Hulunbuir City Chuoyuan National Forest Park Travel Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Chuoyuan National Forest Park in Hulunbuir City is characterized by a vast forest and primitive natural ecological landscape. It is named after the birthplace of the Chuoer River. There are the gentle hills of the Greater Khingan Mountains, the winding rapids valleys, the vast white birch forest, the Khingan larch forest and many mountain villages and towns. It is located in the south of Hulunbuir City and at the southern foot of the Daxingan Mountains. The park has a total area of ​​4,179 hectares, an average altitude of 900 meters, and a forest coverage rate of 83.3%. There are 707 species of higher plants, among which the main tree species include larch, sylvestris pine, white birch, etc.; there are rich wildlife resources, including 302 species of vertebrates, mainly economic animals, edible poultry, forest-benefiting birds, ornamental migratory birds, Fish etc. The climate is humid and cool in summer, and the ice and snow period is long in winter. The annual average temperature is minus 5.6°C, and the frost-free period is 90 days. In addition, a large number of military relics left by the Japanese army during their invasion of China have made this place a famous patriotic education base. Chuoyuan National Forest Park is located in Chuoyuan Town, Yakeshi City, Hulunbuir City.

Attractions distribution:

The park consists of three major scenic areas: Yulin, Wudan, and Patriotism Education Base. The forestry scenic area includes a 3-kilometer wetland trestle, virgin forest, 6 wooden villas, a floating restaurant, etc.; the Wudan scenic area includes a line of sky, forest adventure maze, Qingling Lake, etc.; the patriotic education base includes the Japanese puppet ruins airport, airplane warehouse, bunker cave, Japanese command headquarters ruins and patriotic education exhibition hall, etc.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 3A scenic spot

Scenic spot features:

Photography, mountain climbing, summer vacation, historical and cultural tours, relics of the Japanese invasion of China, mountains, rivers, and forests