Xing'an Tower

Xing'an Tower

Xing'an Tower was built in September 1983. Located atop the highest mountain in Yichun city area at an elevation of 653.1 meters above sea level, it is a classical-style pagoda with a hexagonal shape, constructed from reinforced concrete. The tower is white in color, stands 67 meters tall, and has 11 floors. It is surrounded by undulating peaks.

A distinctive forest park has been developed around the tower, featuring dense forests and fresh air. The tower serves a dual purpose as both a fire watchtower and a tourist attraction. Rising high above the surrounding mountains and standing within a sea of Korean pine trees, it presents a particularly majestic and spectacular sight against the backdrop of the hills and woods. A high-powered telescope is installed at the top of the tower, offering views of the forest across dozens of kilometers.

Climbing to the top of the tower and looking out over the distance, visitors can take in the full panorama of Yichun city and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Forest Capital. The winding mountain road leading up to Xing'an Tower passes through scenic forest belts. In the height of summer, the area is filled with blooming flowers, lush green grass, and dense woods, creating a picturesque and pleasant landscape. It is an important cultural landmark in Yichun City.

Location: On the highest mountain in Yichun city area, Heilongjiang Province, at an elevation of 653.1 meters above sea level

Transportation: Take bus routes 1, 8, 5, or 7 in Yichun City and get off at Qizhong Station to reach the site.