Things to do in Tangyuan

Daliangzihe National Forest Park is located in Tangyuan County, Heilongjiang Province. It is located at the southern foot of Xiaoxing'an Mountains. It has thousand-year-old red pines, 10,000 acres of forest, and anti-Japanese anti-Japanese relics. It is known as the "Pearl of the Three Rivers and the Jade of Xing'an". With a total area of ​​7175 hectares, it is a national 4A tourist attraction. It mainly includes original red pine forest, giant tree island, Yuanyang Lake, Yuanhai Temple, Northeast Anti-Japanese War Sixth Army Headquarters ruins and other scenic spots. It is a well-known brand demonstration area for the scenery of red pine mother forests in the country. The original red pine forest is the main landscape of Daliangzi River National Forest Park. With a total area of ​​2,400 hectares, it is one of the few remaining original red pine forests in my country. "The water is clear and the rocks can be counted. There are no birds calling each other in the deep forest." The tall trees with dense branches block out the sun, and they are majestic. The tall and majestic red pine kings stand up to the sky; the century-old poplars with different expressions on the giant tree island stand towering; the white birch forest is stacked with mountains and hills; the hanging trees have different expressions. The roots hang on the earth; the roots of the Golden Toad Spear tree are as thick as giant claws coiled around the Golden Toad stone, and the rocks are surrounded by pines and rocks, interpreting the century-old relationship between pines and rocks. Being in the forest oxygen bar, immersed in the vast forest sea, looking up at the tall trees, breathing the fresh air, enjoying the natural fragrance of the trees, listening to the sounds of water and birds, relaxing the mind, it can be said that heaven and man are one. Known as the "Castle in the Sky", the tree houses are built on top of mountain peaks and suspended in the woods. It is the best place to listen to the pine waves, view the forest and sea, and taste pine tea. The Northeast Anti-Union Secret Camp Site is the most complete preserved Anti-Union Secret Camp site in Northeast China. It is an important revolutionary base for the Northeast Anti-Japanese War and a famous patriotic education base in Heilongjiang Province. In 2008, the Sixth Anti-Japanese Army headquarters, clothing factory, machinery repair shop, military and political cadre school and other sites were rebuilt at a 1:1 ratio. It reproduces the arduous fighting life of the Anti-Japanese War fighters at that time. On this basis, the Northeast Anti-Japanese War film and television base was built, and many film and television works with Northeast Anti-Japanese War themes such as "On the Songhua River" were shot here. This is a revolutionary traditional education base and a key red tourism scenic spot. While feeling nature, people can step on the anti-Union road again, drink anti-Union water again, accept revolutionary traditional education in a subtle way, and inspire patriotism.

A beautiful place filled with stunning ice sculptures illuminated by colourful lights. I had such a wonderful time exploring the place, although the temperature was extremely cold. However, getting a Didi ride back at night was very difficult, so I had no choice but to take the bus instead.

A great place for visitors of all ages, from babies to the elderly! The park is very family-friendly and offers a unique experience for everyone.The bus driver who took us into the tiger park was very professional and knowledgeable. You can even buy meat directly from the driver on the bus to feed the tigers, which makes the experience even more exciting!There are so many tigers in the park that it is truly impressive and almost unbelievable to see them up close. It’s a fascinating experience to observe these magnificent animals in their natural-like environment.Overall, it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re in Harbin. Highly recommended for families, animal lovers, and anyone looking for a unique and memorable experience!

The famous Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory produces many brand-name drugs. The historic European-style buildings are beautiful and photogenic! The print exhibition is also quite artistic. The free restaurant offers excellent value for money!

This guided tour offers exceptional value, allowing you to avoid crowds and see the iconic spiral staircase, crystal chandelier, and expansive banquet hall. You'll appreciate the most classic features and learn about the history and construction techniques of Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory, as well as Chinese and Russian oil paintings and prints. Finally, you can even try your hand at printmaking!

After visiting the Tiger Park, we took a taxi to Sun Island and then prepared to take the cable car back to our hotel across the river. Since it was a weekday, there weren't many tourists, and we got on without queuing. When the cable car reached its highest point, the panoramic view of Sun Island, the Songhua River, and the city was breathtaking. We even saw a flock of seagulls! A trip to Harbin definitely includes taking the cross-river cable car at least once.

Easy to find the pick-up location, staff is supportive and the information is provided clearly.

A relatively good flower sea scenic spot. After several renovations and constructions, the scenery is even more beautiful. There is not only a forest oxygen bar, but also a water game area. The scenic spot has sightseeing cars and shops, etc. It basically meets the requirements of a good scenic spot.

Wow! Be mindful of the season when visiting the island. This park isn't primarily for tourists; it's more popular with locals and residents. The weather is very important when you go, so make sure to check the weather forecast carefully, as it can get a little chilly. The park itself is quite large and has a Russian theme. The town also has a panda enclosure, which costs extra. The pandas are very cooperative; there are two in total, and they're incredibly cute. If it's not too crowded, the experience is fantastic.

Definitely worth a visit! Highly recommend the Polar Pavilion (six main pavilions, showcasing a wide variety of polar animals, including polar bears, Arctic wolves, Antarctic penguins, sea lions, meerkats, capybaras, flamingos, raccoons, etc.). Impression: Feminine friendly (specifically, there's an emergency phone number in the women's restroom). My unexpected period caused weakness, but thankfully, staff provided free sanitary napkins – a lifesaver! Thank goodness! Suggested improvement: Replace scented sanitary napkins with unscented ones. Many people experience allergic reactions to these, making the discomfort worse.