Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:
Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park is China's first rainwater park. It is an ecological park integrating viewing, observation, science education, scientific research and other functions. The design of the park adopts the advanced concept of "life cells", treating the urban wetland park as a large cell. Planting forest belts with trees and shrubs combined with each other forms a strong "cell wall"; on the periphery of the original ecological wetland, a series of bubble-shaped artificial wetlands are built within the protective forest belt. The original ecological wetland is regarded as the "cell nucleus"; the artificial wetland is regarded as the "cell bubble" ".Attractions distribution:
Qunli National Urban Wetland Park includes the "Growing Tree" sightseeing tower, the "Nest" sightseeing tower, wetlands, vegetation, aerial wooden planks, viewing platforms, etc.Scenic spot features:
leisure, nature, sightseeing, parks, wetlandsTransportation
Scenic spot location:
China>Heilongjiang Province>Harbin City>Daoli District
How to get there:
Bus route: Take bus 124 or 125 and get off at the National Wetland Park Station.
Driving route: Just take Lijiang Road in the city.
Scenic area map:
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Tickets
Qunli ticket price:
No tickets
Scenic area opening hours:
All day
Travel Tips
Best time to visit:
All seasons
Shopping recommendations:
(Specialties) Hazelnuts, pine nuts, kvass, Laodingfeng pastries, Russian products, etc.
(Gourmet food) Harbin red sausage, potted pork, butcher's cabbage, red cabbage soup, etc.
Gallery

Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Tourism Guide - "The Nest" Sightseeing Tower

Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Tourism Guide - Wetland

Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Tourism Guide - Viewing Platform

Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Tourism Guide - Vegetation

Harbin Qunli National Urban Wetland Park Travel Guide - Aerial Wooden Boardwalk
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