Life Advice: Honestly! Don't blindly go to Mohe during the off-season from July to September!!!

Want to escape urban noise and chase poetry and distant horizons at China's northernmost point? This meticulously crafted 3-day, 2-night Mohe guide will help you unlock the most authentic Arctic experience and encounter the unique charm of this northern borderland! Essential Packing List Documents: - ID card (Mandatory! Needed for tickets and accommodation) - Discount cards: Student ID, Teacher ID, Senior Citizen Card (discounts available at some attractions) Clothing: Summer (July-August): - Daytime: T-shirt + thin pants - Morning/Evening: Thick jacket (windbreaker/down coat), scarf, warm hat - Shoes: Non-slip sneakers (some muddy paths) Essentials: - Sun protection trio: High SPF sunscreen (SPF50+), wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses - Electronics: Power bank, camera, selfie stick (to capture stunning scenery) - Others: Thermos, mosquito repellent, stomach medicine, cold medicine Day 1: In-depth Mohe City Tour + Border Experience Morning: Cultural Exploration - Polaris Square: Climb 153 steps for panoramic city views. The central Polaris sculpture is Mohe's landmark. - Songyuan Park: The only primeval forest surviving the 1987 Great Khingan Mountains fire - witness nature's resilience. - 5-6 Fire Memorial: Learn about this historic disaster through VR and recreations. Afternoon: Border Scenery - Nüjiao Bay: The winding Emur River forms a unique "S" shape resembling a maiden's foot - perfect for photos. - Birch Forest: Walk through towering birch trees with dappled sunlight, like entering a fairy tale. - First Bend of Heilongjiang: Climb 998 steps to see the U-shaped river bend surrounding Golden Ring Island. - Wusuli Shoal: China's true northernmost point (53°33′43″N) with landmark stone and Russian views. Evening: Stay in Beihong Village - Experience traditional kang beds, authentic rural cuisine, and bonfire dances with locals. Food Recommendations: - Iron-pot fish stew: Fresh Heilongjiang fish with cabbage and noodles - Wild blueberry jam: Perfect with bread or pancakes - Sticky bean buns: Sweet glutinous rice with red bean paste Day 2: Beihong → Arctic Village - Journey North Morning in Beihong: - Water-tossing: Throw boiling water to create instant ice mist - Mohe's viral activity - Beihong Outpost: Visit China's northernmost border post Arctic Village Highlights: - Arctic Sandbar: Follow the "Finding North" route to landmarks - Northernmost Post Office: Mail postcards with special postmarks - Northernmost Family: Experience life at China's edge Afternoon Adventures: - Christmas Village: Meet Finnish Santa and reindeer - Ski Resort: Indoor skiing even in summer Evening: - Stroll along Heilongjiang River admiring Russian village lights Food: - Iron-pot goose stew - Sauerkraut with pork and blood sausage - Frozen fruit platter (pears, persimmons, strawberries) Day 3: Reindeer Culture + Departure Morning: - Oroqen Reindeer Park: Feed gentle reindeer and learn about ethnic culture - Try traditional Oroqen costumes Afternoon: - Mohe Dance Hall: Retro 1980s vibe - Revisit Songyuan Park and Polaris Square Food: - Earth-oven roasted lamb and potatoes - Fresh blueberry juice - Wild mushroom chicken stew Must-Do Experiences: - "Find North" at all northernmost landmarks - Interact with reindeer - Mail postcards from the Arctic Post Office - Sleep on traditional kang beds - Night walks along Heilongjiang River Tips: - Book private/group transport - limited public transit - Bring mosquito repellent - Reserve accommodations early - Respect local ethnic customs Follow this guide for an unforgettable Mohe adventure at China's northern edge!