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Tuqiang Forestry Museum

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Last updated 2026-11-11 — The Tuqiang Forestry Museum was built in 2005 and serves as a microcosm of the development and construction history of the Daxing’anling forest region. The building covers an area of 1,600 squa…

Tuqiang Forestry Museum

Tuqiang Forestry Museum
      The Tuqiang Forestry Museum was built in 2005 and serves as a microcosm of the development and construction history of the Daxing’anling forest region. The building covers an area of 1,600 square meters and is divided into four exhibition halls.

      The first exhibition hall uses a panoramic sand table of the Tuqiang forestry area and future construction models to showcase the development and future of Tuqiang; the second exhibition hall immerses visitors in the picturesque, boundless forest through forest landscape displays, simulates the timber production process, and employs a combination of dynamic effects and models to vividly recreate scenes of timber harvesting, debarking, skidding, loading, and logging site clearance; the third exhibition hall is a physical display hall that presents the development and changes in forestry production over the past nearly 50 years through a large number of artifacts; the fourth exhibition hall is a photo gallery that introduces rapidly emerging secondary industries such as refined timber processing, green food development, specialty breeding products, and the development of northern medicinal herbs.

      Transportation Guide

      Location: Cultural and Sports Center, Tuqiang Forestry Bureau, Mohe County, Daxing’anling Region, Heilongjiang Province

      Self-driving Route: Starting from Mohe County, drive 25 km along S207, turn left at the 3rd exit onto Guangming Road, drive 510 m along Guangming Road, turn left onto Haiwen Street, drive 180 m along Haiwen Street to reach the destination

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