Self-driving to Arxan

During the National Day holiday, I drove from Harbin to Arxan, a journey that took 5 days. The first day was mostly spent on the road, where the scenery was beautiful throughout the trip. We arrived in Arxan at night; the town is quite small, so it's recommended to book a hotel in advance during the holiday period. The second day involved visiting China's smallest Arxan Railway Station—collecting spring water at Wuli Spring—observing sika deer at Deer Garden—watching the sunset at White Wolf Peak Tips: 1. It's not recommended to stay in Deer Village due to poor service and environment; it's a trap. 2. White Wolf Peak is only worth visiting for the sunrise or sunset; otherwise, it's not very interesting. You can drive directly to the top of the mountain. There's a birch forest halfway up, but no other scenery. The road to the mountain top is very congested, and it's a bit difficult for two-wheel drive vehicles to climb, but it's still possible: The third day: Drove to Arxan to tour the scenery. Since it was during the National Day holiday, there wasn't much to see except for Camel Ridge, which was quite impressive. The rest was unremarkable. 1. The service area on the mountain is dirty and disorganized, so don't set your expectations too high for food and accommodation; 2. The Unfrozen River looks good in the afternoon, and you can go down to the canyon, but the sunrise and sunset were a bit disappointing; The fourth day: Visited Chaihe Town, which is really nice. It's recommended to spend a whole day there, as the scenery is better than in Arxan. The fifth day: Return to the city, stopping along the way to enjoy the beautiful views and delicious food.