At the easternmost tip of Jiamusi lies the Fuyuan Delta at the confluence of the Heilongjiang River and the Ussuri River, commonly known as Heixiazi Island, which also marks China’s easternmost point. Its representative tourist attraction is the Sanjiang Estuary, boasting diverse and picturesque landscapes. The surging river waters present two distinct colors — black and yellow — which remain clearly separated for dozens of li as they flow eastward without mixing, forming a marvelous natural spectacle.

Jiejinkou nestles against mountains beside the river with delightful scenery. A fishing platform stands tall by the bank, overlooking the vast blue expanse of the Heilongjiang River dotted with shuttling fishing boats. In winter, the boundless ice and snow expanse of the Sanjiang Plain allows visitors to enjoy hunting and skiing. In summer, golden wheat waves ripple, rice blossoms fill the air, layered mountains stretch afar, and rivers crisscross the land.

Located 4 kilometers northeast of Tongjiang City, the Sanjiang Estuary is where the Songhua River and Heilongjiang River converge. The combined waterway is locally called the Tongjiang River, hence the name "Sanjiang Estuary" (Three-River Estuary). The Heilongjiang River flows west to east with dark green, calm waters, while the sediment-laden Songhua River carries yellow currents. After merging, the two-hued surging waters stay sharply demarcated for dozens of li downstream, making it one of the most famous natural wonders in Northeast China.

Jiejinkou sits within Tongjiang County on the lower reaches of the Heilongjiang River, 45 kilometers northeast of downtown Tongjiang, facing Russia across the river. It is a settlement of the Hezhe people, one of China’s six small ethnic minorities. Visitors can drop in on local households to experience the unique fishing-based traditions of the Hezhe, earning the site a reputation as a "Famous Frontier Scenic Spot on the Heilongjiang River". During the peak tourist season from May to October, crowds of tourists throng the area.

This charming mountain village along the Heilongjiang River borders Russia. Blessed with clear waters and green mountains, it boasts distinctive natural, cultural and historical tourist resources that lay a solid foundation for local tourism development.

Transportation: Jiamusi Long-Distance Bus Station runs regular coaches to Tongjiang, departing every hour from 06:00 to 16:20.

Daliangzi River National Forest Park is situated in the Daliangzi River Korean Pine Seed Stand in Tangyuan County, at the southern foot of the Lesser Khingan Range in eastern Heilongjiang Province. Covering a total area of 7,171 hectares, it was founded in 1987 and designated a national forest park by the Ministry of Forestry in 1992, ranking among China’s earliest national forest parks.

Centered on primeval Korean pine forest landscapes, it is an eco-tourism destination featuring towering ancient trees, vast forests, peculiar rock formations, serene mountains and streams, as well as stunning scenery across all four seasons. It is hailed as the "Pearl of the Xing’an Mountains and Emerald of the Sanjiang Plain". Within the park lie world-famous primeval Korean pine seed forests, an observation tower, Giant Tree Island, Divine Tree Mandarin Duck Lake, secret camps of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, Pine View Tower, coiled pine trees, thousand-year-old ancient trees, century-old giant bird nests, a wildlife exhibition hall, and primitive hunting huts, alongside numerous natural sights.

Wusu Town stands on an islet at the junction of the Heilongjiang and Ussuri Rivers, bordered by the major river to the east and a small tributary to the west. In terms of longitude, it occupies China’s easternmost territory, the first place nationwide to greet the sunrise each morning, thus earning the title "China’s Easternmost Town".

Every Summer Solstice (June 21 or 22), dawn breaks here as early as 2:10 a.m. Climb Yiliga Hill to watch the first red sun rise from the confluence of the two rivers. The breathtaking view of the sun bathing the river, its golden glow draping every living thing, leaves an unforgettable impression.

Wusu Town is China’s smallest town, and reputedly the tiniest town in the world. Originally, only one male resident lived here; later, a woman married him, forming the town’s sole household. Its single street stretches merely over ten meters, lined with six factory buildings. Together with a border defense platoon and a sentry post, this tiny settlement constitutes the well-known Wusu Town.

Wofoshan Ski Resort is located in Zhongda Village, Dalai Town on Jiamusi’s outskirts, built atop a group of ancient volcanic crater ruins formed 67 million years ago. Lofty mountains and boundless snow-covered forests shape its distinctive northern winter scenery.

The resort features a 140,000-square-meter ski area with four beginner, intermediate and advanced ski runs totaling over 4,000 meters in length, equipped with double-seat chairlifts and retractable tow rope ski lifts. Currently, it offers tourist skiing, snowmobiling, snow tubing, snow sleds, snow kiting, bonfire galas, music parties and other activities, capable of holding up to 300 skiers at the same time.

Transportation: It lies beside the Tongjiang-Sanya high-grade highway linking Jiamusi and Harbin, 19 kilometers from downtown Jiamusi. Shuttle buses reach the resort in just 30 minutes.

Heilongjiang Honghe National Nature Reserve is located in the Sanjiang Plain under Jiamusi’s jurisdiction. It is the first national nature reserve in the Beidahuang reclamation area and a classic example of wetland landforms.

Spanning 22,000 hectares, the reserve features interconnected marshes and meadows dotted with island woodlands. Each summer, migratory birds including whooper swans, wild geese and red-crowned cranes flock here to breed, creating a spectacular scene, making summer the ideal visiting season.

Transportation: Coaches run from Jiamusi to Honghe Nature Reserve every 30 minutes. A one-way ticket costs 40 RMB, with a travel time of approximately four hours.