Mohe: Turning the Cold Night into a Poem of Light

When the wind at 53° north latitude carries scattered snow across the frozen river, the night in Mohe is never a silent darkness— You can hold a handful of burning steel wool and wave your arms in the -30°C air: orange-gold sparks will weave a halo of light along the path. Three days and two nights itinerary: 1️⃣ Mohe - Beihong Village Birch Forest (portrait photography) → Nujiaowan → Ussuri Shoal → China's northernmost point (stone monument check-in) → Longjiang First Bend → Beihong Village (night sky photography) → Stay: Beihong Village farmhouse homestay experience with Northeast Chinese kang bed-stove Note: Cloudy weather may affect star photography. 2️⃣ Beihong Village - Beiji Village Morning water splash freezing → Reindeer Park (interact and photograph with reindeer) → Northernmost Post Office → Beiji Sandbar → Golden Rooster Crown → I Found the North → 138 Boundary Marker → Check-in for northern elements → Stay: Beiji Village Note: If you want to visit Christmas Village or ski resort on the same day, please inform the driver in advance for arrangement. 3️⃣ Beiji Village - End Tour Beiji Village - Polaris Square - Songyuan - May 6 Fire Memorial Hall - Mohe Dance Hall - Transfer: Disband Note: May 6 Fire Memorial Hall may be temporarily closed. [The itinerary is well arranged, with no backtracking or detours, and ample time at each attraction] Come to Mohe, at the northernmost edge, and turn the cold night into a poem of light.