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At the northernmost tip of China, there is a place renowned alongside Finland's Arctic Village and the United States' Arctic Village—Mohe Arctic Village, China. Preparation - Documents: Bring your ID card and any other necessary documents such as student or senior cards to facilitate ticket purchases and enjoy discounts. - Clothing: In summer, bring long-sleeve jackets, short sleeves, and long pants due to large temperature differences between morning and night; in winter, pack thick down jackets, fleece-lined anti-slip snow boots, warm hats, scarves, gloves, thick sweaters and thermal pants, and heat packs. - Daily necessities: Toiletries, skincare products, sunscreen, sunglasses, umbrella or raincoat, mosquito repellent, etc. - Photography equipment: Camera, phone, tripod, power bank, memory cards, etc. In winter, keep your camera warm to prevent rapid battery drain. Transportation Guide - Airplane: Direct flights to Mohe Guliang Airport are available but limited; alternatively, fly to Harbin or Jiagedaqi and transfer. - Train: Take train K7039/K7041 from Harbin to Mohe Station, which takes 16-18 hours. Sleeper cars offer views of the Greater Khingan Mountains. - Local transport: From Mohe to Arctic Village, you can charter or share a car for 50-80 RMB per person. There are also buses for 25 RMB per person, but with limited schedules. Attractions - Arctic Village: The northernmost village on mainland China, the best place to view the aurora borealis and the midnight sun. You can take photos at the Arctic Village monument, visit landmarks like the northernmost post office and northernmost family, and tour the "Northern First Outpost." - Longjiang First Bend: A unique landscape formed by a sharp U-turn in the Heilongjiang River. From a high vantage point, you can overlook the "Ω"-shaped big bend, with tree-covered islands surrounded by river water, facing Russia’s Amur Oblast across the river. - Beihong Village: A pure land surrounded by mountains, where the starry sky is incredibly romantic and you can experience the most authentic rural life of Northeast China. - Birch Forest: Trees grow straight and tall; lush and green in summer, and serene and beautiful in winter snow, like a fairy tale world, perfect for photography. - Mohe Dance Hall: The filming location of "Mohe Dance Hall," where you can feel the romantic yet sad story, with flickering lights transporting you back to the last century. Food Recommendations - Iron Pot Stew: Dishes like stewed goose with sauerkraut and cold-water fish stewed with tofu, rich in ingredients, served in a large steaming pot, very satisfying. - Guobaorou (Sweet and Sour Pork): Crispy outside, tender inside, sweet and sour, a must-order dish in Northeast Chinese cuisine. - Di San Xian: A perfect combination of potatoes, eggplants, and green peppers, savory and great with rice. - Frozen Pears and Frozen Persimmons: Specialty snacks with a unique texture after freezing; soak in water before eating. Accommodation Options - Mohe County: Hotels of various standards are available, such as Mohe Yinlu Hotel with a good location and attentive service; Mohe Songying Select Hotel is clean and hygienic with a rich breakfast. - Arctic Village: Fengyuezhiyue Hotel in Arctic Village offers complete facilities and comfortable temperatures; there are also many unique inns and family-run guesthouses where you can experience Northeast folk customs. - Beihong Village: Mainly family guesthouses with clean and tidy environments, affordable prices, and authentic farmhouse meals. Itinerary Planning - Three-day tour: On day one, arrive at Mohe County, visit Polaris Square, then tour Mohe Dance Hall, Songyuan Park, and the 56 Fire Memorial Hall. On day two, depart from Mohe, pass through Birch Forest and Nujiaowan, climb Longjiang First Bend, check in at China’s northernmost point, and stay overnight in Beihong Village. On day three, travel from Beihong Village to Arctic Village, visit Arctic Sandbar Island, the Evenki Reindeer Tribe, the northernmost outpost, then return to Mohe County. Travel Tips - To view the aurora, plan around the summer solstice (around June 21), check aurora forecasts in advance, and wait at places like Arctic Village Square or the Heilongjiang Riverbank. - Follow border area regulations, do not cross boundaries, and note that drones are prohibited in some areas. - In winter, self-driving requires snow tires and anti-skid chains; beginners are not recommended to try.
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Posted: Jun 26, 2025
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