Wudalianchi Scenic Area
As a precious heritage left to humanity by Quaternary volcanic activity, the Wudalianchi Scenic Area is praised as a dazzling pearl embedded in the Eurasian Continental Bridge. Wudalianchi, named after the five interconnected volcanic barrier lakes formed by volcanic lava blocking the waterways, resembles a string of beads. The water has no source, the trees have no roots, the mountains have no peaks, and the rich vegetation of the volcanoes is even more breathtaking. There is also a natural birch forest here, tranquil and charming. Different seasons endow it with different lives, making it well worth a visit.
Luogu River
The source of Heilongjiang Province, and also the name of the first village at the source of Heilongjiang. To the west of the village is Inner Mongolia, and to the north, across the Heilongjiang River, is Russia. In Luogu River Village, the houses of each family are 'wooden', with pointed roofs. From a distance, this small village nestled by the mountains and rivers looks like a unique fairy tale illustration. Here, you can also enjoy tea and fish at the folk inn, watch villagers drill holes and fish on the ice river, escape the hustle and bustle of city life, and experience the mystery and tranquility of the source of Heilongjiang.
Located near the Arctic Village, this three-faced Guanyin statue was specially moved here from Hainan, facing the Sea Guanyin of Nanshan in Hainan from north to south. This was done to fulfill the beautiful wish of Guanyin Bodhisattva to save all living beings. Unlike the so-called bustling temples, this place is free from noise and hustle, giving a sense of purity, tranquility, and transcendence. It is a place for worship and admiration. The mountain here has gentle slopes and beautiful shapes, with lush pine trees and abundant flowers and plants. Rare birds can be seen moving through the forest. At the foot of the mountain is the famous Rouge Valley, with a slow-flowing stream that symbolizes the northern waters flowing directly to the South China Sea.
Mohe Stone Forest
Address: 5110 km west of Z050. Known as the 'last primitive stone forest in the world,' the northernmost stone forest in China is located between Heilongjiang and Inner Mongolia. Unlike the Karst landscape of the Stone Forest in Kunming, Yunnan, or the Stone Forest in Zhangjiajie, Hunan, the Mohe Stone Forest has a long geological history and features granite landforms. The stones are hard and dense, with various shapes and unique formations. The stone forest is rich in figurative stones. There are no traces of artificial carving here, making it a mysterious area in Mohe that has remained untouched for centuries.
Li Jinyong Ancestral Hall
The ancestral hall is nestled among green mountains and clear waters, surrounded by pine and cypress trees. Li Jinyong Ancestral Hall is located in the Jin'gou Forest Farm of Mohe, on the slopes of Changzhangzi Pine and Pine Tree. Here, you can not only learn about the glorious deeds of 'Gold Saint' Li Jinyong, the development history of the Mohe gold mine, and the gold mining process, but also appreciate the faintly visible scenery of Yanzhigou amidst the verdant pines and cypresses. Because Li Jinyong was renowned as the 'Gold Saint', gold prospectors used to come here to worship before going to mine, hoping to gain some fortune.
