Sipai Hezhe Ethnic Folk Culture Park

　　The Hezhe ethnic group is one of the smallest minority groups in China, and Sipai Township in the northeastern part of Raohe County is one of only three Hezhe-inhabited areas. The Sipai Hezhe Ethnic Folk Culture Park is located in Sipai Township, 17.5 kilometers from the county seat, right along the western bank of the Ussuri River, facing the Russian Lachinchofu Cliff across the river, covering a total area of 53.5 square kilometers. The park features four functional zones: a resort area, a fishing and entertainment area, a sightseeing area, and an ice and snow culture area. Visitors can enjoy the unique skill of Hezhe fishermen using a spear to catch fish, admire exquisitely crafted fish-skin clothing, birch-bark boats, and handicrafts, and sample local delicacies such as "raw sliced fish sashimi" and "talahe." The distinctive production and lifestyle of the Hezhe people have attracted tens of thousands of tourists and cultural enthusiasts to visit. It offers a comprehensive showcase of the history, culture, storytelling, dance, folklore, and human landscapes of the Hezhe ethnic group. Here, visitors can not only appreciate the scenery of Dadingshan Mountain but also take in the views of the Ussuri River and the landscapes of Russia across the border. It is a multi-functional tourist attraction integrating leisure, vacation, research, exercise, accommodation, and entertainment. The park has significant influence in the eastern part of Heilongjiang Province and enjoys a certain level of recognition in both China and Russia.

　　Sipai Hezhe Ethnic Folk Culture Park