Dongkang Relics is located on the second-level terrace on the north bank of the Malian River, east of Dongkang Village in Chengdong Township. Dating back to the Iron Age, it is classified as an ancient relic site. On December 17, 1986, Dongkang Relics was designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Mirror Lake City Wall Lazi Mountain Fortress Ruins are located 30 kilometers southwest of the city, nestled among the high mountains on the western shore of the central part of Mirror Lake. Dating back to the Tang Dynasty, they are classified as ancient ruins. On January 27, 1981, the Mirror Lake City Wall Lazi Mountain Fortress Ruins were designated as part of the first group of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The ruins of the Dongxia Kingdom Chengzihou Mountain Fortress are located 2 kilometers west of the Jingpo Lake Power Plant, atop a mountain peak over 50 meters above the left bank of the Mudan River. They lie 3 kilometers southwest of the world-renowned Jingpo Lake Waterfall. Dating back to the Jin Dynasty, they are classified as an ancient historical site. On January 27, 1981, the ruins were designated as part of the first batch of...
The Xiyingchengzi Site is located in Ning'an City, dating back to the Jin Dynasty, and is categorized as an ancient ruin. On January 10, 1999, it was designated as part of the fourth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Ancient Bridge Site of Shangguandi is located in Ning'an City, dating back to the Bohai Kingdom period, and is classified as an ancient site. On December 17, 1986, it was listed as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units of Heilongjiang Province. …
The Yangcaogou Tombs are located in Ning'an City and date back to the Bohai Kingdom period. They are classified as ancient tombs. On December 17, 1986, the Yangcaogou Tombs were designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Provincial Trout Farm Tomb Cluster is located in Ning'an City, dating from the ?? period to the Bohai era, and is categorized as an ancient tomb site. On December 29, 1990, it was designated as part of the third batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Twenty-Four Stone Site of Wangou is located about 12.5 kilometers southeast of Jingbo Township in Songyi Valley, on the sunny foothills of the northern valley slope. It dates back to the Bohai Kingdom period and is classified as an ancient site. On December 29, 1990, it was designated as part of the third batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
Ning'an Xinglong Temple is located in Ning'an City, dating back to the Qing Dynasty, and is classified as an ancient architectural structure. On December 17, 1986, it was designated as part of the second batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
Ning'an Wangjiang Tower is located in Ning'an City. Dating back to the Qing Dynasty, it is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative architecture. On January 10, 1999, it was designated as part of the 4th batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Chengchun River City Site is located in Ning'an City, dating back to the Tang and Bohai periods, and is classified as an ancient ruin. On January 31, 2005, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
The Lotus Peak Tourist Resort is located in Lianhua Town, Linkou County, 70 kilometers from Linkou County town. It consists of two parts: the Lotus Pond Scenic Area and Lianhua Temple. The resort features forests, lakes, peculiar peaks, and strange rocks, including a thousand-year-old elm tree, Lotus Pond, Goblin Pond, Lotus Basin, Couple’s Basin, Heaven’s Crack, Reclining Buddha Rock, Piggy Peeping at Spring, Lion Playing with Monkey, Character Rock, Sky-Gazing Ridge, Water Corridor, Lianhua Temple, and other unique and magnificent natural landscapes. Among them, the ancient plank walkway in Lotus Pond is the only cliff-hanging corridor in the province. In late summer and early autumn, the waters of Lotus Pond are crystal clear, with lotus flowers blooming peacefully on the surface, filling the air with fragrance. Legend has it that the Seven Fairies once bathed here during their visit to the mortal world, leaving behind a colorful handkerchief that transformed into the Lotus Pond. This scenic area was rated as a National AAA-level tourist attraction in 2007.
The Linqquan River Couple Rafting is located on the eastern foothills of the Zhangguangcai Mountain Range, adjacent to Provincial Highway Fanghu (309), by the Mudanjiang River (from Sandaotong Liye Village to Sidao Village in Linkou County). The Linqquan River Couple Rafting course stretches 11 kilometers with a drop of 45 meters. The scenic area blends natural landscapes of mountains, water, forests, and rocks with speeding rafts and kayaks, creating a uniquely picturesque scene of...
The Shuanguang River is surrounded by high mountains, dense forests, crisscrossing waterways, pristine scenery, and rising mist. Its waters are crystal clear, sweet, and completely unpolluted. The river boasts abundant flow, with sections that are both rapid and calm. Lush green mountains line its banks, complemented by willows and blooming flowers, creating picturesque views. It is the perfect destination for rafting, adventure, flower viewing, sightseeing, leisure, and summer escape. This area has been designated as a national forest park,…
Feiyan Mountain Ski Resort is located at the border between Liuhe Village in Linkou Town, Linkou County, and Changfeng Village in Kuishan Township, adjacent to National Highway 201, within the second temperate zone. The resort is named after the mountain that resembles a flying swallow. The tourism area boasts well-preserved secondary forests and distinct seasons. In winter, it is covered in a silver-white blanket of snow, offering a full view of the northern landscape...
The Hundred-Mile Rime Valley is located downstream of the Lianhua Hydropower Station Dam in Lianhua Town, Linkou County. Due to the intermittent power generation of the Lianhua Hydropower Station, the river surface downstream remains unfrozen for a hundred miles in winter, naturally creating the spectacular winter wonder of the Hundred-Mile Rime Valley. The variety and coverage area of the rime here are said to be the largest in the country. On the steep mountains, apricot trees, elm trees, Korean pines...
The Lotus Power Station Scenic Tourism Area is located in Lianhua Town at the Lotus Power Station. It consists of the main dam, secondary dam, and lakeside corridor. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake area, power plant buildings, and generator units. The winding corridor from the dam to the lake center is an ingenious man-made masterpiece. Walking through the corridor to the lake’s heart reveals a deliberately placed commemorative stone inscribed with “Lianhua Lake” from the power station’s construction era. This massive stone, weighing over a hundred tons, stands prominently in the lake center, showcasing humanity’s triumph over nature. Strolling along the lakeside corridor offers breathtaking views of the charming lake and mountain scenery. The Second Dam Guesthouse, situated atop the Lotus Power Plant dam and also known as the Lake-Viewing Pavilion, provides picnic services. Here, you can also sample distinctive local aquatic products such as the large fathead fish and silver carp from Lotus Lake.
The Memorial Site of the "Eight Women Who Threw Themselves into the River" scenic area is located on the banks of the Wusuhun River in Diaoling Town, Linkou County. It was developed and constructed in 2009, with main features including an artificial lake covering 70,000 square meters, a 1,600-square-meter "Eight Women Who Threw Themselves into the River" Memorial Hall, a 50,000-square-meter cultural stele corridor, sculptures, and more…
Diaoling Town in Linkou County was a central revolutionary town where the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces fought a long struggle against Japanese invaders, and where our People’s Liberation Army pursued and suppressed the Central Hui Bandits. The “Four Martyrs Cemetery,” located on a small hill in the town center, adds an even more solemn atmosphere. The four martyrs are Wang Zhaochang, Yin Liangyu, Zhang Jiantang, and Li Lei. They were...
Secret camps were where the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army, with indomitable spirit, persisted in guerrilla warfare behind enemy lines under extremely harsh and difficult conditions. They preserved and developed anti-Japanese armed forces, expanded their strength, stored military supplies, treated the wounded, repaired firearms, gathered intelligence, promoted resistance against Japan, and sewed winter clothing in the deep mountains and dense forests. In these wild and secluded woods, they established numerous...