Treasure places to visit in Mudanjiang

Take advantage of the summer vacation before it ends and share with your family two treasure places to visit that many Mudanjiang people have not been to. Picture one and picture two are of the underground forest in the volcanic crater. The first time I went, I was amazed by the unique landforms and the peculiar growth patterns of the trees. The great mountains and rivers of China are best seen in the terrain formed by volcanic eruptions. Over the years, the combination of wind erosion and the tenacious vitality of plants has created such a unique landscape. Unlike ordinary forest landscapes, tens of thousands of trees grow upwards from the bottom of the volcanic crater. To closely observe the forest landscape, you have to keep walking downwards. When you reach the path in the forest, you are surrounded by lush greenery, as if you are in the Emerald City, and the air is very fresh. The first time I went, I even saw squirrels. The squirrels were jumping around, shaking down pine cones that were large and full, with pine nuts tightly packed inside. I had never seen such pine cones before and did not know that pine nuts grew so tightly together. The pine cones were also covered with pine resin, and the whole forest was filled with the fragrance of plants. Walking through the forest, you can also see several volcanic eruption relics and craters. I immediately fell in love with this place and later took many good friends to visit many times. The second treasure place is Jingpo Canyon. It seems that more tourists from outside know about this place because it is part of the Jingpo Lake area. However, I personally think this place has a different scenery from Jingpo Lake, with a sense of tranquility and leisure. It is not an exaggeration to say that the scenery here is picturesque. At the entrance of the scenic area, there are some facilities and buildings with Korean ethnic style, which are very worth seeing. No matter how many adjectives I use, I cannot describe the serene beauty, and even pictures cannot fully capture it. Both places take about half a day to visit, but my physical strength is very average, so I usually visit them on two separate days unless I am accompanying friends who are in a hurry to see the sights. PS: Besides the vast ice and snow in winter, Heilongjiang in summer is also very interesting. The sky in Heilongjiang is really blue and clear, the soil is dark and fertile, exuding the fragrance of various plants decomposing and settling, complementing the beautiful mountains and rivers, making it both beautiful and grand. Such beautiful scenery paired with delicious food is truly wonderful. Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang