Fujin National Wetland Park

Fujin National Wetland Park

Fujin National Wetland Park is a national AAAA-level tourist attraction and a national wetland park.

Rich in poetic charm and showcasing the beauty of nature, Fujin National Wetland Park has seen a continuous stream of group tours from all over since its opening in 2009. The park features one lake, two pavilions, and five major natural viewing areas that are grand and spectacular. Especially notable is the 2.4-kilometer circular boardwalk, which allows visitors to get up close to nature on foot and discover the mysteries of the ecosystem. Visitors can also take a boat ride to fully appreciate the natural scenery and observe birds swimming in the water or soaring through the sky. For most visitors, this is their first immersive experience of the beautiful and mysterious nature of the plain wetlands. Every blade of grass and the pristine ecological environment here leave a deep and wonderful impression.

Located in the heart of the Sanjiang Plain, 50 kilometers southwest of Fujin City, Fujin National Wetland Park was planned and built on the basis of the Jiamusi municipal wetland nature reserve, covering a total area of 2,200 hectares. The park preserves well-preserved primitive ecological resources and is abundant in aquatic plants, including 148 species of herbaceous plants such as water lilies, reeds, bulrushes, and cattails, which interweave to create rippling green oases.

The area is dotted with water inlets and shimmering blue waves. The abundant water resources provide a habitat and living space for river shrimp, frogs, and various fish species. This vast expanse of greenery has thus become an important breeding and migration site for migratory birds. According to surveys by experts from the National Bird Banding Center, the wetland park is home to first-class nationally protected bird species such as the red-crowned crane, oriental white stork, and Siberian crane. Second-class nationally protected bird species include the white-naped crane, whooper swan, black-faced spoonbill, and a variety of waterfowl, totaling 42 species.