Lahashan-Hulan River Eco-Tourism Area

Lahashan-Hulan River Eco-Tourism Area

The Lahashan-Hulan River Eco-Tourism Area in Lanxi County is located 67 kilometers north of Harbin and 3.5 kilometers east of downtown Lanxi. It stretches 15 li from Sanbei Fishing Village in the north to Nanshan Head in the south, covering a total area of 550 hectares. The undulating Lahashan Mountain within the scenic area is an extension of the Lesser Khingan Mountains, forming a lush natural barrier that spans from north to south. The Hulan River, a tributary of the Songhua River, meanders gracefully at the foot of Lahashan, creating a naturally stunning landscape of clear waters and green hills. Integrated with medieval Jin-origin cultural relics such as Prince’s Tomb, Training Platform, and Beacon Tower, as well as cultural sites like Donglin Temple, the area forms a unique natural scenic corridor. Stroll amidst the picturesque mountains and winding rivers…

Within the Qinghai area, there are both spectacular natural views and romantic cultural landscapes, grand yet serene, rugged yet delicate, leaving visitors in awe of nature’s extraordinary craftsmanship.

In recent years, Lanxi County has positioned its tourism focus on “green ecology, pastoral scenery, and sightseeing agricultural tourism.” With a cumulative investment of over 20 million yuan, it has developed 19 attractions including Donglin Temple, Dahe Island Ecological Park, Sanbei Fishing Village, Xiaohexin Island, Nanshan Summer Resort, Highway Holiday Village, Dawazi Reservoir, and Lvyin Mountain Villa. At the same time, infrastructure such as transportation, communication, and electricity has been strengthened, bringing the scenic area—which combines natural beauty, cultural heritage, and historical sites—into initial shape. The area’s dining, entertainment, and leisure facilities have become increasingly complete. Come and take a delightful countryside trip with your family and friends now, and let’s share the sunny days together.