The Most Beautiful Season of the Greater Khingan Range in the Chinese Language Textbook

Greater Khingan Range｜Wander through the Forest Kingdom and Experience a Winter Fairy Tale❄️

Winter in the Greater Khingan Range is truly stunning! The "Northern Scenery" from your language textbook is waiting for you here~

🌲Recommended Reasons:
Sea of Forests and Snowfields! China’s Most Beautiful Northern Borderline!

📍Transportation Information:
The Greater Khingan Range is located in the northern part of Heilongjiang Province. You can get there by train or plane from Harbin, but driving is recommended for a more convenient way to enjoy the scenery along the way.

🏔️Route Planning:
1️⃣ Jiagedaqi
The southern gateway to the Greater Khingan Range, with many unique foods and accommodation options. You can take a short rest here.

2️⃣ Songling District
A spectacular winter rime scene! In the early morning, the snow-covered forest shrouded in mist looks like a fairyland. Remember to bring a thermos and warm packs～

3️⃣ Mohe Beiji Village
China’s northernmost point! Check in at the "Northernmost Post Office" to send postcards to friends and family. You might even see the magical aurora at night! Temperatures can drop to minus 40 degrees, so make sure to dress warmly.

📸Popular Photo Spots:
1. Birch Forest
Effortless minimalist-style snowy forest shots! Wearing bright-colored clothes is recommended for better photos.

2. Beiji Village Square
Take a photo with the "Northernmost" sign, a sure hit on social media!

🍖Food Recommendations:
Iron Pot Stewed Goose
A hearty northern specialty, served hot in an iron pot with local potatoes and mushrooms, warming both heart and stomach!

Frozen Pear
A unique northern fruit delicacy where pears are frozen black, then soaked in water to thaw before eating. Sweet and cool, it’s especially refreshing.

⚠️Precautions:
1. Temperatures from December to February are extremely low; down jackets, snow boots, gloves, and scarves are all essential.
2. Phones tend to shut down automatically in cold weather; it’s recommended to stick warm packs on the back of your phone.
3. Snow driving requires experienced drivers; hiring a local guide is advised.