Covering a total area of 4,929 hectares, Nine-Bend Eighteen-Bay National Wetland Park is promoted as the “Summer Retreat and Wellness Paradise at China’s Northernmost Tip.” This enhances the visibility of forest tourism in the Greater Khingan Mountains. With its richly pristine attractions—“trekking through virgin forests, exploring wetlands, ascending Dabai Mountain, and experiencing the Oroqen traditional culture”—along with tourism offerings such as “forest sightseeing, leisure vacations, wetland exploration, and ice-snow experiences,” it has become a flagship brand of tourism in the Greater Khingan Mountains.
The zoning and development of the wetland park adhere to the basic principles of “comprehensive protection, ecological priority, rational utilization, and sustainable development.” By making full use of the natural and scenic resources within and around the park, it is being developed into a premier eco-tourism destination in Northeast China, characterized by a distinctive overall image, well-developed infrastructure, unique wetland landscapes, and a blend of educational, sightseeing, leisure, and recreational functions, all infused with rich local cultural elements.
Transportation Guide
Location: Near the Jiamo Highway (485 km mark), Tuqiang Town, Mohe County, Daxing’anling Region, Heilongjiang Province
By Bus: Take a bus from Mohe County to Tuqiang Town and get off midway.
By Car: From various cities, take Provincial Highway S207 to the Jiamo Highway at the 485-kilometer mark.
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