At the northernmost point of the Chinese mainland lies the snow-covered Wusuli Shoal, nestled within the Longjiang First Bay Scenic Area in Mohe City, Heilongjiang Province. Facing Russia across the serene Heilongjiang River, this remote locale offers breathtaking natural beauty and a gateway to thrilling winter adventures.
Visitors to Mohe City are greeted by the tranquil flow of the Heilongjiang River, meandering through pristine forests blanketed in snow. The panoramic views of the river and surrounding wilderness create a picturesque landscape that captivates all who journey here.
In the heart of winter, the region transforms into a paradise for ice and snow enthusiasts. From exhilarating snowmobiling across vast frozen plains to the nostalgic charm of ice sledding, Mohe offers a variety of activities that embrace the icy allure of the north.
As the 9th Asian Winter Games approach, set to be held in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, anticipation is building for this grand event in Asia. The games will shine a spotlight on the region's winter sports facilities and natural beauty, drawing athletes and spectators from across the continent.
Whether seeking the tranquility of untouched landscapes or the excitement of winter sports, China's northernmost point in Mohe City invites visitors to experience the splendor of the snow-covered plains and join in the celebration of the upcoming Asian Winter Games.
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Live: The snow-covered plain at China's northernmost point – Ep. 3
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