Harbin Northern Forest Zoo is located at the 46-kilometer mark on the Harbin-Mudanjiang Highway, part of Heilongjiang Province’s premier tourism route. Covering an area of 558 hectares, it is the largest forest zoo in China by land size. The park boasts an excellent ecological environment with rich vegetation and a forest coverage rate of over 95.8%. The landscape seamlessly blends gardens with natural scenery, making it…
The Chao Mei Art Gallery is located within the JIN SHANGJING History Museum in Acheng District. It officially opened to the public in September 2006, with an exhibition area of 470 square meters. The gallery displays over 70 representative prints from different periods of Mr. Chao Mei’s career, as well as traditional Chinese paintings and calligraphy works. It also features 12 representative prints from Acheng. Mr. Chao Mei is a contemporary…
The Diaoshuihu Scenic Area is located in Songfengshan Town, Acheng District, approximately 80 kilometers from Harbin. In August 2006, it was approved as a municipal-level forest park by the Harbin Forestry Bureau, covering a total area of 1,503 hectares. In September 2009, it was incorporated into the Jinlongshan National Forest Park, expanding the area to 4,324 hectares. Diaoshuihu...
Jinlongshan (Hengtoushan) National Forest Park is located in Acheng District, 48 kilometers south of the Changjiang Road in Harbin, within the historic birthplace of the Jin Dynasty. It lies in the mountainous eastern region of the former capital of the Jin Dynasty, Shangjing Huining Prefecture, within the forest management areas of Jixing and Zhonghe Forest Farms in Acheng District. Its main peak stands at an altitude of 826 meters, making it the highest peak in Harbin. The...
Baosheng Temple is located in the southern part of Acheng District, adjacent to the Jin Shangjing History Museum, the Tomb of Wanyan Aguda, and the ruins of Shangjing. In Acheng, a Jin Dynasty stone inscription commemorating a monk, titled "Stele Inscription of Master Baoyan, Former Supervisor of Monks within the Jurisdiction of Shangjing Baosheng Temple," was discovered. This stele provides detailed records of the life of this Buddhist master who governed monastic affairs at Baosheng Temple, as well as information about the temple itself...
Xiquan Eye Water Conservancy Scenic Area is located in Acheng District, Harbin, and is built around the large Type II reservoir — Xiquan Eye Reservoir. The scenic area is a reservoir-type water conservancy attraction, covering a water surface area of 41 square kilometers with rippling blue waters, surrounded by mountains on all sides. It boasts rich natural landscapes and a tranquil, elegant environment. The area where the scenic spot is situated was once the capital of the Jurchen people...
Tomb of Emperor Taizu of Jin, Wanyan Aguda: The original burial site of Emperor Taizu of Jin, Wanyan Aguda, is located about 2 kilometers south of Acheng District in Heilongjiang Province, approximately 420 meters west of the western wall of the ruins of Shangjing Huining Prefecture, the capital of the Jin Dynasty. It is commonly known locally as "Zhanshangtai" (General Execution Platform). The tomb site is a large earthen mound shaped like a tortoise, about 10 meters high, with a base circumference of over a hundred meters and covering an area of nearly a thousand square...
Shangjing International Ski Resort is a genuine ski resort, with slopes on the northern side of the southern mountain nestled within dense forests. The three standard ski runs each have their own charm: Run 1 is 800 meters long and 60 meters wide; Run 2 is 600 meters long and 100 meters wide; Run 3 is 1,200 meters long and 80 meters wide, with a vertical drop of 160 meters, and the cable car goes directly to the start of the runs...
The Site of Iron Smelting Furnaces in Dongchuan, Xiaoling is located in the Wudaling area of the Lesser Khingan Mountains, about 35 kilometers to the southeast. Dating back to the Jin Dynasty, it is classified as an ancient site. On December 17, 1986, it was designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Taoist Ruins of Songfeng Mountain are located on Songfeng in Shanhe Township and date back to the Jin Dynasty. They are classified as ancient ruins. On December 17, 1986, the Taoist Ruins of Songfeng Mountain were designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Chengzi Village Ruins are located in Acheng District, Harbin City, dating back to the Jin Dynasty, and are categorized as ancient ruins. On January 10, 1999, the Chengzi Village Ruins were designated as part of the fourth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Heilongjiang Provincial Museum, originally known as the Moscow Department Store, was first built in 1906 and is one of the earliest department stores in Harbin. Exactly ninety years ago, following the construction of Saint Nicholas Church in the central square of Nangang, the second building on the west side of the square—the Moscow Department Store—was erected. Placing the department store adjacent to the sacred cathedral...
Harbin Children's Park is located at No. 295 Gogol Street, Nangang District, Harbin City. It is under the administration of the Gardening Management Office of the Harbin Urban Management Bureau and situated in a bustling commercial center. It is the only specialized park in Harbin dedicated to serving children. Established in 1925 and originally known as the Railway…
Heilongjiang Provincial Radio and Television Tower? Dragon Tower is a comprehensive, multifunctional tower integrating radio and television broadcasting, tourism and sightseeing, dining and entertainment, advertising, and wireless communication. Standing at 336 meters tall, it is currently the tallest steel tower in Asia and the second tallest in the world. Dragon Tower is under the administration of the Heilongjiang Provincial Radio and Television Bureau. Since its opening in 2000...
Dreamland Amusement Park is a large-scale comprehensive entertainment venue affiliated with the Singapore Hotel, covering a total area of 32,000 square meters. It primarily features water-based attractions, along with bowling, billiards, the FuHao Nightclub, and a disco bar. The water park is the largest indoor water recreation facility in the three northeastern provinces. The total construction area of Dreamland Amusement Park...
The Northeast Martyrs' Memorial Museum is one of the earlier commemorative museums established in China. It is located at No. 241 Yiman Street, Nangang District, Harbin, a beautiful and renowned city in northern China. The milky-white building features a grand facade with six majestic columns, exemplifying classic Western European neoclassical architecture. The building was initially constructed here by the Northeast Special Administrative Region in 1928...
The Harbin Confucius Temple is an authentic Qing-style ancient architectural complex, built between the 15th and 18th years of the Republic of China (1926–1929), covering an area of 25,000 square meters with a construction area of 5,674 square meters. It is the third-largest Confucius Temple in China, only smaller than those in Qufu and Beijing. The Heilongjiang Provincial...
Introduction: The Seven-Level Pagoda Tower is located to the east of the Temple of Ultimate Bliss. Built in 1924 by the forty-fourth disciple of the Linji School—one of the five major schools of Chan (Zen) Buddhism—it is an octagonal, seven-story brick pagoda in the pavilion style. Standing approximately 37 meters tall, its layout is rare in China. The main facade faces south and is adjoined to a brick-built, flush-gable Hall of Kṣitigarbha. In front of the hall is a three-bay, rolled-roof open hall, with two-tiered, tower-style bell and drum towers on the east and west sides respectively. Windows are found on the eastern, southern, and western facades of the pagoda above the third level, while the rest of the structure features arched niches housing 31 vividly sculpted arhat (Buddhist saint) reliefs. The hall and pagoda are interconnected and house seven bronze statues including three great Buddhas and four bodhisattvas.
Harbin Eurasia Window is the only multifunctional garden in Northeast China primarily showcasing scenic architecture from Europe and Asia, following Beijing’s “World Park” and Shenzhen and Changsha’s “Window of the World.” It was completed and opened to the public in 1998. Located in the southwest of Harbin city, it covers an area of 31.8 hectares. Originally, it was…
The China (Harbin) Forest Museum is China's first thematic museum dedicated to forests. Currently, only a few comprehensive museums around the world, such as the British Museum, the American Museum of Natural History, and the National Museum of Nature and Science in Japan, have thematic exhibition halls focused on forests. The museum is based on China’s existing five forest formations, 23 forest types…