These beautiful landscapes in the Northeast can only be experienced by hiking

October to November can be considered the best time to visit the Northeast of China, as it is just starting to snow and the weather is not too cold. Some places in the region can only be fully experienced by hiking. So, which places are we talking about? Let's take a look together.

Jingpo Lake

Known as one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Jingpo Lake, China, Jingpo Lake is covered in ice during winter, creating a stunning silver-white landscape. Fans of diving competitions can enjoy watching Di Huanran's dynamic performances around 2 PM every day. Those who dislike diving can watch winter fishing by the lake and experience the ancient and mysterious Shaman culture that has lasted for thousands of years.
Yangcao can be considered a must-visit route in the Northeast. The icy and snowy conditions make it difficult to traverse, but the beautiful scenery along the way always attracts people. Only after completing the arduous journey can one reach the summit and witness the beauty of the snow village under the rising sun.

Wusong Island

As the saying goes, 'Watch the fog at night, see the frost in the morning, and enjoy the falling flowers near noon.' This describes the process of rime forming from nothing to something, from small to large. Wusong Island is called Wusong Island precisely because the rime that others may encounter occasionally can be seen here every day, making it a must-see attraction.

Mohe City

You may not reach the North Pole or the South Pole, but you can definitely come to Mohe, where there are auroras that rival those at the poles. Don't think that Mohe has nothing else to offer besides the auroras. In fact, Mohe offers many beautiful sceneries, such as the over 200 hectares of pristine wetlands at Nine Bends and Eighteen Turns, the experience of reindeer herding with the Ewenki people, and the pure European-style wooden houses in Christmas Village.