Yichun Maolangou

When you come to Yichun, you must visit Wuying National Forest Park. It is the largest, most complete, and most representative primeval Korean pine forest in Asia, with vast towering pine trees and a forest coverage rate of 83.8%. The highway extends through the forest. Whenever the wind rises, the dense forest waves like green waves, surging layer by layer. Strolling by the shore of Tianci Lake, the tranquil lake water is as clear as a gem. Take the 'Shao Qi' small train, shuttle through the forest, and enjoy a 'forest bath' rich in negative oxygen ions. Only when you have seen the Tongwang River forest sea can you understand why it is called a 'forest sea' instead of a forest. The forest covers more than 35,000 hectares, with greenery stretching endlessly. The 'mother river' of Yichun, the Tongwang River, flows quietly, with the breeze blowing and green waves rippling~ Here, there is not only the beauty of the forest sea but also the wonder of the mountains and rocks. As a national geopark, it boasts thousands of strange rocks and bizarre stones, forming a magnificent landscape of 'trees growing on rocks, rocks hidden in the forest.' Walking through the stone forest, sometimes you see a narrow sky between two peaks, sometimes a cliff split by a sharp sword, and sometimes a Buddha's hand stretching to the sky, making one marvel at the craftsmanship of nature. Shanggangling Creek National Forest Park has both pure mountain streams and a strong exotic atmosphere. The forest coverage rate is as high as 96%. Walking along the boardwalk, you can see towering trees and lush vegetation, with the sweet and moist scent of grass and trees in the air~ Maolangou, known as the 'Little Jiuzhai of Heilongjiang,' has strange peaks and rocks, flowing springs and waterfalls, deep pools, and mist. It is a deep valley formed by the migration and compression of geological plates over billions of years. Below the Maolangou Waterfall is the emerald green and deep Heilongtan.