News from Northeast Net on November 17 On the 15th, the Arctic Christmas Ski Resort in Mohe Village, China’s northernmost point, officially opened for skiing. It is also the northernmost and highest-latitude ski resort in the country. Due to Mohe’s unique geographical location, the ski season here can last for six months, making it one of the longest-operating ski resorts in the province.
Staff from the Mohe Tourism Bureau told reporters that Mohe experiences early snowfall, heavy snow accumulation, and a late thaw, allowing the ski resort to operate for nearly six months each year, until late April or early May. This makes it not only the longest-running ski season in Heilongjiang Province but also among the longest in the nation. Here, while skiing, you can look across the Heilongjiang River into Russia and enjoy views of the foreign landscape on the other side. “Besides thrilling skiing, a variety of rich winter activities such as snowmobiling, sledding, snow tug-of-war, and snow football will also allow visitors to experience the unique charm and fun of winter at China’s northernmost point ahead of time.”
According to information from the provincial tourism bureau, temperatures in many parts of the province have recently dropped significantly, bringing snowfall. Since entering October, Mohe Arctic Village in the province has already transformed into a fairytale world covered in white. As China’s northernmost and highest-latitude ski resort, the Arctic Christmas Ski Resort officially opened for skiing on the 15th. Meanwhile, ski resorts such as Yabuli Ski Resort, Yabuli Sunshine Resort, and Yawangsi also launched their first skiing days last week.