Things to do in Hegang

Let me share with you the experience of Hegang Fantasy Water World. There are 2 big speakers, 2 slides, children's area and wave pool. The biggest speaker is not turned on. You have to queue up to play the others. I went there on Saturday and Sunday. It took about half an hour to queue up to play the slide that lasted less than a minute. The children's area is quite large and suitable for bringing children. The water temperature is also OK, and you won't feel very cold when you go into the water. As for the food on the third floor, there is really nothing, and it tastes bad. The service attitude is not good. It is recommended to go after eating. The waterproof case for mobile phones sold inside is 20 yuan each, and the swimming ring is 25 yuan each. There are more expensive ones. I finished it for more than 3 hours in total. I was basically done.

We arrived at the deer enclosure around 3 PM. Initially, we were worried that the deer, having been fed in the afternoon, wouldn't want to interact with us. However, once inside, we found the deer to be quite friendly. They enjoyed corn kernels, and whenever they sensed we were feeding them, other deer would come over and ask for food. One old deer even followed us all the way inside – quite amusing and intelligent. As the sun set, the entire meadow was bathed in golden light, creating a beautiful and photogenic scene.

In Hegang Luobei Mingshan Scenic Area, free. Wear more clothes, it's cold. Three layers, quite interesting. Dinosaurs, minerals, animals, fish, coal mines. Remember to bring your original ID card. There were very few people during the May Day holiday, everyone went to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, where there is face, and the border town is very quiet.

It's so beautiful. It's really spectacular. It's worth the trip.

This summer, we visited Tangwanghe in Yichun. The Tangwanghe Scenic Area was truly relaxing; it's a wonderful place to escape the summer heat. We listened to the rustling of the pines in the forest, admired the quirky rocks, and lingered among the pigs in the woods, while the birch forest inspired endless daydreams.