Mulan County Red Ecology Tour

A national 4A-level scenic area with a main peak of 595 meters above sea level, preserving a group of secret camp sites of the Northeast Anti-Japanese United Army. With 95% forest coverage, it has an Anti-Japanese United Army Memorial Hall and a 3-kilometer red trail, serving as a patriotic education base.

An artificial lake formed by a tributary of the Songhua River, covering an area of 8000 mu, known as the "Pearl of Northern China". The middle lake island is inhabited by egrets, herons and other birds, with a lake-circling bicycle lane and fishing areas.

The largest wetland ecosystem along the Songhua River, inhabited by more than 200 species of birds such as red-crowned cranes and oriental white storks. It has an 8-kilometer wooden plank road and 3 bird watching towers. In autumn, the reeds ripple like a golden ocean.

Showcases the traditional living style of the Manchu people. You can experience willow weaving, paper cutting, taste specialty snacks such as sticky bean buns and cornbread, and learn about the unique culture of the "Hometown of Chinese Willow Weaving".