2025 Yichun Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#forest The Tangwang River Forest and Stone Scenic Area is located in Tangwang County, Yichun City, covering an area of ​​190 square kilometers. It is a national 5A forest scenic area. The scenic area features rare granite stone forest landforms and complete virgin forests, with lush vegetation and verdant mountains. Strolling among the secluded paths of ancient pines and white birch trees, you can hear the singing of hundreds of birds, enjoy the dancing of pines and cypresses, smell the fragrance of azalea flowers, and see the strange rocks of Xing'an. In this natural oxygen bar, you can put aside your fatigue and worries and return to a state of returning to nature and harmony between man and nature. There was no rain when we were hiking in the mountains, yet the green air wet our clothes. In the park, clouds surround the mountain ridges, streams flow in the valleys, and the negative oxygen ions in the air can reach up to 50,000 per cubic centimeter. The average temperature in summer is between 18-23 degrees. It is a cool world, a paradise, and the core of the Lesser Khingan Mountains Northern Characteristic Scenic Tourist Area. The park attracts a large number of tourists with its unique geological features, beautiful forest environment, fresh air and pleasant temperature. It is an excellent attraction worthy of your visit. Don't miss it.

Visit Snow Town: Snow Town is the most famous winter tourist attraction in Yichun and is known as the "Snow Town of China". Be sure to take photos of the snow and experience the local snow activities. ❄📸 Skiing experience: Experience the fun of skiing at Yichun's ski resort, which is suitable for ski enthusiasts of all levels. 🎿😄 Savor the local cuisine: Try Yichun’s northeastern specialties, such as stewed meat, sauerkraut, and more. 🍲👅 Visit the forest park: There are many national forest parks in Yichun, and the forest landscape in winter is unique. 🌲👀 Experience Ice Fishing: Try ice fishing on a frozen lake and experience a winter activity unique to the Tohoku region. 🎣❄ Snowmobile Ride: Feel the speed and passion of driving a snowmobile on the snow. 🏍😎 Visit Yichun City Museum: Learn about local history and culture. 🏛👓 Buy local handicrafts: Acquire some local handicrafts as souvenirs. 🛍🎁 Tour Yichun City: Stroll through Yichun City and feel the local city atmosphere. 🚶‍♂🌃 Experience hot springs: Enjoy a hot spring bath to relax your body and mind during the cold winter. ♨😌 Note: Warm equipment: Yichun is very cold in winter, please make sure to bring enough warm clothes. Safety first: Pay attention to safety when doing outdoor activities such as skiing, and hire a coach if necessary. Health Condition: Cold weather may affect the health of some people. Please choose activities based on your own condition. Local culture: Respect local culture and customs, experience local life and travel in a civilized manner. Weather Forecast: Please check the local weather forecast before traveling so that you can make appropriate travel arrangements.

It has now been renamed the Yichun City Museum, but the content displayed here is also different from the general museum. The first thing I saw in the pavilion was the introduction of dinosaurs in prehistoric times. Most of the dinosaur skeletons displayed here were taken from the Longgu Mountain in Jiayin County. The Longgu Mountain was named after the extremely rich dinosaur fossils of 70 million years ago. The dinosaurs are so strange in the impression of many of us that the specimens of animal and plant fossils from the Jurassic to the Pleistocene from 10,000 to 65 million years ago were exhibited. The Cretaceous duck-dragon fossils and the Pleistocene mammoth bone fossils, which were once seen in documentaries, are now available here through graphic texts and have an immersive feel.

Little Altay—Yichun, located in the northeastern part of Heilongjiang Province, boasts a forest coverage rate of up to 83.8% and is home to the world's largest virgin Korean pine forest, truly deserving its title as the "Forest Capital of China." Highly recommended for a visit! 🚉Transportation Tips: 🚗Self-driving is recommended in Yichun. 🚅Take the train to Nancha Station or Jinshantun Station, where you can easily rent a vehicle. ❤Recommended Highlights: 1. Xing'an Forest Park A free 4A-level scenic area, the observation tower at the summit is the perfect spot to capture the sea of clouds and sunrise, with rolling peaks all around and a panoramic view of Yichun, the forest city. 2. Jinshan Deer Park A forested mountain pasture surrounded by hills, where deer roam like woodland spirits, creating a dreamy fairy-tale world. You can interact closely with the deer. Admission: 45 RMB. 3. Jinzu Mountain From the summit, you can see endless rolling hills and a bird's-eye view of Jinshantun, making it an excellent spot for sunrise and sea of clouds. 4. Wudai Forest Road The most beautiful forest highway, perfect for a comfortable 2-hour self-drive. 📝Important Notes: 1. The forest area has significant temperature differences between day and night, so pack accordingly. 2. The forest area has many insects, so bring mosquito repellent. 3. Online tickets must be purchased at least 1 hour in advance. 4. Self-driving or chartering a car is the best transportation option.

Located in northeastern Heilongjiang Province, Yichun is hailed as the "Forest Capital of China." With summer (June-July) average temperatures around 22°C, it's an ideal summer retreat. The area boasts vast virgin Korean pine forests, crystal-clear streams and lakes, unique volcanic geological landscapes, and rich ecological experiences, making it perfect for summer travel. Here's an in-depth guide to exploring Yichun in June-July: --- 🌿 Best Travel Time - **Early June to mid-July**: Cool climate with lush green forests, ideal for hiking, camping, and deer watching. - **Late July to August**: Spider flowers bloom, and Xishui National Forest Park enters its most beautiful season. --- 🚗 Transportation - **By air**: Yichun Lindu Airport offers flights to/from Beijing, Harbin, and other cities. - **By train**: High-speed trains from Harbin to Yichun take about 3.5 hours. - **By car**: Recommended route is the **Wudai Highway** (most scenic forest road), with picturesque views along the way. --- 🏞️ Must-Visit Attractions **1. Wuying National Forest Park** - **Highlights**: Asia's largest virgin Korean pine forest with high negative oxygen ion levels; chance encounters with wild squirrels. - **Activities**: Walk along forest trails, climb observation decks for panoramic forest views, visit Tianci Lake. - **Ticket**: 80 RMB (includes shuttle bus). **2. Tangwanghe Linhai Qishi Scenic Area (5A-rated)** - **Highlights**: Towering strange rock formations like "One-Line Sky" and "Buddha Peak," blending forests and surreal geology. - **Activities**: Take an electric cart to explore the core stone forest area and photograph geological wonders. - **Ticket**: 90 RMB (includes shuttle bus). **3. Jinshan Deer Park** - **Highlights**: China's version of "Nara," where hundreds of sika deer roam freely; feeding and interaction allowed. - **Activities**: Camping, photography, and close encounters with deer. - **Ticket**: 48 RMB. **4. Xishui National Forest Park** - **Highlights**: Spider flowers bloom in July, complemented by Russian-style architecture, perfect for photos. - **Activities**: Hike along streams, climb observation towers for forest views. - **Ticket**: 55 RMB. **5. Maolangou Forest Canyon** - **Highlights**: Clear canyon streams with colorful foliage reflections, resembling "Little Jiuzhaigou." - **Activities**: Walk plank roads to view waterfalls and explore virgin forests. --- 📅 Recommended Itinerary (4 days, 3 nights) **Day 1: Forest Exploration** - Morning: **Wuying National Forest Park** (hiking in Korean pine forests) - Afternoon: **Tangwanghe Linhai Qishi** (photographing rock formations) - Stay: **Tangwanghe homestays** (forest cabin experience). **Day 2: Deer Park + Canyon** - Morning: **Jinshan Deer Park** (interact with deer) - Afternoon: **Maolangou Forest Canyon** (streams and waterfalls) - Stay: **Jiayin County** (night views of the boundary river). **Day 3: Xishui + Dinosaur Geology** - Morning: **Xishui National Forest Park** (spider flower valley) - Afternoon: **Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark** (dinosaur fossil exploration). **Day 4: Wudai Highway Drive** - Full day: **Self-drive along Wudai Highway** (forest road scenery) + **Xinqing Wetland Park** (birdwatching). --- 🍜 Must-Try Foods 1. **Northeastern iron pot stew** (forest chicken, river fish) 2. **Blueberry wine & wild blueberries** (Yichun specialties) 3. **Mountain delicacies feast** (monkey head mushrooms, hazel mushroom soup) 4. **Russian-style cuisine** (near Xishui Park) --- 🏨 Accommodation Recommendations - **Luxury**: Baoyu Longhua Hot Spring Hotel (forest hot springs) - **Unique stays**: Jinshan Deer Park camping, Fengyan Mountain Village log cabins - **Budget-friendly**: Chain hotels in Yichun city --- 📌 Practical Tips - **Clothing**: Large temperature swings; bring a light jacket + sun protection. - **Bug repellent**: Forest areas have many mosquitoes; carry repellent. - **Photography**: Golden Ancestor Peak sunrise and sea of clouds (requires early morning hike). - **New activity**: 2025 addition of **"fluorescent night runs"** (popular riverside dam spot). Yichun's summer is a fairy-tale-like escape from the heat, whether you're hiking through forests, exploring strange rocks, or interacting with deer—all while enjoying a refreshing 22°C! 🌲✨

The ultimate summer vacation spot for kids that everyone’s been asking about! Flying from Guangzhou to Harbin and then transferring to Yichun, the moment we got off the plane, we were embraced by a 22°C breeze🌬️. The kids ran happily on the grass, shouting, “Mom, there are stars dancing in the grass!” (Later we realized it was just the dew reflecting light, which made us laugh so hard). Six days and five nights immersed in the Lesser Khingan Mountains, with intangible cultural heritage crafts, deer cuddles, treasure hunting along the boundary river… Even I didn’t want to leave. This is what childhood should really be like✨ 📅【6-day super fun itinerary: Every day is a “Wow” moment】 🔸Day 1 Harbin → Yichun: Switching from “Madel ice cream cone” to “forest mode” After enjoying a Madel ice cream🍦 on Harbin’s Central Street, we took a bus to Yichun. The trees outside the window changed from “urban green” to “oil painting green,” and the kid suddenly pointed to the sky shouting “Rainbow!” — it turned out the clouds were dyed pink and purple by the sunset, breathtakingly beautiful🌇. We checked into a log cabin, and in the middle of the night, the kid suddenly sat up: “Mom, look! The ceiling is glowing!” Looking up, the Milky Way was pouring down through the skylight✨. 🔸Day 2 Intangible woodcraft + gentle drifting + deer cuddles🦌 • Woodcraft workshop: The kid held a carving knife making a “birdhouse,” with wood shavings all over his nose, then suddenly looked up and asked the teacher, “Will the bird like a pink roof?” Everyone burst out laughing, and although the final product was crooked, he treated it like a “family heirloom” and hugged it to sleep💤. • Parent-child drifting: I thought the kid would be scared, but he was holding a water gun and having a water fight with the neighboring boat. When the boat turned a corner, he shouted, “Mom, look! The trees are making way for us!” The calm river was super friendly, even a 3-year-old could have a blast the whole time🚣. • Jinshan Deer Park: When a deer’s tongue licked the back of his hand, the kid was both surprised and laughing: “It’s kissing me!” Holding the carrot tighter, he was surrounded by the deer while feeding them. The scene looked just like a live version of “Bambi,” and even the air felt sweet🥕. 🔸Day 3 Wetland crane watching + stone forest exploration🌿 • Xinqing Wetland: When the white-headed crane spread its wings, the kid immediately covered his mouth (to avoid scaring the bird), but his eyes were wide open. When the teacher showed how to feed, he arranged the dried fish into a heart shape: “Will the cranes be happy if they eat this?” Watching the cranes pecking, he suddenly understood the romance of “all things have spirits”🐦. • Tangwang River Stone Forest: Crawling into the “One-line Sky” crevice, the kid tiptoed to touch the rock wall: “Mom, the stones are growing wrinkles!” Climbing to the viewing platform, the whole forest looked like a green wave rolling in, and he spread his arms shouting, “I am the king of the forest!” Even the echo sounded like laughter~ 🔸Day 4 Dinosaur fossils + boundary river treasure hunting💎 • Jiayin Dinosaur Museum: Seeing the giant dinosaur skeleton, the kid jumped up: “Will it eat my ice cream?” Squatting in front of the dinosaur egg model counting “spots,” he kept telling me dinosaur stories every day after, even switching his bedtime book to **“Jurassic Diary”**🦖. • Boundary River cruise + agate hunting: The Sino-Russian boundary river breeze carried the scent of pine, and the kid suddenly screamed, “Mom! The stones are glowing!” He found a heart-shaped agate, ran half a mile holding it, saying he wanted to give me a **“magic gem”**💌. The riverbank was full of families bent over searching for treasures, the atmosphere felt like a giant “natural blind box” unboxing event! 🔸Day 5 Wild day in the primeval forest🌳 • Red pine hiking: The guide taught blowing pine needles as whistles, the kid’s cheeks puffed like little balloons, blowing “beep beep” sounds that attracted squirrels! When feeding the squirrels, just as he offered nuts, the little creatures dashed over, scaring the kid back a step but he couldn’t stop laughing, playing this over and over without getting tired🐿️. • Wild kitchen: Using pine cones as “bowls” and mushrooms picked to make soup, the kid used a twig as chopsticks, eating while shouting, “This is my forest feast!” At dusk, the camp BBQ sizzled with meat skewers dripping oil. He held roasted corn chasing fireflies, the scene was as beautiful as a Studio Ghibli animation🎇. 🔸Day 6 Blueberry freedom + Oroqen encounters🫐 • Blueberry picking: Diving into the blueberry patch, the kid buried his face in the bushes, picking and stuffing berries: “Mom! The blueberries are kissing my tongue!” His clothes pockets and hat were full of blue-purple “loot,” even his fingernails were dyed blue, looking like a little blueberry spirit~ • Oroqen experience: Following a hunter to learn building a “slanting pillar,” the kid stumbled carrying birch branches but seriously shouted, “This is our forest castle!” When learning to find directions, he compared the compass with tree shadows and suddenly realized, “So the sun is the best teacher!” 🍖【Northeast cuisine on the tip of the tongue: Eat up the “hearty” flavors】 • Iron pot stew: The moment the lid was lifted, the sauce aroma mixed with the sweet smell of corn cakes hit the face! The kid reached for a steamed bun, got burned and pulled back but didn’t want to let go, stomping his feet anxiously, finally hugging it and eating with sauce all over his face, saying “It’s ten thousand times better than a burger!” • Camp BBQ: Using honey they picked as dipping sauce, meat skewers sizzled under the starry sky. The kid held a grilled mushroom asking, “Did the mushroom absorb the taste of the stars?” That made the camping lights glow even softer✨. 💡【Must-see tips for traveling with kids: Pitfall-free version】 1. Clothing: Short sleeves + sun protection during the day, add a light jacket in the morning and evening (it’s chilly in the forest), sports shoes are a must! 2. Mosquito repellent: Don’t believe “no mosquitoes in the forest”! Use both mosquito repellent bracelets and sprays, or the kid will be bitten into a **“flower face”**😅. 3. Interaction: Encourage kids to ask questions during every experience! For example, when feeding deer ask “What do deer like to eat?” When picking agates chat about “How do stones become gems?” Nature education is hidden in the details~ 4. Photography: Woodcraft workshop, deer park, boundary river are super photogenic! Bring a light-colored dress or hanfu, with the forest as the background, every shot is a forest-style masterpiece📸. After coming back from Yichun, the kid wrote in his composition book: “I touched the shape of the wind, tasted the flavor of stars…” It turns out the best education is to throw kids into nature to run wild🌿. This summer, don’t let your kids be stuck in air-conditioned rooms—come to Yichun and be a “forest wild child” for a while—after all, a childhood where you cuddle deer, talk to dinosaurs, and sleep under the Milky Way is the real childhood!

**🌲 Core Experience: Immersive Primeval Forest** * **Wuying National Forest Park**: Home of Korean pines, hike through 400-year-old ancient tree groves, climb the Guantao Tower for a panoramic view of the forest sea. * **Tangwanghe Forest Sea & Strange Stones**: Forest + granite stone forest wonders (like "One-Line Sky" and "Arhat Turtle"), boardwalk traverses two marvels. * **Shangganling Xishui Park**: Light hiking and stream exploration, visit deer park and virgin forest, quiet with fewer crowds. * **Maolangou**: "Little Jiuzhaigou of the North", concentrated canyon waterfalls and deep pools (requires stamina). **🚗 Itinerary Suggestions** 1. **Day1**: Arrive in Yichun, stay downtown; optional warm-up at **Xing'an Forest Park**. 2. **Day2**: **Wuying** (Korean pine core) or **Tangwanghe** (forest + stone forest), stay in scenic area/return to downtown. 3. **Day3**: **Shangganling** (leisurely) or **Maolangou** (wild adventure), if time permits add **Jinshan Deer Park** (close encounters with reindeer). **⚠️ Key Tips** 1. **Transportation**: ✈️ Transfer via Harbin→take train/bus to Yichun (~4.5 hours); 🚗 **Attractions are extremely scattered, self-driving/chartered car is mandatory!** (1-3 hours from downtown to various sites) 2. **Best Seasons**: - Summer (Jun-Aug): Top summer retreat, avg 22°C, lush greenery. - Autumn (late Sep-early Oct): Stunning "multicolored mountain" views (check foliage reports in advance). 3. **Local Cuisine**: Wild mountain delicacies (hazel mushrooms, hedgehog hydnum), fresh blueberries/products, cold-water river fish, iron pot stew. 4. **Gear**: Anti-slip hiking shoes, light jacket (large forest temperature swings), mosquito repellent, rain gear. **✅ Key Highlights**: Ancient Korean pines·Mystical stone forest·Forest oxygen bar·Self-drive essential·Summer escape & autumn foliage·Blueberries galore! > 📌 Note: With extra time, extend northeast to **Jiayin** (dinosaur fossils + border river scenery, requires 1 day).

Top 10 Most Beautiful Summer Retreats in China🔥 These cities are perfect for summer! Enjoy natural 20°C air conditioning and breathtaking scenery—just follow this guide~ 🌲🌄【Top 10 Summer Escapes】 1️⃣ Yichun Xiaoxing'an Mountains: Ultra-high forest coverage! The red pine forest in Wuying National Park is incredibly soothing. Stay in a riverside cabin by Tangwang River. 2️⃣ Xining Qinghai-Tibet Plateau: The Qinghai Lake loop is amazing! Must-visit Riyue Mountain and Ta'er Temple. Bring a jacket for the big temperature swings. 3️⃣ Arxan Volcanic Landscapes: Stargazing by Azalea Lake is unreal! Stay overnight in the forest train hotel for a unique vibe. 4️⃣ Kunming Eternal Spring: Feed seagulls at Dianchi Lake + marvel at Stone Forest. Don’t miss the small-pot rice noodles in Culture Alley. 5️⃣ Harbin Summer Special: Camping on Sun Island is super chill. Central Street’s Ma Dieer ice cream is legendary. 6️⃣ Zhangjiajie Fantasy Wonderland: Avatar filming site is breathtaking! Wear anti-slip shoes for Golden Whip Stream hikes. 7️⃣ Liupanshui China’s Cool City: Horseback riding on Wumeng Grassland is thrilling. Don’t skip the grilled dishes in Shuicheng Ancient Town. 8️⃣ Qingdao Seaside Holiday: Badaguan is perfect for photos. Pair bagged beer with seafood for the ultimate combo. 9️⃣ Dali Cangshan & Erhai: Sunset at Shuanglang is stunning! Xizhou baba is half the price of Old Town. 🔟 Guiyang Mountain-Water City: Tianhetan Cave is super cool. Must-try: Siwawa and sour fish soup. 🚗【Transport Tips】 Northern cities: High-speed rail + chartered car combo. Southwest: Direct flights are easier. Qingdao/Dalian: Check tide tables. Kunming/Dali: Rent e-bikes. Zhangjiajie/Arxan: Scenic area combo tickets save money. 🍜【Food Guide】 Northeast: Sweet & sour pork, stir-fried three delicacies, grilled cold noodles. Yunnan: Cross-bridge rice noodles, steam-pot chicken, rose yogurt. Guizhou: Sour fish soup, Siwawa, tofu balls. Northwest: Hand-grabbed lamb, yak yogurt, sweet fermented rice. 💡【Pro Tips】 ✓ High-altitude areas: Bring rhodiola and oxygen. ✓ National parks: Pack mosquito repellent. ✓ July-August peak season: Book accommodation at least 2 weeks early. ✓ Sunny days: Sunscreen trio is a must!

Stop just focusing on Jiuzhaigou! This "Forest Capital" in Northeast China hides forest secrets that rival famous scenic spots. Check out this super comprehensive guide and save it now! Transportation Guide - ✈️ Flight: Yichun Lindu Airport offers direct flights to cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. Step off the plane and dive straight into the forest—time-saving and convenient. - 🚂 Train: Yichun Railway Station has frequent schedules, with smooth transfers from places like Harbin. Enjoy the scenic transition from the Northeast plains to the forested areas along the way. Must-Visit Attractions - 🌲 Wuying National Forest Park: Home to one of Asia's top virgin Korean pine forests! In summer, the lush greenery feels like stepping into a fairy tale; in autumn, the mountains are ablaze with red leaves—every step is healing. - 🌲 Tangwanghe Stone Forest Scenic Area: The "Odd Stone Museum" of the Lesser Khingan Mountains, with rugged rocks hidden in dense forests and an abundance of negative oxygen ions—a true natural oxygen bar. - 🌲 Shangganling Xishui National Forest Park: With an astounding 96% forest coverage, it features murmuring wetlands, babbling streams, and traces of red culture—perfect for a leisurely day-long stroll. - 🌲 Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark: The earliest site of dinosaur fossil discoveries. Not only can you see fossils and learn, but the riverside natural scenery is also stunning. - 🌲 Maolangou National Forest Park: Dense forests wrap around crystal-clear streams, with the rugged Maolan Gorge and lively waterfalls creating picture-perfect scenes at every turn. 3-Day Itinerary Suggestion - Day 1: Arrive in downtown Yichun, unwind and breathe in the fresh air at Jiufeng Mountain Yangxin Valley, then get up close with deer at Jinshan Deer Park before returning to the city for the night. - Day 2: Head straight to Maolangou to explore the gorge and waterfalls, then feel the river breeze along the Sino-Russian border river in the afternoon, and stay overnight near Tangwanghe. - Day 3: Visit the stunning Tangwanghe Stone Forest in the morning, then venture into Wuying's Korean pine forest in the afternoon before returning to downtown Yichun. Yichun's Culinary Delights - 🍲 Braised Chicken with Mushrooms: Local free-range chicken stewed with wild hazel mushrooms in a rich broth—so delicious you'll want two bowls of rice with it. - 🍲 Iron Pot Stew: A hearty mix of ribs, corn, potatoes, and vermicelli cooked in a large iron pot, with cornbread dipped in the broth—absolutely irresistible. - 🍲 Wild Mushroom Feast: Hazel mushrooms, matsutake, oyster mushrooms... all gifts from the forest, stir-fried or in soups—each bite is bursting with freshness. Accommodation Tips - 🏡 Downtown Yichun: Plenty of hotel options, from budget chains to boutique homestays, with convenient access to shopping, dining, and transportation—ideal as a transit hub. - 🏡 Near Scenic Areas: Some attractions have nearby homestays and hotels where you can wake up to forest or mountain views—great for those wanting an immersive experience. Souvenir Guide - 🎁 Lindu Wood Carving Garden: Handicrafts carved from Korean pine and linden wood, ranging from small ornaments to large furniture, embodying the rustic charm of the forest region. - 🎁 Lesser Khingan Mountains Stone Garden: Unique odd stone ornaments, each one-of-a-kind, make for meaningful keepsakes. Tips - Yichun has distinct "cool summers and cold winters"—pack a light jacket for summer and bundle up in a down jacket for winter. - Book tickets for popular attractions online in advance to avoid long queues on-site. Don’t hesitate—come to Yichun and embrace the forest! Every leaf here is waiting for you.

✅ 1. Best Time to Visit · Summer (June-August): Average temperature around 20°C, perfect for escaping the heat, forest hiking, and rafting. · Autumn (Mid-September to Early October): Forests turn vibrant with red leaves, the best season for photography. · Winter (December-February): Snow-covered landscapes offer skiing and snow hot springs. ✅ 2. Must-Visit Attractions 1. **Wuying National Forest Park** · Highlights: Asia's largest virgin Korean pine forest with high negative oxygen ion levels. · Activities: Hike forest trails, visit "Tianci Lake," and explore the mother pine forest. · Tips: Limited shuttle buses; wear comfortable sports shoes. 2. **Tangwanghe Linhai Qishi Scenic Area** · Highlights: A 5A-rated geological wonder combining bizarre rocks and forests. · Must-see: Natural stone formations like "One-Line Sky," "Arhat Turtle," and "Forest Sea Guanyin." · Advice: Climb the observation tower for a panoramic view (3-4 hours total). 3. **Maolangou National Forest Park** · Highlights: Known as "Little Jiuzhai of the North," featuring canyons, waterfalls, and streams. · Recommended route: Maolan Waterfall → Black Dragon Pool → Pigeon Peak (stunning autumn foliage). 4. **Shangganling Xishui National Park** · Highlights: Pristine forests and wetlands, ideal for family trips, camping, and picnics. · Hidden gem: Cycling or hiking through "Drunken Butterfly Valley" (summer flower fields). 5. **Jinshan Deer Park** · Highlights: Free-range sika and red deer in a Japanese-style garden. · Interaction: Feed and photograph deer (best in the morning when they're active). 6. **Winter Exclusive: Tieli Riyuexia Ski Resort** · Perfect for beginners to intermediate skiers, with wide slopes and modern facilities. ✅ 3. Unique Experiences 1. **Forest Train**: Ride a retro steam train through the woods (check schedules in advance). 2. **Blueberry Picking**: Harvest local blueberries (July-August; recommended: Youhao Blueberry Farm). 3. **Coldwater Fish Feast**: Try Yichun specialties like taimen and lenok trout at "Wangji Fish Restaurant." ✅ 4. Transportation Guide · **By Air**: Yichun Lindu Airport offers flights from Harbin, Beijing, etc. (30-minute drive to downtown). · **By Train**: Harbin → Yichun (~4-5 hours; recommended: K7127). · **Local Transport**: Attractions are spread out; rent a car (~¥300-500/day) or self-drive (good road conditions). ✅ 5. Accommodation Recommendations · **Downtown**: Yichun Ginza Hotel (4-star, convenient location). · **Near Attractions**: Wuying Auto Camp (forest cabins), Tangwanghe B&Bs (budget-friendly). · **Luxury Option**: Baoyu Longhua Hot Spring Hotel (forest hot springs + villas). ✅ 6. Food to Try · **Mountain Delicacies**: Stewed chicken with hazel mushrooms or hedgehog mushrooms. · **Northeastern Stew**: Iron-pot dishes like goose with potatoes or pickled cabbage. · **Forest Snacks**: Pine nuts, dried blueberries, etc. · **Restaurants**: Yichun Laojiefang Zaotai Fish, Forest Family Farmhouse. ✅ 7. Tips 1. Pack layers—even summers can get chilly at night. 2. Some areas have weak signals; download offline maps. 3. Protect the ecosystem: no picking plants or disturbing wildlife. 4. Winter driving requires snow tires; drive cautiously. ✅ 8. Sample Itineraries · **3-Day Trip**: D1: Yichun → Wuying National Forest Park → Stay in Tangwanghe. D2: Tangwanghe Scenic Area → Maolangou → Return to downtown. D3: Jinshan Deer Park → Shangganling Xishui Park → Depart. · **5-Day Adventure**: Add Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark or Kurbin Frost (winter). Yichun’s seasons each have their charm, whether you’re soaking in forest serenity or chasing autumn colors. Check local weather and park updates before your trip—happy travels!

As the "Forest Capital of China," Yichun in June-August feels like the entire world has been splashed with green paint🌿! Endless seas of red pines and white birches stretch as far as the eye can see, with negative oxygen ions off the charts🌬️! Hike through pristine forests to breathe in pure air, uncover dinosaur fossils, chase canyon waterfalls, and pick wildflowers and sweet-tart blueberries—summer here makes air conditioners obsolete. Every breath carries the scent of pine, leaving the "summer heat hustle" far behind! ➤ Why Visit Yichun in Summer? ✅ Forest Oxygen Therapy: 80%+ forest coverage, 200x more negative oxygen ions than cities—hiking here is like a natural "forest SPA" that might even cure your cough! ✅ Seasonal Wild Delights: Blueberries and raspberries run wild in June-July; hazel mushrooms pop up in August—forage freely in the mountains🍇! ✅ Natural Wonders: Ancient red pine kings, waterfall-filled canyons at Maolangou, and dinosaur fossils—every step holds surprises. ✅ Cool Comfort: Average 22°C days, blanket-worthy nights—save on electricity while staying comfy😎! ➤ Top Attractions ❶ **Wuying National Forest Park** (5A-rated) 📍Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟Highlights: The homeland of red pines! Meet the 200-year-old "Red Pine King," and discover Tianci Lake—a jade-like gem💚. Summer brings wildflowers, squirrels darting through branches, and a vintage forest train chugging through the woods like a scene from *The Wizard of Oz*. 🕒Hours: 7:30 AM–5:00 PM (may extend in peak season) 💰Ticket: ¥60 (includes shuttle) ✨Must-Do: • Ride the shuttle to Tianci Lake—crystal-clear waters mirror the pines for Instagram-perfect shots. • Walk the ancient forest boardwalk, touch century-old pine bark (rough as grandpa’s hands!), and listen to birdsong. • Hop on the forest train (¥30 extra) for a slow ride through green tunnels. • Sunset at the viewing deck—golden light filtering through pines is tent-worthy! 📸Photo Ops: Tianci Lake panoramas, the Red Pine King, the train emerging from tree tunnels (non-stop shutter clicks!). ❷ **Shangganling Xishui National Forest Park** 📍Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟Highlights: A "hidden forest paradise"🌿! Streams weave through ancient trees, with mushroom-shaped pavilions and Korean folk villages (try rice cake-making or hanbok photos!). Though summer rhododendrons fade, wild ferns and dandelions thrive—forage responsibly for a taste of "wild veggie freedom"! 🕒Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM 💰Ticket: ¥40 ✨Must-Do: • Stroll the Mushroom Pavilion boardwalk—mossy rocks and misty mornings feel straight out of a fairy tale. • Visit the Korean village, snap pics in hanbok (¥10/hour), and channel your inner K-drama star. • Hike the birch forest trail—dappled sunlight makes for dreamy portraits. • Grab forest nuts (hazelnuts, pine seeds) as souvenirs—crunchy and addictive! ❸ **Maolangou National Forest Park** 📍Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟Highlights: The "Little Jiuzhaigou of the North"! Canyons hide roaring waterfalls like Maolan Falls and emerald pools like Black Dragon Pool💎. Summer hikes here feel like your pores are chugging oxygen! 🕒Hours: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM 💰Ticket: ¥65 (includes shuttle) ✨Must-Do: • Shuttle to Maolan Falls—20-meter cascades create a misty 5°C cooler zone (slow-mo videos = epic). • Walk the canyon boardwalk, spot fish in crystal-clear pools, and brave the cliffside path (not for acrophobes!). • Feed fish with bread—their frenzy is oddly therapeutic. 👟Pro Tip: Wear anti-slip shoes and a light jacket (canyons are 3°C cooler). ❹ **Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark** (4A-rated, dino-lovers’ paradise) 📍Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🌟Highlights: Proof of Yichun’s "Dinosaur Homeland" title! Fossils dating back 65 million years, life-sized dino skeletons, and Jurassic-worthy sculptures🌋. Summer visits mix prehistoric thrills with breezy riverside views of Russia across the Heilongjiang River. 🕒Hours: 8:30 AM–5:00 PM 💰Ticket: ¥80 (includes museum) ✨Must-Do: • Tour the museum—see the "Holy Land’s First Dinosaur" fossil and ponder extinction theories. • Pose with towering dino statues (caption: *When Your Ex Texts You*). • Walk the riverside trail—spot Russian villages across the border. • Feast on river fish (catfish, crucian carp) with corn porridge—heavenly! 🦕Kids’ Pick: The "fossil dig" interactive zone—they’ll never want to leave! ➤ 3-Day Itinerary 🌳**Day 1: Forests & Canyons** • AM: Hit **Wuying Park**—ride the train, hug the Red Pine King, photograph Tianci Lake. • Lunch: Wild veggie tofu stew + corn rice. • PM: Explore **Maolangou**—chase waterfalls, trek canyons, conquer cliffs. • Night: Stay downtown; feast on iron-pot fish stew. 🌳**Day 2: Villages & Dinosaurs** • AM: Wander **Xishui Park**—Korean village, birch forest photos. • Lunch: Chilled Korean noodles + kimchi. • PM: **Jiayin Dinosaur Park**—fossils + riverside views. • Night: Sleep in Jiayin; savor steamed river fish. 🌳**Day 3: Forest Retreat** • AM: **Meihe River Resort**—log cabins, paddleboarding, or adrenaline-packed paintball. • Lunch: Iron-pot ribs with cornbread (so good it’s sinful). • PM: Blueberry picking (June-July) or mushroom foraging (August)—take the forest’s coolness home! ➤ Food Recs 🥬 Wild Veggie Feast: Ferns, mountain herbs—stir-fried or in soup. 🐟 River Fish Banquet: Iron-pot catfish with cornbread—lick-the-bowl good. 🍇 Wild Blueberries: June-July harvest; buy dried ones as gifts. 🌽 Corn Porridge: The ultimate comfort food. 🍞 Russian *Lieba* Bread: Chewy, honey-dipped borderland specialty. ➤ Stay & Transport 🏡 **Lodging**: • Downtown hotels: Easy access to night markets. • Forest cabins: Wake up to greenery (book early!). • Jiayin B&Bs: Riverside sunsets and slow living. 🚗 **Getting There**: • ✈️ Flights to Yichun Lindu Airport (20-min taxi to downtown). • 🚂 Trains from Harbin (~4h) or Changchun (~6h). • 🚙 Drive from Harbin (4.5h); rent a car for flexibility (parking ¥10–20/spot).

Summer in Yichun is incredibly refreshing! This forested city is like a natural oxygen bar, with lush greenery everywhere🍃 and air so fresh it's intoxicating~ 🌲4-day, 3-night summer retreat itinerary: DAY1: 📍Wuying National Forest Park: Home to Asia's largest virgin Korean pine forest. Stroll along the wooden boardwalks to marvel at nature's craftsmanship (don't forget mosquito repellent!) 📍Tangwanghe Stone Forest: Unique volcanic landscapes perfect for Instagram-worthy photos. You can rent local costumes for photos (Location: Tangbei Highway, Wuying District) DAY2: 📍Jialing River Wetland: Take a boat tour through the wetlands, where you might spot Oriental white storks if you're lucky 📍Jiufeng Mountain Yangxin Valley: A great spot for panoramic views. The observation deck at the summit overlooks all of Yichun (Location: Xiangyang Street, Yimei District) DAY3: 📍Binshui Park: Walk along the river at the foot of the Lesser Khingan Mountains, with evening musical fountain shows 📍Wood Carving Garden: China's only wood carving-themed park showcasing forest culture (Open: 8:30-17:30) DAY4: 📍Jinshan Deer Park: Get up close with deer (best visited early morning when there are fewer visitors) 📍Lesser Khingan Mountains Botanical Garden: Features over 1,000 plant species from the region - perfect for families 🍴Food recommendations: ✔Must-try local blueberry feast - blueberry wine and jam are great souvenirs ✔"Xing'an Fish Restaurant" by Jialing River is famous for its cold-water fish dishes ✔For breakfast, try the local pine nut and corn porridge 🌡️Travel tips: 1. Bring a jacket as temperatures vary greatly between day and night, even in summer 2. Wear comfortable, non-slip shoes for the wooden boardwalks in scenic areas 3. Book accommodations early for July-August peak season 4. Essential mosquito repellent in forested areas 5. Great-value local specialties like pine nuts and hazel mushrooms can be bought at farmers' markets

Summer heat is coming, hurry to Yichun for a cool retreat! As China's only "Forest Capital" with 83.3% forest coverage and an average July temperature of just 21°C (even more comfortable than air-conditioned rooms), plus encounters with 1,000+ wild deer, it's the ultimate family-friendly paradise! 📍Address: Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province 🚗Transport: Fly to Harbin first, then take a high-speed train or private car to Yichun. Attractions within Yichun are spread out, so renting a car or hiring a private driver is recommended for convenience. 👍Must-Visit Spots: - **Jinshan Deer Park**: The real "Little Nara" of Northeast China! Thousands of sika deer roam leisurely by meadows and streams—bring carrots to feed them for a heartwarming experience. Best photo ops at 5 AM or 5 PM during feeding time when deer gather densely. - **Jinzu Peak**: Start at 3 AM! Hike to the summit for a breathtaking sunrise over a sea of clouds, with sunlight filtering through the forest. - **Maolan Valley**: Dubbed the "Oriental Little Jiuzhaigou," its babbling streams, cascading waterfalls, and the deep Black Dragon Pool make it a perfect summer escape and a fairy-tale photo backdrop. - **Tangwanghe Forest & Strange Rocks**: Follow wooden trails to the top, where sunlight peeks through ancient trees, immersing you in primeval forest vibes. 🎟️Ticket Info: Jinshan Deer Park ¥45, Jinzu Peak ¥40, Maolan Valley ¥80, Tangwanghe Forest & Strange Rocks ¥88. Check official channels for discounts. 💗Pro Tips: 1. Pack a light jacket—temps drop at night even in summer. 2. Mosquito repellent is a must in the woods! 3. Feed deer gently to avoid startling them. 4. Set an alarm for Jinzu Peak sunrise—no snoozing! Yichun’s beauty and cool climate are worth the trip! Bring your family for a refreshing, soul-soothing getaway!

Yichun, this "natural oxygen bar" hidden in the Lesser Khingan Mountains, offers surprises in every season! Whether you want to escape the heat, enjoy autumn, or play in the snow❄️, this guide will help you explore with ease～ Best Travel Time • Summer (June-August): Average temperature around 20℃🌳, a summer resort perfect for forest hiking and rafting! • Autumn (Mid-September to Early October): Mountains covered in colorful foliage🍁, a golden season for photography lovers! • Winter (December-February): Snow-covered forest sea❄️, perfect for skiing and hot springs relaxation～ Transportation Guide • External Transport: ◦ Air✈️: Yichun Lindu Airport connects to several cities; ◦ High-speed Rail🚄: About 2.5 hours direct from Harbin; ◦ Self-drive🚗: About 4 hours from Harbin with stunning scenery along the way! • Internal Transport: Attractions are scattered, car rental with driver🚙 (300-500 RMB/day) or tourist shuttle buses are recommended～ Must-Visit Attractions • Wuying National Forest Park🌲: The world's largest primitive Korean pine forest! Stroll along the "Songxiang Bridge" boardwalk and encounter little squirrels🐿️～ • Tangwang River Forest and Strange Stone Scenic Area🗿: A magical combo of strange stones and forest! Perfect photo spots at "One Line Sky" and "Stone Forest Peak"～ • Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark🦕: The hometown of dinosaurs in China! Giant dinosaur models are stunning, a must for family trips! • Jinshan Deer Park🦌: Hundreds of sika deer roam freely, feeding and interaction are super healing～ Deer are more active in the morning! • **Dajingshan (Winter Only)**⛷️: The highest peak in Lesser Khingan! Professional ski resort + rime corridor, breathtakingly beautiful! Food Recommendations • Iron Pot Stew🥘: River fish, ribs, and goose stewed together, served with corn pancakes—super fragrant! • Forest Stewed Delicacies🍄: Matsutake mushrooms and lion’s mane mushroom stewed with native chicken, incredibly fresh! • Charcoal-grilled Fine-scaled Fish🐟: Crispy fish skin + tender fish meat, paired with wild perilla leaves—amazing! • Blueberry Glutinous Rice Balls🫐: Wild blueberry jam + chewy glutinous rice skin, sweet and refreshing～ Accommodation Options • City Hotels🏨: Convenient transportation and complete facilities; • Unique Homestays🛖: Ling Shang Ten Years Homestay, Jiuzhang Cultural and Creative Park, experience authentic forest area vibes～ Travel Route Planning • 3-day Classic Route: Day1️⃣: Yichun City → Wuying National Forest Park (stay in Wuying); Day2️⃣: Tangwang River Forest and Strange Stone → Jiayin Sino-Russian Border River Cruise (stay in Jiayin); Day3️⃣: Jinshan Deer Park → Visit Yichun Wood Carving Park before departure. • 5-day In-depth Tour: Add Maolan Valley Gorge, Shangganling Creek Water Park, Tieli Riyuexia Ski Resort (winter)❄️! Super Practical Tips • Bring sun-protective clothing and mosquito repellent in summer; autumn has big temperature differences between day and night, bring a thick jacket🧥; • Many hiking spots, wear comfortable sports shoes👟; • July-August is wild mushroom season🍄, fresh ingredients can be bought at city markets! Keep this guide handy and set off to Yichun to embrace the forest～🌲✨

🔥Tired of crowded destinations during peak summer travel season? These 4 underrated treasure cities reachable by high-speed rail offer stunning scenery, fewer crowds, and cool temperatures – reverse tourism at its best! Check out this guide👇 Qinghai·Delingha 🚄 🌄 Average 20°C in July-August! A healing oasis where Gobi meets lakes – therapeutic the moment you step off the train. 📸 Must-visit: Dachaidan "Emerald Lake" outshines Chaka Salt Lake with its jewel-like turquoise waters! The mysterious Alien Ruins and snow-capped mountain reflections in Hala Lake are breathtaking! 🍜 Food recs: Hand-grabbed mutton and yak yogurt – generous portions at just ¥50/person! 🛏️ Stay: Downtown hotels offer amazing value – clean, comfy rooms from ¥150! Inner Mongolia·Ulanqab 🚄 🌿 Nature's summer retreat! Endless grasslands with postcard-perfect "wind-blown grass revealing cattle" scenes. 📸 Must-visit: Romantic wildflower fields at Huituanxile Yellow Flower Valley; insta-worthy volcanic landscapes at Ulanhad Volcano Geopark! 🍜 Food recs: Whole roasted lamb and milk tea hotpot paired with milk skin and fried rice – absolutely fragrant! 🛏️ Stay: Experience authentic nomadic life in yurts (~¥200)! Hubei·Shennongjia 🚄 🌳 Over 90% forest coverage! A natural oxygen bar with perfect 20°C summers. 📸 Must-visit: Sea of clouds at Shennong Peak; fairy-tale wetlands at Dajiuhu Lake; see golden snub-nosed monkeys up close at Guanmen Mountain! 🍜 Food recs: Shennongjia cured pork and lazy tofu – wild mountain flavors at just ¥40/person! 🛏️ Stay: Numerous guesthouses in Muyu Town (~¥150) with mountain views right outside your window! Heilongjiang·Yichun 🚄 🌲 Home of Korean pine! Forest trains whisk you through fairy-tale woodlands. 📸 Must-visit: Oxygen-rich Wuying Forest Park; cooling canyons at Maolan Valley with crystal-clear streams! 🍜 Food recs: Iron pot stew and sticky bean buns – hearty Northeastern portions from ¥30/person! 🛏️ Stay: Great-value city hotels from ¥120! Folks, July-August is prime time for reverse tourism! These 4 hidden gems offer convenient high-speed rail access, fewer crowds, stunning scenery, and cool escapes – don't miss out or you'll regret it!! 💨

1. Must-Visit Seasonal Spots: Unlocking the Cool Secrets in the Red Pine Forest Sea June in Yichun is the perfect summer escape, with an average daily temperature of 20°C in the forested mountains, offering a uniquely northern woodland romance. Here are three immersive experiences not to miss: - **Tangwanghe Forest and Strange Stone Scenic Area**: Marvel at 200-million-year-old granite formations sculpted by time into wonders like "trees growing on rocks." Take an electric cart to the core area and hike wooden walkways to encounter rocks shaped like turtles and monkeys. At noon, sunlight filters through red pines, casting dappled shadows on the stone paths. Students enjoy half-price tickets (¥35/person) with ID—bring a light jacket, as wind speeds can reach level 4 in the forest. - **Jinshan Deer Park**: Arrive at 6 AM to see hundreds of sika deer grazing in the meadows. Spend ¥10 on corn kernels, and gentle fawns will nuzzle your palm for treats. Sunlight streaming through fir trees creates a "Little Nara"-worthy photo op. - **Daqingshan Hidden Gem**: Drive 20 km through rugged mountain roads to reach Xiaoxing'an Ridge's second-highest peak (1,206 m). At the summit, glacial stone fields and wind turbines contrast against endless forest waves. With 35,000 negative oxygen ions per cm³, each deep breath feels like a lung spa. 2. **Forest Cuisine: The Rustic Romance of Northeast Wild Flavors** - **Iron Pot Feasts**: At Socialist Big Pot Restaurant, sturgeon and tofu bubble away in a wood-fired cauldron, served with freshly baked cornbread. 1968 Restaurant’s "Kill Pig Dish" features tender pickled cabbage and melt-in-your-mouth blood sausage—ideal for groups of 4+ to share. - **Korean Flavors to Cut the Grease**: Park’s Cold Noodles serves buckwheat noodles in icy sweet-sour broth with spicy kimchi and beef slices, transporting you to Yanbian. Xincheng Pancake King’s paper-thin wraps stuffed with savory pork are carb heaven. - **Night Market Delights**: Li’s BBQ at Yichun Night Market is a must for honey-glazed pork skewers with secret sauce. Yiwang Ice Cream Shop’s old-school ice cream, so rich it sticks to your lips, is a local childhood staple. 3. **Pre-Trip Tips: The Right Way to Explore the Forest** - **Transport & Tickets**: Take a 3-hour high-speed train from Harbin to Yichun Station. Hiring a car (¥300/day) is ideal for touring. The Tangwanghe scenic area’s electric cart (¥20/person) is a must—hiking the full route takes 4 hours. Frequent thunderstorms (e.g., yellow alert issued June 24) mean checking Yichun Weather updates to avoid afternoon downpours. - **Top Stays**: Pine Forest Inn blends log-cabin charm with smart toilets and mountain-view balconies (¥300/night). Splurge on Yuenanshan Resort for private picnic spots, 10 minutes from Water Park. - **Packing List**: Mosquito spray (forest bugs are fierce), non-slip hiking shoes (Maolangou’s paths get slippery), and a portable raincoat (June showers). Keep camera batteries warm—even electronics "get cold" in 20°C forests. While cities swelter, Yichun’s red pines stretch their branches, waiting for you to sync your breath with the forest’s rhythm in 20°C serenity.

- 22℃ summer🌲, a natural oxygen bar with over 96% forest coverage! Wander through the red pine forest sea, feed the deer, soak in hot springs—fewer crowds, stunning views, and affordable prices～ - 🌟Why visit Yichun in June-July? 1. Fewer people, beautiful scenery: Avoid the summer crowds and enjoy the secret forest paradise all to yourself, with cheaper tickets and accommodation!💰 2. Cool paradise: Average daily temperature around 22℃, over 10℃ cooler than the south, a natural air-conditioned room❄️. 3. Exclusive scenery: Late rhododendron bloom in June + peak greenery in July, see two kinds of forest aesthetics in one trip🌸🌳. 4. Cute pet interaction: Golden Mountain Deer Park’s playful deer, feeding corn kernels is super healing🦌. - 🏞️Top recommended attractions 1. Tangwang River Forest and Strange Rock Scenic Area (5A Level · Masterpiece of Nature) 📍Recommendation rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 💡Highlights: 35,000 hectares of primeval forest hiding thousands of strange rocks! Check in at “One Line Sky” and “Eagle Rock,” climb the observation tower to hear the pine waves, with an abundance of negative oxygen ions🌿. ⏰Opening hours: 7:30-17:30 🎫Tickets: 90 RMB (additional 30 RMB for observation tower) ✨Magical experiences: - Early morning hike along the “Oxygen Bar Corridor,” with light filtering through rock crevices for a dreamy photo📸; - Evening camping and stargazing, the Milky Way arch visible to the naked eye🌌. - 2. Wuying National Forest Park (Hometown of Red Pine · Forest Blockbuster) 📍Recommendation rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 💡Highlights: Asia’s largest red pine primeval forest! Embrace the 500-year-old “Red Pine King,” with Tian Ci Lake’s reflection like a Swiss fairy tale🌲. ⏰Opening hours: 8:00-17:00 🎫Tickets: 80 RMB ✨Secret photo spots: - Arrive before 7 AM at Tian Ci Lake to capture morning mist drifting over the lake, the true Land of Oz! - Feed chipmunks by the forest train🐿️ (bring sunflower seeds, do not feed the deer). - 3. Jinshan Deer Park (China’s Nara · Forest Healing) 📍Recommendation rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 💡Highlights: Over 200 sika deer strolling on mountain stream lawns! Carry a bag of corn kernels, deer will nuzzle your palm for adorable photos🦌. ⏰Opening hours: 7:00-17:00 🎫Tickets: 48 RMB ✨Tips: - Deer gather by the creek from 3-4 PM, with stunning light and shadow; - Camping overnight is allowed, fall asleep to the sound of deer calls⛺️. - 4. Shangganling Creek Water Park (High-altitude Walkway · Forest Lung Cleanse) 📍Recommendation rating: ⭐⭐⭐ 💡Highlights: 96% forest coverage! Climb the wooden walkway to overlook the forest sea, occasionally spotting squirrels carrying pine cones🌳. 🎫Tickets: 40 RMB ✨Walking route: Entrance → Creek Trail → High-altitude Walkway → Russian Style Garden (colorful wooden houses perfect for photos)🏡. - 🍖Food Highlights 1. Baoyu Snow Pork Hotpot: Forest-raised black pork, hotpot with sauerkraut so fragrant you’ll stomp your feet🐖! 2. River Fish Feast: Freshly caught sturgeon/carp from Jiayin, soup so fresh it’ll make your eyebrows raise🐟. 3. Iron Pot Stew: Mountain chicken + wild mushrooms + corn cakes, the aroma of firewood stove is intoxicating🍲. 4. Jiufeng Mountain Health Feast: Lily steamed buns + deer medicine stew, food and medicine combined for great health benefits🍃. - 🚗2-day magical itinerary Day 1: Forest Adventure 08:00 Tangwang River Stone Forest to shoot “One Line Sky”📸 → 12:00 Eat iron pot stew → 14:00 Wuying to embrace the Red Pine King🌲 → 18:00 Stay in a forest homestay and soak in hot springs♨️ - Day 2: Deer Healing 06:00 Jinzu Peak to watch the sea of clouds sunrise☀️ → 09:00 Jinshan Deer Park to feed deer🦌 → 13:00 Jiufeng Mountain strawberry picking + health feast🍓 → 16:00 Return trip with blueberries (10 RMB/box!)🫐 - 🏡Accommodation recommendations - Forest cabins: Open the window to see greenery (around Wuying/Tangwang River, 300-600 RMB)🌳. - City hotels: Convenient transportation (Yichun International Hotel, from 200 RMB)🏨. - Camping fans: Jinshan Deer Park lawn campsite (50 RMB/tent)⛺️. - 💡Travel tips 1. Clothing guide: Short sleeves + light jacket (big temperature difference between morning and evening), non-slip hiking shoes👟; 2. Mosquito protection: Many forest insects, bring mosquito repellent + long pants🦟; 3. Transportation: 3.5 hours self-drive from Harbin, or fly to Yichun Lindu Airport✈️, attractions are scattered so car rental recommended (about 500 RMB/day); 4. Hidden perks: Many scenic spots offer half-price tickets in June, with additional discounts for students🎫!

| Yichun Tangwanghe Stone Forest Park. If you're tired of monotonous cityscapes and yearn for nature's masterpieces, don't miss Tangwanghe Stone Forest Park! This is a true paradise, nature's well-kept treasure. 🌳 With 99.8% forest coverage, stepping into the park feels like entering a vast natural oxygen bar—every breath is fresh and invigorating. Stroll along serene paths lined with ancient birch trees, where birds sing a natural symphony, pines dance with life, and the delicate fragrance of azaleas lingers, uplifting the soul. 🗿 The stone forest here is extraordinary! Over a hundred granite peaks rise dramatically, showcasing nature's sculpting genius. Some stand steep and sharp like swords piercing the sky; others cascade along mountain ridges like a living landscape painting; and some jut mysteriously from the forest, like forgotten chess pieces. Formed 200 million years ago during the Indosinian orogeny, these peaks evolved through tectonic shifts, erosion, and weathering, creating iconic geological wonders—isolated peaks, clustered pinnacles, collapsed boulders, and glacial rock seas—of immense scientific and aesthetic value. ✨ Must-visit spots: - **Thread of Sky**: The park's star attraction, where two towering peaks stand just 35–45 cm apart, forming a narrow, vertigo-inducing passage. A thrilling squeeze for daring visitors, this marvel was shaped by tectonic fractures and weathering. - **Fortune Rocks**: A cluster of auspicious formations resembling celestial horses, golden ingots, and mythical turtles. Symbolizing longevity, love, and prosperity, these gentle-slope granite peaks are a photogenic highlight. - **Observation Tower**: Climb for panoramic views of Xiaoxing'an Range's unique stone-forest-meets-wilderness spectacle. The harmony of rugged peaks, dense forests, and endless mountains paints a breathtaking masterpiece. 🍃 **Best time to visit**: Summer and autumn. July–August offers cool escapes, while September–October dazzles with fall foliage. Why wait? Come to Tangwanghe Stone Forest Park for a romantic rendezvous with nature!

The essence of traveling in Yichun lies in immersing yourself in the tranquility of the forest and the changing seasons—whether it's the summer deer calls by the creek or the winter rime fairy tale, this green gem in the heart of the Lesser Khingan Mountains always heals the body and mind with the most pristine natural power. Save this guide and start your forest city adventure! ## 🌲 **1. Core Attractions Overview** 1. **Wuying National Forest Park (4A)** - **Highlights**: Asia's largest primitive Korean pine forest, with trees generally over 300 years old. You can ride the vintage "Shaoqi" steam train through the sea of trees. - **Experience**: Hike the Korean pine trail (negative oxygen ions up to 50,000/cm³), feed wild chipmunks, and enjoy views at Tianci Lake. - **Food**: Forest delicacy feast (monkey head mushroom stewed chicken, hazel mushroom stewed meat), about 80 RMB per person. 2. **Tangwang River Forest and Strange Rock Scenic Area (5A)** - **Highlights**: Over 300 granite strange rocks (such as "One Line Sky" and "Maitreya Buddha"), a summer resort with an average temperature of 22°C. - **Experience**: Hike the strange rock plank road, forest rafting, night climb to Jinzu Peak to watch the sea of clouds and sunrise. - **Food**: Iron pot stewed fish/goose (recommended "Lin Hai Ren Jia"), about 60 RMB per person. 3. **Jinshan Deer Park** - **Highlights**: Semi-open deer park with over a hundred sika deer roaming freely, known as the "Chinese Nara." - **Experience**: Hand-feed boiled corn kernels (best before 4 PM), shoot Japanese-style forest photos. - **Tips**: Wear light-colored clothes for better photos, watch out for deer droppings. 4. **Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark (4A)** - **Highlights**: The earliest dinosaur fossil discovery site in China, displaying the skeleton of the "First Dragon of China," with outdoor 1:1 dinosaur sculptures. - **Experience**: Fossil excavation experience, sunset by the Heilongjiang River, dinosaur-themed light show. 5. **Maolan Valley National Forest Park (4A)** - **Highlights**: "Northern Little Jiuzhaigou" canyon landform, 20-meter-high Maolan Waterfall, and emerald Fairy Pool. - **Experience**: Canyon creek tracing, rafting, photographing waterfall rainbows. 6. **Xinqing National Wetland Park (4A)** - **Highlights**: The world's only wild training base for white-naped cranes, wetland landscapes and rare birds (white-naped crane, Oriental stork). - **Experience**: Crane release viewing, wetland science museum study tours. ### ❄️ **2. Seasonal Activity Recommendations** - **Summer Cool Retreat (June-August)** - **Family Trips**: Creek park creek tracing and feeding squirrels, dinosaur park archaeology study, Jinshan Deer Park interaction. - **Photography Route**: Self-drive on Wudai Highway (most beautiful forest road) → Jinzu Peak sea of clouds → Jiufeng Mountain "Sky Mirror." - **Off-the-beaten-path Experiences**: Forest rafting (Dafeng River), stargazing camping (Jiufeng Mountain). - **Winter Ice and Snow (December-March next year)** - **Skiing**: Riyue Gorge/Jiufeng Mountain/Meihua Mountain ski resorts, suitable for beginners to experts. - **Ice and Snow Wonders**: Kurbin rime (lasting until March), Daqingshan snow rime. - **Recommended Parks**: Wucui District Ice and Snow Fairy Tale Park (snow slides, ice sculptures), snowmobile rides through the forest sea. ### 🗺️ **3. Classic Route References** 1. **Family 5-Day Tour** - **Itinerary**: D1: Arrive in Yichun → Jinshan Deer Park D2: Wuying Forest Park (steam train + hiking) → Jiufeng Mountain Yangxin Valley D3: Tangwang River Strange Rock Scenic Area → Night climb to Jinzu Peak D4: Jiayin Dinosaur Park → Maolan Valley creek tracing D5: Creek Park feeding squirrels → Return trip 2. **In-depth 7-Day Self-Drive Loop** - **Route**: Wudai Highway → Creek Park → Wuying → Xinqing Wetland → Tangwang River → Jiayin Border River → Maolan Valley. - **Tips**: Car rental about 300 RMB/day; if not self-driving, direct shuttle buses to scenic spots are available. ### 🍲 **4. Food and Accommodation** - **Must-Try Foods** - Mountain delicacies: monkey head mushroom, tender bud buns, blueberry wine/juice. - Specialty dishes: iron pot stewed fish, venison feast, Jiayin River fish feast (sturgeon stewed with potatoes). - Market experience: Shenghui Market morning market (raspberries, fried cakes, mountain products). - **Featured Accommodations** - **Forest Homestays**: Lingshang Yuxue (five-star, ice house hotpot), Jiufeng Mountain wooden cabins (private hot springs). - **Family-Friendly**: Jiayin Linshen Yishu (dinosaur-themed rooms), Pinyouran Jiangshe (view of Russian border by Heilongjiang River). ### ⚠️ **5. Practical Tips** - **Transportation**: Yichun Forest City Airport has limited direct flights; it is recommended to fly to Harbin and then take a high-speed train (about 3.5 hours) or charter a car. - **Gear**: Summer mosquito repellent + light jacket (big temperature difference between morning and evening), winter warm boots + windproof clothing. - **Discounts**: Buy tickets online in advance to save 10 RMB; student ID gets half price. - **Best Seasons**: - Cool retreat: July-August (average 22°C); - Autumn colors: mid-September to early October (colorful mountain views); - Ice and snow: December to early March next year.

🌈Hey folks👋, don’t want to be squeezed in crowded popular cities in July but still want an amazing travel experience? Then follow me to explore these 4 lesser-known cities! They are like forgotten pearls, radiating unique charm, and best of all, they offer great value for money, allowing you to have a distinctive trip in the scorching summer🎉 ✨1. Jianshui, Yunnan In July, Jianshui enjoys perfect sunshine and pleasant weather. This small city full of historical charm is like a thick history book waiting for you to flip through. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Jianshui and first visit Zhu Family Garden. Stepping into this "Grand View Garden of Southern Yunnan" feels like traveling back to the late Qing Dynasty. With deep courtyards and intricately carved beams, every detail showcases the former glory of the Zhu family. Here, you can slow down and appreciate the exquisite ancient architecture and feel the traces left by time🏯. For lunch, try local specialties nearby, such as steam pot chicken, with tender meat, flavorful broth, and rich nutrition—super satisfying with every bite😋. In the afternoon, take the Jianshui Ancient Town small train, a retro ride through the countryside with picturesque scenery along the way. The majestic Shuanglong Bridge and the Seventeen-Arch Bridge span the Lujiang and Tachong Rivers, stunningly beautiful against the blue sky and white clouds. After arriving at Tuanshan Residence, stroll through the ancient alleys and feel the tranquility and simplicity of the old village🛤️. In the evening, return to the ancient town to explore the lively Purple Pottery Street, pick some favorite purple pottery crafts, and try local snacks like grilled tofu—strolling and snacking is pure bliss. • Day 2: After breakfast, visit Swallow Cave. Inside, the stalactites are dazzling and colorful under the lights, like entering a magical world🕷️. July is the peak season for swallows nesting here, and you can witness the spectacular scene of thousands of swallows flying, accompanied by their chirping—a truly wonderful experience. Have lunch outside the cave with local specialties, then return to the ancient town. In the afternoon, visit the Imperial Examination Hall to learn about the ancient imperial examination system and feel Jianshui’s rich cultural heritage. In the evening, you can relax at a small bar in the ancient town, listen to music, and enjoy the leisurely night in Jianshui. Travel Tips • Zhu Family Garden may be crowded; please protect cultural relics and avoid touching ancient buildings. • Book tickets in advance for the Jianshui Ancient Town small train and pay attention to departure times. Respect local residents’ customs when visiting Shuanglong Bridge and Tuanshan Residence. • The Swallow Cave is slippery; walk carefully. When watching the swallows, keep quiet to avoid disturbing them. ✨2. Fuzhou, Jiangxi In July, Fuzhou is lush and green. This culturally rich Jiangnan small city has a unique charm, like a beautiful poem. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Fuzhou and first visit Wenchangli Historical and Cultural District. This area is Fuzhou’s "historical archive" and "old city museum," with winding ancient streets and scattered historic buildings like Yulong Wanshou Palace and Zhengjue Temple. Strolling here, you can feel the flavor of history, as if hearing the whispers of time🏮. For lunch, try Fuzhou specialties such as Linchuan vegetable stems, crisp and delicious, leaving a lasting impression. In the afternoon, go to Nixiantai. Climb Nixiantai for a panoramic view of Fuzhou city. The Fu River flows below, with rolling hills in the distance. Especially at sunset, the golden glow on the city tower is breathtaking🌆. Have dinner at a nearby restaurant and enjoy the night view of the Fu River. • Day 2: After breakfast, visit Sanweng Garden. The garden is themed around three great playwrights: Tang Xianzu, Shakespeare, and Cervantes. In July, flowers bloom in full glory, competing in beauty, creating a dreamy sea of flowers perfect for photos🌸. Have lunch inside or near the garden, tasting local specialties. In the afternoon, visit the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall to learn about the life and literary achievements of this famous Northern Song politician and writer. In the evening, stroll around the city to experience Fuzhou’s nightlife. Travel Tips • Some ancient buildings in Wenchangli are old; be cautious and avoid dangerous areas. • Be careful climbing Nixiantai, especially on stairs and near the viewing platform edges. Do not pick flowers or plants in Sanweng Garden. • Keep quiet in the Wang Anshi Memorial Hall and follow the visiting rules. ✨3. Jinchang, Gansu In July, Jinchang has cool weather. This small city in the northwest has a unique style, like a pearl hidden on the edge of the desert. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Jinchang and visit Zijinyuan Scenic Area. In July, lavender, vervain, and other flowers bloom in competition, creating vast purple flower seas that are extremely romantic, like being in Provence, France. Walking here, the fragrance fills the air, and photos come out beautifully📷. For lunch, try Jinchang specialties nearby, such as lamb rolled pancakes, with tender lamb and chewy pancakes, rich in flavor. In the afternoon, visit Jinchuan National Mining Park to witness the city’s development born from mining, learn about mining culture, and overlook the spectacular open-pit mine, feeling the blend of industry and nature. In the evening, explore Jinchang city’s night market to experience local life. • Day 2: After breakfast, visit Lijian Ancient City. This ancient city is full of mystery and is said to be related to the Roman legion. Tour the reconstructed ancient buildings and learn about its unique history and culture. For lunch, try the ancient city’s specialty, Lijian beef. In the afternoon, stroll in the fields around the ancient city to enjoy rural scenery. Then prepare to return, ending this unique trip. Travel Tips • Bring mosquito repellent to Zijinyuan Scenic Area. Do not trample flowers or plants; protect the environment. • Some areas in Jinchuan National Mining Park have complex terrain; be cautious and follow signs. • When buying souvenirs or specialties in Lijian Ancient City, watch prices and bargain appropriately. ✨4. Yichun, Heilongjiang In July, Yichun is like a sea of green, with a high forest coverage rate and cool, pleasant climate—an excellent summer retreat. Itinerary • Day 1: Arrive in Yichun and head straight to Wuying National Forest Park. Entering the park is like stepping into a green fairy tale world, with towering red pines shading the sky and fresh air refreshing the soul🌲. Walk along the boardwalk, look for rare plants and cute animals, and feel the vitality of nature. Have lunch inside or near the park, tasting specialties like wild vegetables and mushroom chicken stew. In the afternoon, visit the Forest Science Museum to learn about forest ecology. Stay overnight at a nearby guesthouse to experience the peaceful forest life. • Day 2: After breakfast, visit Maolangou National Forest Park. This park combines strange mountains, clear waters, dense forests, quiet pools, and beautiful waterfalls, earning the nickname "Northern Jiuzhaigou"⛰️. Walk along the canyon trail to admire unique peaks, clear streams, and spectacular waterfalls. In the water play area, enjoy the coolness of summer. Have lunch inside the park, then continue exploring and immerse yourself in the natural beauty. Return to the city for overnight. • Day 3: In the morning, go to Meihua River Resort. Kids can play in the playground and try activities like archery and fruit picking. Parents can relax in the leisure area and enjoy a leisurely time. Have lunch at the resort, then prepare to return, ending a pleasant Yichun trip. Travel Tips • Roads in Wuying and Maolangou National Forest Parks can be slippery; make sure kids wear non-slip shoes. Remind children not to pick plants or disturb wildlife. • Watch children carefully in Maolangou’s water play area to prevent drowning. The waterfall area is misty; remind kids to walk carefully. • Follow park rules when picking fruit at Meihua River Resort and avoid waste. Archery activities are supervised to ensure children’s safety. Folks, set off for these less popular cities in July to avoid crowds and enjoy a unique and relaxing trip💕 #JulyReverseTravel #HiddenCities #TravelGuide

So stunning that you won't want to leave... 😭😭 The Ultimate Guide to Yichun Forest Oxygen Bar! Avoid crowds and discover fresh experiences with this exclusive guide 🌿 Pre-trip Prep: Yichun is known as "China's Forest Capital" with ultra-high forest coverage! Before you go, remember: ✅ Clothing: Bring a light jacket for summer (large temperature differences between day and night), sun hat, and sunglasses; autumn requires thicker jackets/sweaters. ✅ Mosquito protection: Forest areas have many insects—bug spray and long sleeves/pants are a must! ✅ Other essentials: Hiking shoes, power bank, camera (scenery is breathtaking—ensure enough memory!) ✅ Documents: ID card, student ID (discounts available at some attractions) ✅ Recommended apps: Navigation + weather forecast. Mountain areas have unstable signals—download offline maps in advance. 🚗 Transportation Guide: ✈️ Flight: Yichun Lindu Airport has limited direct flights; consider flying to Harbin first for a connecting flight. 🚄 Train: Direct trains from Harbin/Jiamusi take about 4-6 hours. 🚍 Local transport: Scattered attractions—self-driving or chartered cars are recommended. Buses/tourist shuttles cover major spots but have limited schedules—plan ahead. ⚠️ Tips: Some mountain roads are rugged—novice drivers should avoid self-driving. Opt for local experienced drivers for peace of mind! 📸 Must-Visit Spots: 1️⃣ Wuying National Forest Park 🌳 ✨ Highlights: Asia's largest virgin Korean pine forest—a natural oxygen bar! 📌 Experience: Stroll wooden walkways listening to pine waves, snap photos at "Tianci Lake" with its blue waters and skies—super soothing! 👉 Best season: Summer for escaping heat, autumn for golden pine forests. 2️⃣ Tangwanghe Stone Forest Geological Park 🪨 ✨ Wonder: Granite boulder clusters—like stepping into a "stone castle"! 📌 Must-do: Hike for panoramic views, brave the "One-Line Sky" terrain, and capture epic drone shots! 👉 Tips: Wear comfy shoes—some sections require climbing. 3️⃣ Jiayin Dinosaur National Geological Park 🦕 ✨ Jurassic journey: China's earliest dinosaur fossil discovery site! 📌 Highlights: Giant dinosaur skeleton replicas, dinosaur museum—perfect for kids! 👉 Hidden gem: Sunset photos at "Dino Park" create sci-fi silhouettes! 4️⃣ Maolangou National Forest Park 🌊 ✨ Fairy-tale waterfalls: Canyon streams + multi-tiered falls—a summer retreat! 📌 Recommended route: Hike the "Nine-Bend Waterfall" trail—end at "Fairy Pool" for stunning photos! 👉 Note: Trails get slippery after rain—wear anti-slip shoes. 5️⃣ Jinshan Deer Park 🦌 ✨ Storybook setting: Open-range sika deer—get up close for interactions! 📌 Tips: Bring carrots to feed them (sold onsite), wear light-colored clothes for better photos! 👉 Timing: Visit mornings when deer are most active. 6️⃣ Jiufeng Mountain Heart-Nourishing Valley ⛰️ ✨ Rejuvenation: Forest hot springs + Zen gardens—escape city noise! 📌 Features: Soak in natural sulfur springs, try forest yoga/meditation classes. 👉 Ideal for: Families, couples, wellness seekers. 🍴 Food Recs: 🔥 Must-try: - Wild mountain veggie feast: Ferns, aralia shoots, mushroom chicken stew—forest freshness! - Cold-water fish: Wusuli River fish, steamed or braised—tender and flavorful. - Blueberry products: Fresh berries, blueberry wine, blueberry ice cream—sweet and tangy. - Local snacks: Sticky bean buns (chewy!), charcoal-roasted potatoes (smoky aroma). 📍 Spot: "Lindu Food Street" in downtown Yichun—night market is lively! 🏨 Accommodation: 🌟 Budget: Hostels (student-friendly, great for carpooling groups), local guesthouses (affordable with Northeast charm). 🌟 Comfort: Star-rated hotels near attractions, e.g., hot spring hotels by Wuying Forest Park. 🌟 Unique stays: Maolangou log cabins (mountain views), "glamping" near Jinshan Deer Park (summer-only—book early!). 👉 Tips: Peak season fills fast—book 1-2 weeks ahead! ⚠️ Pitfall Avoidance: ❌ Mosquito myth: Avoid dark clothes—they attract bugs! Light colors + repellent = double protection. ❌ Weather traps: Yichun's weather changes fast—pack rain gear! Sudden mountain rains can disrupt plans. ❌ Ticket tricks: Some spots sell "combo tickets"—choose wisely! E.g., Stone Park + shuttle combos save money. ❌ Shopping alerts: Scenic area goods (pine nuts, honey) vary in price—compare or buy at city supermarkets. ❌ Safety first: Verify driver credentials when chartering—avoid overloaded illegal cars! Always buckle up on mountain roads.

Tired of city heat? Come to Yichun! With average summer temperatures of 22°C, this forest-cloaked utopia offers China's most refreshing summer escape. Follow this guide to unlock magical experiences in China's "Forest Capital"! 🌲 Why Yichun? 4 Unmissable Reasons ✅ Ultimate Summer Retreat: While others swelter, Yichun's 84% forest coverage delivers cool breezes through ancient woods. ✅ Fairytale Landscapes: Enchanted stone forests, deer-filled meadows, and cloud-kissed grasslands - every view is wallpaper-worthy. ✅ Crowd-Free Bliss: Have entire forests and lakes to yourself for immersive nature therapy. ✅ Endless Adventures: Hiking, cycling, rafting, stargazing... fulfilling all your summer dreams! 4-Day Itinerary (Highlights) Day1: Forest Immersion - Morning: Arrive in Yichun, visit Wuying National Forest Park. Walk through virgin Korean pine forests on mossy paths, photograph vintage forest trains. - Afternoon: Explore "Northern Jiuzhaigou" at Maolangou National Park - stunning canyons and waterfalls. - Evening: Try hearty Northeast-style stews (iron pot cooking) with local river fish. Day2: Fairytale Encounters - Morning: Meet adorable sika deer at Plum Blossom River Deer Park. - Afternoon: Wander Xishui National Forest Park's wooden trails through storybook scenery. - Evening: Enjoy forest barbecue with pine nuts, mushrooms, and blueberry juice. Day3: Mountain & Meadow Magic - Full Day: Visit Jinshan Deer Park's friendly deer and Jiufeng Mountain's thrilling glass bridge/forest slide. Ride horses through flower-filled meadows. - Night: Stargaze from cozy countryside lodges. Day4: Farewell Surprises - Morning: Breathe ion-rich air at Shangganling Xishui Park, sip coffee in forest cafes. - Afternoon: Bring home forest souvenirs - dried blueberries, pine nuts, linden honey. Must-Try Foods 🍖 Iron Pot Stews: Hearty combos of pork, fish or goose with potatoes and noodles 🦐 Wild Delicacies: Fern salads, fried river fish, wild mushroom soups 🍯 Sweet Treats: Blueberry slushies, honey cakes, blueberry wine Travel Tips 🚗 Transport: - Fly to Yichun Lindu Airport or from Harbin (5hr drive) - Charter cars recommended for attractions (~100-150CNY/day) 🏡 Stay: - City: Yichun International Hotel - Nature: Xishui Homestay Village ⚠️ Note: - Bring mosquito repellent and layers - Download offline maps for spotty signals This summer, embrace 22°C perfection in Yichun - where forests, deer and cloud seas promise your most rejuvenating escape yet! 🌿✨ #YichunTravel #SummerEscape #ForestTherapy #HiddenGem

It's too beautiful—so stunning that you won't want to leave❗️❗️ 🌲 Yichun Travel Guide ❤️ Known as the "Forest Capital of China," Yichun boasts an average summer temperature of around 22°C, making it a perfect summer retreat. Here’s a 3-day itinerary combining natural wonders, forest oxygen therapy, and unique experiences: 📅 Recommended Itinerary 🔹Day 1: Red Pine Secrets & Fairy-Tale Deer Park 👍 Morning: Wuying National Forest Park Home to Asia’s largest virgin red pine forest, walk along wooden trails beneath 70-meter-tall ancient pines, with oxygen ions reaching up to 60,000/cm³. Spot wildlife like squirrels and woodpeckers. Don’t miss the historic "Shaoqi" forest train (dating back to 1953). 🍽️ Lunch: Forest delicacies at Wuying Grand Hotel (braised chicken with hedgehog mushrooms, stir-fried eggs with Siberian ginseng). 👍 Afternoon: Jinshan Deer Park Get up close with sika deer, feed them corn, and capture dreamy forest scenes straight out of a Miyazaki film. In summer, the golden meadows and roaming deer create a fairy-tale vibe. 💒 Stay: Yichun Kailiya Forest Hotel A newly opened downtown hotel with great transport links and high comfort. 🔹Day 2: Geological Wonders & Forest Rafting 👍 Morning: Tangwanghe Linhai Strange Stone Scenic Area Explore over 300 granite formations like "One-Line Sky" and "Arhat Turtle." Cool off in summer with a hike or rafting along the streams. 🍽️ Lunch: Iron-pot stewed fish with cornbread at Linhai Renjia. 👍 Afternoon: Shangganling Xishui Park Stroll along Baiqinxi Path, surrounded by towering trees and babbling streams—nature’s embrace at its finest. 💒 Stay: Tangwanghe Jiuxin Mountain Resort Rustic log cabins for an immersive forest retreat. 🔹Day 3: Wetland Exploration & Prehistoric Relics 👍 Morning: Hongxing Wetland Reserve Boat through seven wetland types, spotting red-crowned cranes and roe deer. At dusk, herons returning to their nests paint a scene like an ink wash painting. 👍 Afternoon: Jiayin Dinosaur National Geopark Discover Asia’s largest dinosaur fossil site, with AR technology bringing Cretaceous giants to life—perfect for family learning. 🍴 Food Recs ✅ Must-tries: Venison feast (braised venison), blueberry wine, Korean cold noodles, iron-pot stew. 😋 Restaurant Picks: Lumingchun Restaurant (deer antler soup), Linhai Renjia (iron-pot stewed goose). ⚠️ Travel Tips 😀 Packing: Summer nights are cool—bring a light jacket and mosquito repellent. 🚘 Transport: Attractions are spread out; consider renting a car or hiring a driver. 👍 Best Season: June-August for summer escapes, September-October for autumn foliage. 🎯 Hidden Gems If time allows, add: ‌Maolangou Grand Canyon: The "Jiuzhaigou of the North," with waterfalls and azaleas. ‌Liangshui Virgin Red Pine Forest: Millennia-old pines so wide three people can hug them, plus eco-research trails. 🥰 This summer, take a deep breath in Yichun and let the forest’s greenery and cool air heal your soul! 🌿

Want to know where to escape the scorching heat and dive into 20°C coolness? The answer is—Yichun! Here, you won't find crowded tourist spots, only Nordic fairy-tale forests, dreamy cabins, and gentle deer wandering through the woods. Every snapshot you take is Instagram-worthy forest magic! Come to Yichun and enjoy a healing journey straight out of The Wizard of Oz! 🌲 【Must-Visit Attractions】 1️⃣ Wuying National Forest Park Home to Asia’s largest virgin Korean pine forest. Stroll among ancient trees, spot chipmunks, and admire Tianci Lake’s mirror-like reflections of pine forests—like a Swiss fairy tale. Take the shuttle bus for efficient exploration. 2️⃣ Tangwanghe Linhai Qishi Scenic Area A 35,000-hectare forest sea dotted with thousands of unique rock formations. Hike the "Oxygen Bar Trail," visit "One-Line Sky" and "Source of Life," and camp under starry skies. 3️⃣ Jinshan Deer Park China’s answer to Nara! Hundreds of sika deer roam the grassy hills—bring corn kernels to feed and snap photos. The babbling streams and serene vibe offer full-on Japanese-style therapy. 4️⃣ Maolangou National Forest Park Heilongjiang’s "Jiuzhaigou," with waterfalls, stone forests, and hidden pools. Walk the canyon boardwalks and feel the cool mist on your face. 【Food Recs】 Roast whole lamb, stewed pork with pickled cabbage, iron-pot stew, and cold-water fish—authentic Northeastern flavors! 【Stay Tips】 Forest homestays near Wuying/Tangwanghe (greenery views!) or convenient Yichun International Hotel. 【Pro Tips】 Transport: Fly to Yichun Airport or take a train to Yichun Station. Attractions are spread out—rent a car or hire a driver. Bug spray: Essential for forest mosquitoes.

China's top-ranked "natural oxygen bar" for forest coverage, hiding the most healing green fairy tale of the Lesser Khingan Mountains— 🌟【5 Must-Visit Forest Secrets】 1. Wuying National Forest Park｜Asia's Red Pine Primeval Forest • Red Pine King: A 500-year-old tree that takes six people to hug, sunlight filtering through pine needles casting golden spots, a forest scene straight out of "Princess Mononoke"! • Tianci Lake: Take a sightseeing train through the morning mist, with pine shadows reflected on the lake like an ink painting. Arrive before 7 AM to capture the fairyland scene of mist drifting over the lake. 2. Maolan Valley National Forest Park｜Northeast China's Little Jiuzhaigou • Maolan Waterfall: An 18-meter drop with water flowing like silver ribbons. Stand on the viewing platform to feel the mist on your face; wearing bright raincoats makes photos pop; • Heilongtan (Black Dragon Pool): An emerald deep pool in a basalt canyon, aerial drone shots look like a "crack in the earth." Best photographed at noon with direct sunlight; • Fairy Pool: A shallow forest pool showing the Tyndall effect, sunlight penetrating the water surface creates reflections like a fairy habitat. 3. Shangganling Creek National Forest Park｜Fairy Tale Cabin Secret Spot • Russian Style Garden: Colorful wooden cabins with onion-domed churches, every snapshot looks like the shore of Lake Baikal; • Starry Sky Campsite: Camp next to the "Ling Shang Yu Xue" guesthouse in summer, long exposure shots capture the Milky Way intertwined with the forest for a dreamy night scene. 4. Xing’an Forest Park｜The "Urban Green Lung" in the City • Xing’an Tower: A 47-meter-high tower offering panoramic city views, sunrise clouds rolling like scenes from "Castle in the Sky"; • Zuiquan Spring: A natural mineral spring safe to drink directly, use a bamboo tube to collect water for a photo full of ritual, the spring water is sweet and refreshing; • Forest Trail: Wooden boardwalks where you might spot squirrels carrying pine cones. Bring sunflower seeds to interact quietly (remember to softly call "squeak squeak"). 5. Hongxing Geological Park｜Azalea Sea on Volcanic Rock • Lava Terrace Wonder: Among black basalt ravines, pink Xing’an azaleas bloom in vast patches. Drone shots look like "flames dancing with a sea of flowers." Best viewing time is mid to late May. 📝【Practical Tips · Explore Yichun Thoroughly】 ▫️ Seasonal Highlights: Azalea sea in May-June / Five-colored mountains in September, July-August is cool but watch out for mosquitoes (wear long pants + bring repellent) ▫️ Transportation Tips: Renting a car in Yichun city is most convenient; Wuying Forest Park is about 1.5 hours from the city ▫️ Hidden Fun: At the Maolan Valley exit, there’s a mountain produce stall selling freshly picked blueberries for 10 RMB/box, as sweet and sour as "forest jelly beans" ▫️ Outfit Suggestions: Wear light-colored dresses in forest scenes, red jackets in volcanic rock areas for better photos When you crush pine needles underfoot in the red pine forest and hear the waterfall crashing against the rocks, you suddenly understand Miyazaki Hayao’s inspiration—this forest at 47°N latitude, where even the wind carries the fresh sweetness of pine resin and moss, every breath stamped by nature on your lungs.

In June, Yichun sheds its spring chill and welcomes the lushest greenery🌳. Amidst the vast forest, streams babble with oxygen-rich air, as this hidden forest city deep in the Lesser Khingan Mountains embraces summer with cool tranquility. This 2-day guide helps you escape the heat and unlock the wild charm of China's "Forest Capital"! Highlights of Yichun Escape the urban heat and head to Yichun—a forest-covered summer paradise. With temperatures ranging from 15-28°C in June, the cool climate is perfect for hiking, lake viewing, and forest wellness experiences! ✅ Convenient transport: Fly directly to Yichun Lindu Airport or take a train/bus from Harbin. Taxis start at 6 yuan in the city. ✅ Must-do list: Breathe in fresh air at Wuying National Forest Park, explore Maolangou, visit Tangwanghe Stone Forest, and enjoy a panoramic view from Xing'an Tower. ✅ Food highlights: Iron pot stew, Korean pine nuts, blueberry jam, wild mountain vegetables, and cold noodles. "My 2-Day Itinerary" Day 1: Forest Secrets · Wuying National Forest Park + Tangwanghe Stone Forest 🌞 Morning: Depart from downtown Yichun and drive 1.5 hours to Wuying National Forest Park🚗 • Step into Asia's largest virgin Korean pine forest, stroll along wooden walkways, and breathe air rich with tens of thousands of negative oxygen ions per cubic centimeter🌲! Visit the 600-year-old "King of Korean Pines," which takes six people to encircle, and climb the Guantao Tower for a breathtaking view of the endless forest. 🍴 Lunch: Try iron pot stew at a nearby farmhouse—ribs, beans, and potatoes with cornbread, simmered to perfection for a hearty Northeastern meal😋. 🌇 Afternoon: Head to Tangwanghe Stone Forest to witness granite wonders shaped over millions of years! Navigate the "One-Line Sky," touch the "Stone-Born Trees," and admire the blend of rocks and forest from the observation tower—every shot is postcard-worthy📸! 🌃 Evening: Return to downtown Yichun and explore the Water Park Night Market. Enjoy grilled skewers with chilled blueberry juice for a taste of Northeast China's lively summer nights. Day 2: Scenic Wonders · Maolangou + Xing'an Tower + Wood Carving Garden 🌅 Early morning: Charter a car for 1.5 hours to Maolangou National Forest Park, known as the "Northern Jiuzhaigou"! • Walk along the trails to see the Maolan Waterfall cascading down, its mist bringing refreshing coolness. Cross the Black Dragon Pool, where emerald waters mirror the cliffs—like stepping into a fantasy drama🏞️! 🍱 Lunch: Try wild vegetable dumplings at a park farmhouse, fragrant with Siberian ginseng and wormwood. Optionally, sample crispy fried forest frogs for an authentic local taste. 🌇 Afternoon: Return to the city and climb Xing'an Tower for a panoramic view of Yichun and the winding Tangwang River. Stop by the Wood Carving Garden to admire over a thousand Korean pine carvings, showcasing the artistry of China's "Wood Carving Hometown." 🛍️ Evening: Before leaving, pick up some Korean pine nuts and blueberry jam at a specialty store—take a piece of the forest home. 📌 Practical Tips • Clothing: Pack long sleeves and pants for temperature swings, plus sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, and mosquito repellent. Wear anti-slip shoes for forest hikes👟. • Transport: Attractions like Wuying and Maolangou are spread out—consider chartering a car (~500 yuan/day) or joining a day tour. • Tickets: Wuying National Forest Park (80 yuan), Tangwanghe Stone Forest (90 yuan), Maolangou (65 yuan). • Stay: Downtown Yichun (e.g., near Water Park) offers convenience for dining and travel🏨. • Avoid pitfalls: Mosquitoes are plentiful—skip yellow clothing. Some areas have weak signals, so download offline maps. Confirm wild vegetables are safe before eating. 🍽️ Food Guide ✅ Breakfast: Cold noodles + tea eggs at "Old Place Breakfast"🥚. ✅ Meals: "Shanhetun Iron Pot Stew" (fish with tofu) or "Lin Family Courtyard" (chicken with mushrooms). ✅ Snacks: Grilled cold noodles and eggs at night markets, spiced to perfection! ✅ Desserts: Blueberry smoothies or frozen pears at "Yichun Blueberry Manor"🍨. June in Yichun is the rustling wind through forests, the cool mist of waterfalls, the taste of wild flavors, and a soul-cleansing nature retreat. Bookmark this guide and head to the Lesser Khingan Mountains for a breath of fresh forest air!✨

🌲 Yichun 5-Day Parent-Child Adventure! A custom mini forest fairy tale tour that guarantees a summer full of excitement for your kids! 👨👩👧👦 - ✨【Core Advantages of the Customized Tour】✨ ✅ Exclusive parent-child script-style itinerary: Say no to conventional bus tours rushing through spots! Mini groups of 2-8 people, itinerary designed jointly by child education experts and local hunter guides, with only 1-2 core attractions arranged daily, leaving plenty of time for kids to "fully immerse" in the forest! ✅ Dual liberation for parent-child roles: ▫️ For kids: Collect forest little detective badges, experience as dinosaur archaeologists, apprentice in the Oroqen tribe, natural craft laboratory ▫️ For parents: Dedicated car transfers + luggage storage throughout, hunter guides double as "kid wranglers," handling childcare, explanations, and photography, allowing parents to relax fully on vacation! ✅ Dynamic and flexible adjustment: Adjust the pace anytime based on the child's condition—stop to watch squirrels, play in streams spontaneously, avoid "check-in fatigue," and fill childhood memories with "pleasant surprises"! 👶【Precisely tailored for parent-child families with kids aged 3-12】👶 ✅ Young toddlers (3-6 years): Interact with forest pets (feeding reindeer/little rabbits), treasure hunt in the fairy tale treehouse, fun insect observation boxes ✅ School-age children (7-10 years): Dinosaur fossil excavation, forest orienteering (GPS treasure hunt), nighttime stargazing story sessions ✅ Young adventurers (11-12 years): Jungle crossing challenge (low rope nets), wilderness survival skills class (tent pitching/fire making), Sino-Russian border river rafting - 📅【5-Day Forest Adventure Script】📅 D1: Enter the fairy tale starting point ✈️ Arrive at Yichun Forest City Airport → "Forest Welcome Ceremony" (wear pinecone necklace) → Lunch with a taste of "wild vegetable dumpling feast" → Afternoon stroll in the wood carving park + Xiao Xing'anling stone garden (learn about animal and plant sculptures) → Overnight at "Forest Treehouse Hotel" (open the window to see squirrels jumping) D2: Become an Oroqen little hunter 🌲 Wuying National Forest Park "Forest Whisper": ▶ Ride the "forest little train" through the red pine forest sea, holding a "nature observation manual" to find woodpeckers and squirrels ▶ Parent-child cooperative challenge "forest crossing" (balance beam/rope bridge), earn a "brave badge" upon completion ▶ Oroqen hunter tribe experience: learn to make birch bark paintings, archery competition, cook "gudu rice" (wild blueberries + millet) by hand 🌙 Nighttime bonus: campfire at the forest campsite, listen to hunter grandpa's "bear story," receive star observation cards D3: Dinosaur era grand adventure 🦕 Tangwang River forest sea and strange stones "Jurassic film set": ▶ Wear archaeological clothes and dig for replica fossils in "Dinosaur Valley" (souvenirs to take home) ▶ Explore the "One Line Sky" stone forest, use magnifying glasses to find 200-million-year-old plant fossil imprints ▶ Ride the "dinosaur-themed little train" through wetlands, encounter flying egret flocks 🏨 Overnight at the "Dinosaur Theme Hotel" (rooms contain dinosaur egg blind boxes) D4: Border river adventure 🇷🇺 Jiayin Sino-Russian border river in-depth tour: ▶ Dinosaur museum "time travel": touch real dinosaur skeletons, participate in 3D interactive game "Save the Little Dinosaur" ▶ Private boat cruise on the Heilongjiang River, use binoculars to spot Russian villages across the river, enjoy a "border river picnic" on board (blueberry pancakes + forest jam) ▶ Riverside shell collecting contest, pebbles found can be taken home as "natural craft materials" D5: Bring the forest home 🎨 "Natural Craft Laboratory" farewell ceremony: ▶ Make plant specimen paintings using collected fallen leaves and pinecones ▶ Each person receives a "forest growth gift box" (including seed blind boxes + observation diary) ✈️ Before departure, visit the "forest market," where kids can choose a birch wish plaque (engrave wishes and hang back in the forest) - 🍴【Parent-Child Taste Discoveries】🍴 ✅ Must-try kid-friendly meals: ▫️ "Forest Rainbow Bowl" (blueberries/raspberries/strawberry platter) ▫️ "Little Squirrel Pancakes" (cute shapes + honey dipping sauce) ▫️ "Bear-themed iron pot stew" (cartoon-shaped corn cakes stuck to the pot edge) ✅ Special arrangement: Forest picnic day (bring your own insulated box with fruit/sandwiches, picnic on blankets anywhere) - 🎁【Gift Guide That Won't Disappoint】🎁 ✅ For kids: ▫️ Whistling "Oroqen little deer whistle" ▫️ Plantable "magic seed packs" (sunflower/cornflower) ▫️ Dinosaur fossil chocolates (unpack to find mini skeleton models) ✅ Parent favorites: Cold-pressed blueberry juice (portable), birch sap face mask, pine nut and nut gift box ⚠️【Must-have high-tech gear for traveling with kids】⚠️ ✅ Equipment list: ▫️ Children's binoculars (for bird watching), insect observation jars, sun-protective fisherman's hats (includes DIY Yichun forest stickers) ▫️ Spare clothes: creek shoes (for water play), mosquito-proof pants (forest essential) - 📸【Photo Tips for Great Shots】 ▫️ Treehouse terrace "forest breakfast" shots: pancakes + blueberries + green shade background ▫️ Oroqen costume experience: borrow traditional costumes in the tribe for parent-child portraits (free) ▫️ Nighttime long exposure: use a phone tripod to capture campfire silhouettes under the starry sky ✨ This summer, escape the city's concrete jungle with your kids and unlock a "breathing childhood" in a real forest! 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🌲 Amid the scorching heat of July, I embarked on a five-day, four-night private car journey between Harbin and Yichun. With no shopping stops, I indulged in pure leisure, savoring the coolness of summer amidst European-style charm and forested mysteries. 🌈D1: A European Breeze in Ice City The sweltering heat at Taiping Airport was quickly dispelled by the chilled 🧊 bottled water handed over by the driver. Within half an hour, I arrived at a 4-star hotel near Central Street. From my window, I could see the green dome of the Modern Hotel, while the century-old cobblestone road below gleamed under the sun. 🎇 In the evening, Central Street turned into a vibrant palette, with Russian-style buildings glowing warmly under the sunset. I savored a creamy Modern ice cream bar while street performers played "Katyusha." ⛪ White pigeons soared past the onion dome of St. Sophia Cathedral, and the evening breeze carried the aroma of black bread and butter. 🌲D2: Breathing Lessons in Deer Park and Forest At dawn, we headed towards Yichun via the Heha Expressway. The cornfields outside the car window gradually gave way to dense forest belts. The wooden walkways of Jinshan Deer Park were hidden among pine trees, where hundreds of deer roamed the meadows. As soon as I spread corn kernels in my palm, a moist tongue swept them away. The highlight was encountering a majestic stag 🦌 with antlers, its reflection merging with moss-covered tree trunks by the creek, creating a scene like an oil painting. By evening, I checked into a 4-star hotel in Yichun city, with the shimmering waves of the Tangwang River visible from my window. The night market's grilled cold noodles wafted a sweet and sour aroma. 🌈D3: Nature's Inspiration in Red Pine Forest and Stone Formations The air in Wuying National Forest Park was so rich in negative ions it felt like mist. The red pine boardwalk was carpeted with pine needles, crunching softly underfoot. From the Observation Tower, the vast red pine forest stretched out like green waves, with sunlight weaving golden threads through the needle leaves. Occasionally, squirrels with bushy tails darted through the trees. In the afternoon, the Tangwang River Stone Forest resembled a natural sculpture exhibition. In the "One-Line Sky" crevice, light spots revealed the geological textures shaped by millions of years. The most fascinating was the "Eagle Rock," whose silhouette was so lifelike 🐦️ it seemed ready to soar through the clouds. 🌲D4: A Symphony of City and Nature On the return journey to Harbin, we detoured to the shaded paths of Sun Island. The Songhua River curved gently here, with its breeze carrying the scent of wildflowers and rustling through the reeds. At a Russian craft shop on Central Street, I picked out a matryoshka doll painted with a Volga River design on its skirt. In the square in front of St. Sophia Cathedral, a vendor selling pigeon feed taught me to call "Little White" in Russian, and white pigeons fluttered onto my shoulder just as the church bells rang, sending a flurry of snowy wings into the air. Dinner was at Huamei Western Restaurant, where the tangy borscht, fragrant stewed lamb, and sweet kvass, accompanied by Russian accordion music from the neighboring table, turned the Ice City's night into a sweet brew. 🌈D5: Returning with Memories of Pines and Cream The driver made a special detour to show me the Songhua River Railway Bridge, its steel frame gleaming silver in the morning light as cargo ships honked below. Before airport security, I touched the pine nuts and deer leather keychain in my bag, recalling the deer that nuzzled my palm at Jinshan Deer Park and the pine needle that landed on my shoulder at Tangwang River Stone Forest. This shopping-free journey felt like embedding the essence of Northeast China's summer into my memory — the deep breaths in the red pine forest, the warmth of the cobblestones on Central Street 🍞, and the ever-receding greenery outside the car window, a symbol of boundless freedom. Wuying National Forest Park Jinshan Deer Park Tangwang River Stone Forest Scenic Area Central Street