Daxinganling Arctic Ice Blueberry Winery Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Daxinganling Arctic Ice Blueberry Winery is the largest blueberry-themed winery in China, and it is also the first and largest winery in the world built with blueberries as the main element. Entering this European-style classical wine castle, the Gothic and Baroque architecture are luxurious and elegant, the grand atmosphere, the selected Arctic wild blueberries, the traditional brewing process, and the natural advantages of the geographical location will make people who visit the Arctic Ice Blueberry Winery in person Visitors can not only catch a glimpse of the strange splendor of the Northern Lights, but also experience the wonderful artistic conception of the natural oxygen bar. They can also personally experience the fun of picking wild fruits in nature and brewing fruit wine, and enjoy the treatment of honorary members of the winery.

Attractions distribution:

Arctic Ice Blueberry Winery is located in Amul Town, the "Hometown of Wild Blueberries in China", covering an area of ​​220,000 square meters. The main architectural style is a European classical wine castle: the underground floor is an underground wine cellar, which is divided into barrel storage area, bottle storage area, wine storage area, and VIP tasting area; the first floor is the lobby, with a huge painting recreating the harvest of wild blueberries. Seasonal scenes, you can also visit the modern production workshop; the second floor is the exhibition and sales center, displaying four categories of blueberry ice wine, blueberry dry red, blueberry brandy, and blueberry fruit wine. It also has a painting exhibition, an inscription area, an honor wall, a blueberry bar, The buffet restaurant, VIP luxury hall and R&D center; the third floor is mainly for guest rooms and conference rooms; the fourth floor is the winery cultural exhibition area, including the red wine tasting area and the Arctic Ice Culture Exhibition Hall.

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, sightseeing, shopping, wine culture, industrial tourism, winery