What Are the Must-Visit Attractions in Heihe?
Heihe’s top attractions fall into three categories: world-class volcanic landscapes (Wudalianchi), border history and culture (Aihui / boundary river), and Sino-Russian customs (ethnic park / cross-border bridge). Below is a priority-sorted list with core highlights and photo spots.
I. World-Class Natural Wonders (Unmissable)
1. Wudalianchi Scenic Area (5A, Global Geopark)
Core features: 14 volcanoes connected by five bead-shaped barrier lakes, hailed as a "natural volcanic museum".
Must-see spots:
- Laoheishan Volcano: Climb to the summit for a full panoramic view of the five lakes and spectacular black lava plateaus.
- Wenbo Springs: Mineral pools that never freeze all year round with vivid multi-hued water, nicknamed "Little Jiuzhaigou".
- North Drinking Spring: Natural cold spring water safe for direct drinking with a sweet taste.
- Longmen Stone Stockade: Massive lava rock formations formed hundreds of millions of years ago, resembling ancient city ruins.
II. Border History & Culture (Unmissable)
2. Aihui History Exhibition Hall & Ancient Aihui City (4A)
Highlights: The signing site of the Treaty of Aigun, China’s sole thematic museum dedicated to Sino-Russian historical relations.
Photo spots: Qing Dynasty General’s Yamen, ancient artillery pieces, boundary steles, full of profound historical vibes.
3. Heilongjiang River Park & Mother Square (Free Admission)
Highlights: A ribbon-shaped park along the Heilongjiang River, facing Blagoveshchensk of Russia across the water.
Photo spots: Mother Sculpture, riverside boundary walkway, European-style night views of the Russian city, stunning sunset scenery.
4. Daheihe Island (Free Admission)
Highlights: China’s island closest to Russia, offering the best panoramic view of the "one city, two countries" landscape.
Photo spots: 56.74-meter national flag pole, Sino-Russian Border Trade Zone, Russian Commodity Mall.
III. Sino-Russian Customs & Natural Scenery (Handpicked Picks)
5. Sino-Russian Ethnic Customs Park (4A)
Highlights: Russian wooden log cabins, Oroqen teepee-like tents, Daur folk dwellings; filming location of the hit TV drama Chuan Guan Dong (Going Northeast).
Experiences: Russian song and dance performances, birch bark handicraft making, photo shoots in ethnic costumes.
6. Jinhe Grand Canyon (Filming Location of Going Northeast)
Highlights: A volcanic lava canyon over a hundred meters deep, covered in dense forests with gurgling streams.
Activities: Hike wooden boardwalks, view the narrow "One-Line Sky" gorge, breathe fresh forest air; an ideal summer retreat to escape heat.
7. Heilongjiang River Bridge Sightseeing Zone (New Popular Check-in Spot)
Highlights: The first cross-border highway bridge spanning the Heilongjiang River between China and Russia, where "China lies on your left, Russia on your right".
Photo spots: 360° observation deck on the tower, full view of the cross-border bridge, boundary river landscapes.
8. Xinsheng Oroqen Ethnic Township (Off-the-Beaten-Path Folk Destination)
Experiences: Visit the "ethnic people living among mountains"; stay in traditional teepee tents, feast on hand-held boiled meat, learn birch bark craftwork.
Quick Reference: 3-Day Core Itinerary
Day 1: Aihui History Exhibition Hall → Heilongjiang River Park → Daheihe Island (Border History & Culture)
Day 2: Wudalianchi Scenic Area (Laoheishan Volcano + Wenbo Springs + North Drinking Spring) (Volcanic Wonders)
Day 3: Sino-Russian Ethnic Customs Park → Jinhe Grand Canyon (Ethnic Customs & Natural Scenery)
|
上一篇：
发表、查看更多关于该信息的评论 
将本信息发给好友 
打印本页
