Huilong Bay National Forest Park

Huilong Bay National Forest Park

Huilong Bay National Forest Park is a national-level forest park.

Huilong Bay National Forest Park was established in 1993, covering an area of 888 hectares. Legend has it that this is the birthplace of the Black Dragon, hence the name, and to this day, mysterious tales about the dragon still circulate. Huilong Bay is a forest ecological tourism destination integrating travel, vacationing, summer retreat, and sightseeing. It has been visited and commended on numerous occasions by national, provincial, and municipal leaders, as well as international friends, who have praised it as a "paradise on earth" and a "scenic lake and mountain retreat." In 2006, it was named one of the “Top Ten Well-Known Scenic Spots” at the 3rd East Asia International Tourism Expo. Huilong Bay National Forest Park is located in the northeast of Heilongjiang Province, southwest of Yichun City, at the 110-kilometer mark along the Heihe-Yichun Highway. It lies at the intersection of the Heihe-Yichun Expressway and the Haerbin-Wuyuer Railway, 30 kilometers from downtown Yichun, 339 kilometers from downtown Harbin, and 160 kilometers from Jiamusi. The park enjoys convenient land transportation access. The park boasts unique pristine Korean pine forests, vast fields of azalea blossoms, the magical Huilong Pool, and rare wetland landscapes in China. Its peculiar peaks, deep valleys, broad river surfaces, clear streams and pools, lush forests, and blooming flowers, together with serene ancient temples, form a tranquil, rustic, harmonious, and naturally beautiful leisure and sightseeing destination. Huilong Bay National Forest Park was established in 1993, covering an area of 888 hectares. Legend has it that this is the birthplace of the Black Dragon, hence the name, and to this day, mysterious tales about the dragon still circulate. Huilong Bay is a forest ecological tourism destination integrating travel, vacationing, summer retreat, and sightseeing. It has been visited and commended on numerous occasions by national, provincial, and municipal leaders, as well as international friends, who have praised it as a "paradise on earth" and a "scenic lake and mountain retreat."

Tourist Highlights: In 2006, it was named one of the “Top Ten Well-Known Scenic Spots” at the 3rd East Asia International Tourism Expo. In the same year, following investments exceeding 27.5 million yuan in projects such as the cable-stayed iron bridge, aerial cableway, four-season ski resort, and zoo, an additional investment of over 60 million yuan was made in 2007 to develop the pristine forest, open forest bathing areas, build forest villas, create a new Mongolian-themed cultural park, a water park, a children’s playground, a leisure square, and construct new staff dormitories.

Step into Huilong Bay, and you enter a natural oxygen bar gifted by nature. Its pristine, purely green landscapes are truly captivating.

Reference Ticket Price: 35 RMB in low season, 50 RMB per person in peak season.