only take them out when shooting to avoid shutdowns. · Respect local customs: When encountering ethnic minorities like the Oroqen and Ewenki, respect their culture—avoid taking photos of elders’ faces without permission, don’t disturb the reindeer’s normal life. Respect is the best travel attitude~ November in Daxing'anling has no crowded crowds, only pure ice and snow and healing scenery. Here, you can run in the snow, make wishes under the aurora, and enjoy iron pot stew in a cozy cabin, feeling the purest winter romance~ Who wouldn’t love such a snowy wonderland? 🚗💨 Quickly gather your friends and set off on this winter date!

Jagdaqi is located in the Greater Khingan Mountains region of Heilongjiang Province and serves as the administrative center of the Greater Khingan Mountains. It is known as the "Pearl of the Forest Sea" and the "First City of the Ten Thousand Li Khingan." This area boasts both the magnificent scenery of primeval forests and a rich forest culture, making it an excellent destination for exploring the northern landscape. Below is an in-depth travel guide incorporating the latest information: I. Recommended Must-Visit Attractions 1. Beishan Forest Park · Features: A national AAA-rated scenic area, combining a forest oxygen bar, historical monuments, and panoramic city views. From its heights, you can overlook the Jagdaqi urban area. The Railway Soldier Monument records the history of forest area development, while attractions like Green Moon Bridge and the primeval forest belt offer natural charm. · Activities: Hiking, watching sunrises and sunsets, learning about the railway soldier culture. 2. Baiquangu Ecological Tourist Scenic Area · Highlights: Located 24 kilometers from the city center, it boasts over 280 natural springs (including radon springs), Quaternary glacial relics (such as the Ice-Eroded Great Wall), and ancient painted rock carvings (dating back 10,000 years). In summer, the negative oxygen ion concentration reaches up to 50,000 per cubic centimeter, making it an ideal summer retreat and wellness destination. · Recommended Activities: Hiking the wild flower trail, soaking in radon springs, participating in wetland observation and study tours. 3. Yingshanhong Ski Resort (Summer Green Fields) - Four Seasons Beauty: In winter, it's the largest ski resort in western Heilongjiang. In summer, it's covered in lush green grass, perfect for grass skiing and camping. The lakes and flowers around the forestry research station form a natural gallery. 4. Ganhe National Wetland Park - Ecological Scroll: This 2,125-hectare wetland encompasses various ecosystems including rivers and marshes. The vast wetland and hundred-mile ecological corridor complement each other, making it ideal for birdwatching and photography. 5. Northeast Folk Culture Museum · Cultural Memory: The museum houses over 3,000 old artifacts, such as anti-Japanese guerrilla weapons, railway soldier tools, and educated youth daily necessities, vividly recreating the history of forest area development. II. Recommended Local Delicacies · Cold Noodles and Iron Pot Stew: Weidong Cold Noodles (savory specialty), Xingwang Small Meat Skewers (classic Northeast BBQ), Di San Xian (sautéed potato, green pepper, and eggplant), and more. · Mountain Delicacies and Wild Game: Wild blueberry products (blueberry jam, ice wine), Matsutake mushroom stewed chicken, Ligusticum sinense dumpling (Oroqen specialty). · Street Snacks: At the Donghu Market morning fair, you can try sticky bean buns, candied hawthorn skewers, hazelnuts, and more, all at affordable prices and full of local flavor. III. Accommodation and Transportation · Accommodation Options: · Budget-friendly: Small guesthouses or community stations recommended by Trip.com (such as "Hongqihong" Station), which are well-equipped and open to the public for free. · Comfortable: Jinma Hotel, Donghu Bieyuan, etc., suitable for travelers seeking convenience and comfort. · Transportation Guide: · By Air: Daxing'anling Oroqen Airport (Jagdaqi Airport), with direct flights to some cities. · By Train: Train K7039, the "Snow Country Train," passes through Jagdaqi, offering a romantic journey through the snowy forest in winter. · By Car: G111 National Highway (Beijing to Jagdaqi), G331 National Highway (China-Russia border line), connecting attractions like Nanwenghe Wetland and Ludingshan along the way. IV. Seasonal Limited Experiences · Summer (June-August): · Summer hiking, blueberry picking (International Blueberry Festival in August), forest electronic music party. · Winter (December-February): · Skiing at Yingshanhong Ski Resort, Non-freezing River Rime (Ten-Mile Gallery), bonfire party. V. Practical Tips 1. Weather and Gear: Summers are cool and rainy, so pack a waterproof jacket. Winters are severely cold, requiring windproof and warm clothing, as well as non-slip shoes. 2. Insect Repellent: There are many mosquitoes and insects in the forest area, so it's recommended to wear long sleeves and pants, and carry insect repellent. 3. Driving Tips: Some sections are single-lane roads; vehicles with higher ground clearance are recommended. Gas stations are far apart, so fill up your tank in advance. 4. Cultural Respect: In Oroqen ethnic group settlements, respect local customs. For example, do not touch totems casually when entering scenic areas like Sajiman Sacred Mountain. VI. Itinerary Reference (3 Days, 2 Nights) · Day 1: Beishan Forest Park → Northeast Folk Culture Museum → Ganhe Wetland for sunset viewing → Overnight in the city center (Donghu Bieyuan recommended). · Day 2: Baiquangu hiking → Luquanling Stone Sea photography → Evening forest electronic music party. · Day 3: Drive along G331 National Highway → Visit Twenty-Two Stations Ancient Post Station → Return journey. Jagdaqi, with the tranquility and grandeur of the "Pearl of the Forest Sea," awaits every traveler to unveil its mysterious veil. Whether you are tracing historical footsteps or indulging in nature's gifts, this place can fulfill all your imaginings of the northern landscape.

Trip Highlights: · Cruise along the China-Russia border highway G331, immersing in a visual feast of "scenery at every turn" · Visit China's northernmost point for the ultimate "searching for the North" experience · Venture deep into Hulunbuir Grassland to embrace Mongolian culture · Get enchanted by Arxan's autumn colors and marvel at volcanic landscapes with forested lakes Best Travel Time: Mid-September to early October (peak autumn foliage) Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Harbin → Wudalianchi (~380km) Key Experience: Volcanic geological wonders Attractions: Wenbo (emerald water & stone forest), Erlongquan (mineral springs), Longmen Stone Village (volcanic lava platform), Tianchi (optional) Accommodation: Near Wudalianchi Scenic Area Day 2: Wudalianchi → Heihe (~260km) Key Experience: Border history & culture Attractions: Aihui History Museum (Sino-Russian relations), Educated Youth Museum, Heihe Dadiao Island (border view), Mother Square (Russia vista) Accommodation: Heihe downtown Tips: View Russia's Blagoveshchensk from Heihe Port; try Russian cuisine. Day 3: Heihe → Shibazhan (G331, ~300km) Key Experience: G331 border scenery begins Attractions: Woniuhu Lake, Luding Mountain (Jin Yong culture theme), Huashan Scenic Area (riverside vistas), Ancient Post Station Lantern Town Accommodation: Shibazhan Village (basic facilities) Tips: Check road conditions; bring snacks as services are sparse. Day 4: Shibazhan → Beihong Village (G331, ~250km) Key Experience: Primitive villages & extreme northern points Attractions: 22nd Ancient Post Station ruins, Longhe Imperial Platform, Heilongjiang First Bend (Ω-shaped meander), Wusuli Shoal (China's northernmost land point) Accommodation: Beihong Village (rustic wooden houses) Tips: "Northernmost Point" marker at Wusuli Shoal; Beihong is more authentic than Arctic Village. Day 5: Beihong Village → Arctic Village (~100km) Key Experience: Northernmost landmarks Attractions: Female Foot Bay Birch Forest, Ewenki Reindeer Park, Arctic Sandbar ("Find North" sculptures), Northernmost House/Post Office Accommodation: Arctic Village Tips: Mail postcards from the northernmost post office. Day 6: Arctic Village → Mangui (~230km) Key Experience: Crossing Greater Khingan Range Attractions: Mohe Pine Garden (surviving fire forest), 5-6 Fire Memorial, Mother-Child Island Accommodation: Mangui Town (Inner Mongolia) Tips: Transition to forest-steppe landscape. Day 7: Mangui → Linjiang (~300km) Key Experience: Forest secrets & border river Attractions: Sisters Lakes/Yikesama National Forest Park, Crescent Moon Bay (Argun River), Moridaga National Forest Park (optional train ride) Accommodation: Linjiang Village (riverside) Tips: Don't miss sunset over the border river; stay in Russian-style homestays. Day 8: Linjiang → Heishantou (~200km) Key Experience: Stunning China-Russia border route Attractions: Shiwei Port, Olochi Manor, Enhe Russian Ethnic Village, Qika-Wuka Border Road (G331 highlight), Ulan Mountain Taiji Bend, Heishantou Wetland sunset Accommodation: Heishantou Town Tips: Frequent photo stops; sunset horseback riding is classic. Day 9: Heishantou → Manzhouli (~250km) Key Experience: Grassland meets exotic city Attractions: Heishantou Port, 186 Ribbon River, Hulun Lake, Mammoth Park Accommodation: Manzhouli downtown Tips: Enjoy dazzling nightlights and Russian cuisine at Luburi Restaurant. Day 10: Manzhouli → Arxan National Forest Park (~450km) Key Experience: Volcanic crater lakes Attractions: Golden Coast (Hulun Lake alternative view), Ganjuur Temple, Yiershi Town (gateway to Arxan) Accommodation: Inside Arxan Park (Tianchi/Xing'an area) Tips: Start early; purchase 2-day park pass with shuttle tickets. Day 11: Arxan Park In-Depth Exploration Key Experience: Volcanic landscapes & alpine lakes Attractions: Camel Peak Lake (best view), Arxan Tianchi, Dispersed Lakes, Azalea Lake, Three Pools Valley, Stone Forest Accommodation: Inside Arxan Park Tips: Plan shuttle routes wisely; bring supplies. Day 12: Arxan Park → Hailar (~300km) Key Experience: Unique lakes & peaks Attractions: Wusulangzi Lake (morning mist), Seven Immortals Lakes, Rose Peak Accommodation: Hailar downtown Tips: Buy local beef jerky; try Mongolian hand-grabbed mutton. Day 13: Hailar → Qiqihar (~450km) Key Experience: Morin Dawa River Attractions: Jinzhanhan/Morigele River Scenic Area (aerial view of river bends) Accommodation: Qiqihar downtown Tips: Mostly transit day; must-try Qiqihar barbecue. Day 14: Qiqihar → Departure Key Experience: Red-crowned crane homeland Attractions: Zhalong Wetland Reserve (crane flights: 10:30am/3pm) Transfer to Qiqihar station/airport May your journey along G331 be filled with unhurried sunsets in Heilongjiang, energetic climbs to Arxan's peaks, and every mile of the border route becoming unforgettable scenery! Arxan National Forest Park Hailar·Hulunbuir Manzhouli·Hulunbuir Mohe·Greater Khingan Range Wudalianchi Scenic Area·Wudalianchi Heihe·Heilongjiang

Dear silver-haired friends, come to the Hulunbuir Grassland and enjoy a relaxing trip with the vast scenery! A leisurely trip is undoubtedly your favorite! · ------------------- 🌐🎒Route suggestions: D1-D2: 🏞️ Depart from Kunming, stop in Shenyang, and then enter the exotic Taminchagan Desert and Tongliao. D3-D4: 🚗 Depart from Tongliao, and after about 3.5 hours, arrive in Holingol. The next day, we will depart from Holingol and head to Arxan. D5-D6: 🚌 Depart from Arxan, explore the scenery of Manzhouli, and then drive for about 3 hours to Genhe. The next day, we will depart from Genhe and head to Beiji Village. D7-D8: 🚐 Depart from Beiji Village, experience the intoxicating natural scenery of Luding Mountain, and then arrive in Heihe. D9-D10: 🌆 Depart from Heihe, arrive in Wudalianchi, and then enter the Qiqihar area. The next day, we will take you to explore Harbin. D11-D14: 🛤 Depart from Harbin, then visit Jingpo Lake, Erdaobaihe, and the North Scenic Area. Finally, return to Dandong, and then return to Shenyang. D15: 🏡 The last stop, return to your warm home, and end this wonderful journey. · ------------------- Notes: 1. Customs: The people of Hulunbuir are enthusiastic and unrestrained, and love to sing and dance🕺. Avoid taking photos of people without their invitation, and respect local customs. 2. January climate: The temperature in Hulunbuir is low, dry, and cold❄️. Don't forget to bring enough warm clothes and moisturizing skin care products. 3. Food: Grassland lamb barbecue and milk tea are specialties of Hulunbuir😋. Remember to try these delicacies. 4. Photo spots: For photography lovers, don't miss Hulun Lake and Bell Mountain, where the sunsets and sunrises are breathtaking🌅. 5. Product benefits: When buying specialties, pay attention to verifying the qualifications of the merchants to avoid buying counterfeit products and ensure value for money💰. -------------------- So far, the charm of Hulunbuir is fully displayed. Set off immediately, bring this guide, and embrace nature in time!

Planning a 5-day trip to Beiji Village in Mohe, Heilongjiang Province? This guide will show you how to make the most of your trip! Don't miss out, save it now! · ------- 🌟Itinerary: Day 1: Mohe County -> Polaris Square -> 5/6 Fire Memorial Hall -> Songyuan Forest Park -> Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns -> Beiji Village -> Birch Forest Start from Mohe County, visit Polaris Square, experience the history of the Greater Khingan Range and the profound memories of the 5/6 Fire Memorial Hall. Stroll through Songyuan Forest Park, admire the magnificent Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns, and finally arrive at Beiji Village, where you can immerse yourself in the tranquility of the Birch Forest. Day 2: Guanyin Mountain Gold Mining Town Scenic Area -> Rouge Valley -> Mohe Rouge Valley Gold Mine -> Li Jinyong Ancestral Hall -> Beiji Village -> Mohe Heilongjiang Visit the gold mining town at the foot of Guanyin Mountain and trace the legendary stories of Rouge Valley and the gold mine. Visit Li Jinyong Ancestral Hall and feel the weight of history. Return to Beiji Village and walk along the Mohe Heilongjiang River to experience the unique charm of the border scenery. Day 3: Ewenki Reindeer Park -> Ussuri Shoal -> Beihong Village Visit Ewenki Reindeer Park and get up close and personal with the gentle reindeer. Step onto the Ussuri Shoal and feel the grandeur and tranquility of nature. Finally, arrive at Beihong Village and experience the authentic rural life of Northeast China. Day 4: Wubalao Island -> Huashan Border River International Tourism Resort -> Yuanlin Park -> Beauty Pine Forest Visit Wubalao Island and experience the island's charm. Head to Huashan Border River International Tourism Resort and enjoy a relaxing vacation. Visit Yuanlin Park and Beauty Pine Forest to experience the mystery and beauty of nature. Day 5: Luding Mountain -> Aihui Ancient City -> Daheihe Island Climb Luding Mountain and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery. Stroll through Aihui Ancient City and listen to the echoes of history. Finally, arrive at Daheihe Island and end this unforgettable journey with a lot of memories. · ------- · *Travel Essentials: 🧳Exploring Beiji Village in Mohe, don't forget these items!** 👚🧣Clothing: Thick down jacket, fleece pants, thermal underwear to keep warm; waterproof and windproof jacket for snowy weather; snow boots for slip resistance and warmth. 🎒🧤Accessories: Furry hat, earmuffs, scarf to protect your head and neck from the cold; touchscreen gloves to use your phone without freezing your hands; hand warmers and thermos to keep warm. 🆔🎫Documents: ID card, student ID, and other necessary documents, as well as cash and bank cards to ensure a smooth trip; don't forget a power bank to keep your phone charged! · ------- 🎉Come to Beiji Village in Mohe, explore the north, and enjoy the ice and snow! Don't forget to like, save, and follow for more exciting content! 🌨️✨️

Autumn in Daxinganling is a feast of colors. From mid-September, the first autumn colors quietly arrive. The entire forest seems to have been enchanted overnight, from emerald green to golden yellow, from fiery red to deep purple, colorful and beautiful. · Best time to visit: September 15 to October 15 is the most colorful period of autumn in Daxinganling. The weather is relatively cool and the scenery is the most beautiful. · Recommended route: · September 15 to September 30: Explore the northern line of Daxinganling counterclockwise and feel the magnificence of the northern scenery. · October 1 to October 15: Travel along the southern line of Arxan clockwise and experience a different autumn style. · Recommended attractions: · Baquan Valley Ecological Tourism Scenic Area: National AAAA-level tourist attraction, located at the southern foot of Yilehuli Mountain in the main vein of Daxinganling, named after the Baquan River in the valley. Here, the four seasons are distinct. The autumn wind passes by, and the mountains are red, showing a magnificent autumn scenery in the north. · Feilong Mountain Scenic Area: National AAA-level tourist attraction, located in Feilong Mountain Geological Park, it is the first choice for exploring the painted rock paintings of Daxinganling, and it is also the best place to watch Xingan azaleas. In autumn, Feilong Mountain is full of red leaves and frosty forests, presenting a colorful and charming landscape everywhere. · Nenjiangyuan Scenic Area: Located in the experimental area of Nanwenghe National Nature Reserve in Heilongjiang, Nanwenghe Wetland is the only national wetland nature reserve in the cold temperate island forest in China, and enjoys the reputation of "the most beautiful wetland in Asia". The wetland in autumn is like a golden oil painting, shining in the warm sun. · Precautions: · Keep warm: The temperature in Daxinganling in autumn is relatively low, and the temperature difference between morning and evening is large. It is recommended to bring enough warm clothing, such as down jackets, sweaters, thermal underwear, etc. · Sun protection: Although the autumn sun is not as strong as the summer sun, ultraviolet rays still exist. It is recommended to bring sun protection products such as sunscreen and sunglasses. · Mosquito prevention: There are many mosquitoes in the Daxinganling area, it is recommended to bring anti-mosquito bite medicine. · Pay attention to safety: During the tour, pay attention to safety, abide by the regulations of the scenic area, and do not leave the designated tour route. The above information is for reference only, and the specific situation may change due to factors such as seasons and weather. Before traveling to Daxinganling, it is recommended to understand the relevant information in advance to better plan your itinerary.

"Where are the secrets of the wetland hidden?" "When the water is full, you can see egrets flying down." The Nanweng River Wetland in Daxinganling is like a dreamland. Travelers once came here and were attracted by the lush aquatic plants and lively creatures. In this wetland, a wonderful journey of natural exploration begins. Asia's largest cold-temperate island forest wetland, the Nanwenghe Wetland in Daxinganling, astounds everyone who sets foot here with its vast area and unique landscape. This is a world of water, with crisscrossing rivers and lakes; this is a sea of ​​forests, with vast primeval forests and unique island forest wonders. Nanweng River Wetland is a masterpiece of nature and a precious gift from the earth! The most powerful guide to Nanweng River Wetland in Daxinganling‼ ️‼ ️! Use the pits I personally mined to help you avoid mines\(`Δ')/ ✅Nanweng River Wetland National Nature Reserve🐦 🚌Signal all the way📶Almost no signal 🏞Nanweng River is the largest island forest wetland in Asia 🌈Recommended attractions: · Observation Tower: Climb up the 43.69-meter-high fire prevention observation tower, you can have a 360-degree panoramic view of the world-class wetland scenery, overlooking the winding river and the precious and unique island forest. · Wetland Museum: Learn about the formation, ecological functions and conservation significance of wetlands. · Wildlife viewing area: You have the opportunity to see various wild animals such as roe deer, moose, hares, lynx, swans, golden eagles, etc. 🔖tipc: ⭕️🉑You can see the source of Nenjiang River, the auspicious place of "Dragon" and "Phoenix" ⭕️🈶There are many RV camping sites for accommodation, where you can see the sunrise🌄 and sunset🌅 ⭕️The wetland is not beautiful without flying, and you can only appreciate it by standing on high ground. ⚠️The wind on the tower is very strong, please protect yourself and your belongings 🚗How to get there: Self-driving: Nanwenghe Wetland is located in Songling District, Daxinganling Region, Heilongjiang Province. The transportation is not very convenient, so it is recommended to drive there. You can start from Jiamusi and drive along the G111 National Highway in the direction of Songling District. Turn right at the Songling District Highway 2062 sign to enter the Gunan Highway, and then follow the tourist signs for about 120 kilometers to reach the scenic spot.

Huma County is located in the Daxinganling region of Heilongjiang Province, at the eastern foot of the Daxinganling Mountains, on the southwest bank of the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River. The west and north are adjacent to Xinlin District and Tahe County, the south is adjacent to Aihui District, Heihe City, and Nenjiang City, and the east is across the river from Shimanovsk City, Russia, Svobodny City, and Magdagachi District. The border with Russia is 371 kilometers long, accounting for nearly half of the total length of the Daxinganling region's border with Russia, and it is also the county with the longest border with Russia in Heilongjiang Province. The county government is located in Huma Town, which was approved by the State Council of China in May 1993 as a national first-class port open to the outside world. It is the only administrative county in the Daxinganling region that is mainly agricultural. Famous specialties include fungus, mushrooms, Hericium erinaceus, and blueberries. Huma County, Huma Town, was built along the Heilongjiang River. The Riverside Park is located on the east side of Huma Town, facing Russia across the river. The park was built in 1998 and has become a comprehensive park integrating fitness square area, twelve zodiac statue area, fitness trail area, outdoor cage standard lighting basketball court, cs shooting battle area, barbecue area, landscape pavilion rest area, flower area, garden scenic area and other areas. It has become a very eye-catching building in the park. ⏳Play time: Free opening, play time 30 minutes to 1 hour.

⛰【Travel Guide】The Luding Mountain Scenic Area in the Greater Khingan Range is based on the story of The Deer and the Cauldron, relying on martial arts culture, and featuring elements such as 'strange pines, peculiar rocks, divine springs, and clouds.' Luding Mountain was originally named 'Huma'erwoji Mountain,' and was renamed due to its geographical location and topography matching the treasure site described in Jin Yong's martial arts novel The Deer and the Cauldron. Later, Jin Yong himself inscribed the three characters 'Luding Mountain' to confirm this. 📍Detailed Address: At the confluence of the Emur River and the Heilongjiang River, north of Heilongjiang Province, China > Heilongjiang Province > Greater Khingan Range > Huma County 🚗Transportation Guide: Drive yourself. Once you reach Huma County, navigate to Luding Mountain to reach the mountain top. 🕙Opening Hours: 8:00-16:30 💰Ticket Price: 50 yuan 🌟Highlights: The mountain scenic area includes the Jin Xia Memorial Park, the Deer and the Cauldron Cultural Park, and the Manchu Qing Grand Market. The 'Deer and the Cauldron Cultural Park' is the main tourist area of the Luding Mountain Scenic Area, representing the culture of the novel The Deer and the Cauldron. The entire park consists of three tour routes, three viewing platforms, and eleven interesting spots. The three tour routes are the scene tour route, the story tour route, and the viewing tour route; the three viewing platforms are Wanglongtai, Qulongjian, and Shenlongding. The eleven spots are interspersed among them, allowing visitors to relive the novel The Deer and the Cauldron through these scenes. 📌Tips: Actually, there's no need to go down the mountain. One reason is that there are many bugs, and another is that there's nothing much to see at the foot of the mountain. Going down means you have to climb back up, so keep that in mind.

'Painted Mountain' is a unique scenic spot along the Huma River section in Heilongjiang Province. It is situated by the river, combining both mountain and island features as if created by nature itself. The scenic area consists of a mountain and an island along the banks of the Heilongjiang River. The mountain stands tall and steep against the riverbank, looking like a painting hanging by the riverside from a distance. The island is a peninsula covering 100 hectares. Painted Mountain is 307 meters high, with a gentle slope on the south side where a footpath has been built for climbing. There is also a road behind the mountain for vehicles to reach the summit, where one can view over 20 kilometers of the Heilongjiang River upstream and downstream. The island's flat pastures are dotted with willow trees that are decades old, and clusters of wild roses bloom in pink and red, exuding bursts of fragrance. This place is a border area with few visitors and free access, boasting a beautiful natural environment. Although it is suitable for visits all year round, each season has its own charm. Visiting in early summer, one would mostly see a verdant canvas. To appreciate 'Painted Mountain,' you must understand it. The site is over forty kilometers from the county town, making it more suitable for self-driving or renting a car for the trip.

Huma County is named after the Huma River. 'Huma', also known as 'Humar' or 'Kumar', is a Daur word meaning 'rapid streams in high mountain gorges that the sun does not shine upon'. Huma County is under the jurisdiction of the Daxing'anling region of Heilongjiang Province. It is located on the southwest bank of the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River, at the eastern foot of the Greater Khingan Range. The county has a border with Russia that stretches for 371 kilometers, accounting for nearly half of the Daxing'anling region's total border length with Russia, making it the longest border county in Heilongjiang Province with Russia, and a national first-class port (Marker 173). Huma, established as a county during the Qing Dynasty, is the legendary location of the Great Qing dragon vein, and the scenery within the county is quite impressive. The riverside park in the county town is beautiful (with a golden dragon sculpture, sunset glow, and the Huma River)! The total population of the county is currently less than 50,000, with agriculture and forestry as the main industries, and cultural tourism is also a pillar industry.

This place is the most splendid stroke in Jin Yong's writings, and it is also the most beautiful small town on the China-Russia border ~ It appears so modest and peaceful on this black land, yet amidst the rugged mountains, it has its own unique charm. The Luding Mountain in Huma County, part of the Daqing Longmai, is definitely a must-visit spot for your May Day trip to the Greater Khingan Range!! Located in Huma County of the Greater Khingan Range region in Heilongjiang Province, this Luding Mountain is the same sacred mountain mentioned in Jin Yong's novel 'The Deer and the Cauldron' that is said to contain the buried Forty-Two Chapter Scripture. In Jin Yong's novels, 'The Deer and the Cauldron' is probably the most unique one. And that treasure, sought after by people all over the world because of the Forty-Two Chapter Scripture, is hidden in this small town on the border of Heilongjiang Province, in Luding Mountain of Huma County. Those who are familiar with 'The Deer and the Cauldron' will surely remember the story of Lord Wei that took place here, and it is only upon reaching Luding Mountain that one realizes: the so-called treasure is not just about gold and silver. Luding Mountain is known for its precipitous terrain, and is famous for its 'strange pines, bizarre rocks, divine springs, and farmland' - the four wonders. The area is rich in resources, with magnificent scenery, and it is a natural oxygen bar provided by Mother Nature.

I didn't expect to see snow in Xi'an, but I saw it on Longtoushan in Hanzhong! And I also saw rime! The scenery of Longtoushan is really good, you can take the cable car 🚡 directly from the foot of the mountain to the middle of the mountain, and then there is a super long escalator. 🕒 It takes about two to three hours to go around, and the route is a one-way line, going around the mountain, so there's no need to backtrack. ⚠️ There is a small section of plank road, which is not very friendly to those who are afraid of heights, but fortunately, it's only a short section, and a part of the glass plank road on the mountain is closed in winter. We went on the 19th, the sun was very strong in the morning, we walked around and saw the rime, and in the afternoon when we were about to go down the mountain, it started to fog up, so we decisively went up again, and unexpectedly, when we climbed to the top of the observation deck, we saw the sea of clouds! It was spectacular! We drove to Longtoushan ourselves, if you are coming from Xi'an, you can take the high-speed train, and there is a direct bus to the scenic area opposite the high-speed train station, leaving at 9 am and returning at 3 pm, with a round-trip ticket costing 68 (prices may vary with the season). The single trip takes about an hour. Longtoushan tickets 🎫, 133 on weekdays, 153 on weekends. ⚠️ If you want to see snow, check the official WeChat account of the scenic area or 🧣 before you go, they usually announce when it snows, and the snow usually lasts for three to four days, if you go too late, only the shaded side will have snow, the day we went, there was still ice on the branches in the morning, but when we went up the mountain in the afternoon, the ice on the branches had melted, and there was less snow on the ground than in the morning. When you go, it's recommended to dress warmly, ⚠️ and it's best to bring a hat! Wear slip-resistant shoes, the road is not that slippery, many places have anti-slip mats, but it's still better to be carefu

🚙Shaanxi Xiaogannan is suitable for short self-driving tours in the surrounding areas. The itinerary is not intense and is suitable for traveling with the elderly and children. There is basically no expense. If you have any questions, please follow me and I will answer them one by one through private messages. 📍The address is located in Hanzhong City, Shaanxi Province, two days and one night trip. Day1: Departure point - Hanzhong Liuba County "Shizigou" Ranch - Liuba Old Street - Hanzhong Hotel Check-in 🍱Liuba Old Street Food Recommendations: 1. Restaurants: Liuba Taste, Zibai Niangjia, Chenji Stonefish 2. Walnut buns, hot noodles, vegetable tofu, peanut porridge Day2: Hotel - Longtou Mountain - Hanjiang - Qianjin Road Night Market 🍱Qianjin Road Food Recommendations: 1. Hot noodles: Zhang Mingfu, Deng Huimin 2. Yellow croaker: Sanwei Yufu, Sanzhier, Yanba Fish Restaurant 3. Spicy chicken: Xiaowang Spicy Chicken

Offbeat Travel//Mount Luding from Jin Yong's pen⛰️|||The must-pass route from Heihe to Huma by car🚗 There are few tourists, and the scenery is very good Just there are a bit too many bugs🐛 Scenic area is free free free🆓 There is a big platform You can take photos of Mount Luding The scenery under the mountain is very beautiful~ There is a long river It has a lot of cultural heritage~

The first stop of the yearning for travel, "there is a Qiantang view in the south and a Huma Kaijiang in the north." In the far north of the country, in the far north of the country, it is still a frozen scene. On the Heilongjiang River, you can also go on ice and look at the opposite Russia. The most grand festival in the Huma section of Heilongjiang at the end of April is Kaijiang Culture Week. It seems as if the ice city dreams of a night, all things have recovered. Open the river to open the fish, and then uncover the mysterious Orochun Shaman culture, and appreciate the unique Sino-Russian style.

To understand a city, the card must be a museum. At the Huma Museum, Huma's unique red culture, gold mining culture, and educated youth culture show its incisiveness. The establishment of the city from the Kangxi period to the victory of the people's regime in 1946 is the development history of Huma and the history of the people's struggle.