Lanjia Diaoshuihu Primitive Ecological Scenic Area

　　The Wangqing Forestry Bureau's Lanjia Diaoshuihu Primitive Ecological Scenic Area is situated within the jurisdiction of the Wangqing Forestry Bureau in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province. It lies at the junction of two provinces (Heilongjiang and Jilin) and three counties (Wangqing County, Hunchun City, and Dongning City), falling under the administration of Hunchun City. The scenic area is 150 kilometers from Wangqing County, 140 kilometers from Hunchun City, 210 kilometers from Yanji City, and 120 kilometers from Dongning City in Heilongjiang Province. Part of the Changbai Mountain Range, it boasts a uniquely strategic location among provincial scenic areas.

　　The landscapes of the Lanjia Forest Farm Diaoshuihu Scenic Area are characterized by their “rarity,” “elegance,” “seclusion,” and “vastness.” Currently, the main sites that embody the primitive ecology include Stone River, Diaoshuihu, Nine-Tiered Waterfall, and Hengduan Mountain.

　　The overall strategic positioning for the development of the Lanjia Forest Farm Diaoshuihu Scenic Area is to establish it as a “primitive ecological tourism zone” for mid- to high-end customers seeking leisure and vacation in the mountainous eastern region of Jilin Province.

　　In the past, the location of the Lanjia Forest Farm was remote and hard to reach due to its distance from the county town and extremely poor transportation, making it a rarely visited place. It wasn’t until 2007, when the road from Wangqing through Fuxing Town to the Heilongjiang border was opened and after coverage by Wangqing County TV station, that visitors began to flock in, generating very positive feedback. As a result, the Wangqing Forestry Bureau planned to develop this scenic area.