Darbin Lake National Forest Park

Darbin Lake National Forest Park

Darbin Lake National Forest Park is a national-level forest park.

Guide: Attractions in the park include Darbinluo, Stone Sea, Divine Finger Gorge, Darbin Lake, Square Mountain Tianchi, and Chimney Rock. Highlights: The "luo" in Darbinluo means small lake. With a surface area of just 1 square kilometer, it is a volcanic barrier lake. Despite its small size, the sunrise here is quite stunning—whenever the red sun rises, a hazy mist rises over the lake and lingers for a long time. The Stone Sea gets its name from a vast expanse of volcanic rock on the north bank of the Bila River, covering dozens of square kilometers, where precious deciduous trees such as yellow birch grow. The Divine Finger Gorge scenic area is located in the lower reaches of the Bila River and is the only major canyon in the Greater Khingan Mountains. The valley stretches 70 kilometers in length and is 30–50 meters deep, featuring spectacular scenery. Introduction: Darbin Lake National Forest Park is situated in the middle and upper reaches of the Nomon River and Bila River basins, on the southern foothills of the eastern Greater Khingan Mountains, boasting exceptionally beautiful forest scenery. Transportation: You can first go to Dayangshu Town in the Oroqen Autonomous Banner, then take a long-distance bus from Dayangshu Town to Nomonhe Farm, and arrange for a local car rental from there.

Inner Mongolia, Hulunbuir