
Qing'an County, a county under the jurisdiction of Suihua City in Heilongjiang Province, is located at the intersection of the Songnen Plain and the Lesser Khingan Mountains in central Heilongjiang Province, in the middle and upper reaches of the Hulan River Basin. It is a national Grade A green food rice production base and enjoys the reputation of "China's Green Food Hometown."
As a historic city, Qing'an's tourist attractions are full of 4,000 years of long history and rich cultural heritage.
Cold temperate continental monsoon climate, best for travel in summer and autumn
Liuhe Reservoir
The reservoir is surrounded on three sides by mountains, with the surrounding areas covered by vast artificial and natural forests, home to pine, poplar, birch, and over ten other high-quality species. Liuhe Reservoir offers a blend of mountains, forests, and water. On sunny summer days, the waters appear vast and boundless, while on rainy days, the earth and sky blend together. The forests are filled with birdsong, flowers, and the echoing sound of the waves is a breathtaking experience. In winter, the area is blanketed in snow, creating a natural ice skating and skiing destination.
Liuhe "May 7th" Cadre School History Museum
Liuhe May 7th Cadre School was founded in May 1968 and is the first May 7th Cadre School in China. During the 11 years from 1968 to 1979, more than 9,000 provincial government staff members, leading cadres from various cities and counties, and more than 1,000 educated youth studied and lived in Liuhe May 7th Cadre School.
Fruit and vegetable base
The Liuhe Farm Fruit and Forestry Base is like a pearl inlaid in this golden land. It is not only an industrial highlight of the farm's forestry economy, but also a unique landscape in the tourist area.
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Hualong Villa
Hualong Villa has been built into a comprehensive tourist attraction integrating dining, accommodation, vacation, and entertainment. The outdoor restaurant can accommodate 150 people at a time; 8 exquisite European-style rooms can accommodate 120 visitors at a time; two 4-hectare fish ponds raise a variety of pollution-free fresh fish for visitors to see and fish. If you are here, it is like returning to nature, achieving harmony between man and nature, and enjoying endless joy. "Green mountains bring the thoughts of wanderers, clear waters bring the feelings of old friends." Visitors to this elegant and sacred place, enjoying the mountain scenery and the reflections of the lake, listening to the crisp birdsong, can maintain a peaceful mind.
Wanglongshan National Forest Park
In summer and autumn, the renowned Wanglongshan Yijimi River rafting experience is a truly captivating experience. Throughout the 7.5-kilometer rafting journey, visitors will be captivated by the breathtaking natural scenery. Enjoy splashing in the water to unleash your passion, or simply lie back in the water, soaking up the sun, experiencing a sense of unity between nature and nature, and realizing the true meaning of life.
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Qing'an is a county in Heilongjiang province known for its agricultural heritage and rich natural landscapes. It has historical importance in Northeast China and reflects a mix of regional culture and traditions.
Qing'an is located in central Heilongjiang. Visitors can reach it by long-distance bus or train from major nearby cities. Within the county, taxis and walking are common ways to explore.
Most outdoor attractions are open daily from around 8:00 to 17:30. Spring and autumn offer the most pleasant weather, while winter attracts visitors for snow-related activities.
Natural areas are mostly free. Some cultural sites may charge 10–30 CNY. Tickets are typically purchased offline at entrances; online booking options are limited.
Advance booking is usually not required unless visiting during national holidays or festivals.
One full day covers main attractions, while 1–2 days allow a more relaxed experience including natural and cultural sites.
Guided tours are mainly available in Mandarin. Audio guides in other languages are generally not provided.
Start with town sites, proceed to natural scenic areas, then visit temples and cultural locations, ending with local dining or market exploration.
Night visits are limited. Some streets may be illuminated, and special tours may occur during local festivals.
Weekdays are less crowded. Public holidays and festival periods attract more visitors.
Public toilets, small restaurants and cafes, rest areas along trails, and souvenir shops in town are available.
Main town areas and some scenic paths are accessible. Mountainous trails may be difficult for elderly or disabled visitors.
Cash is accepted; mobile payments such as WeChat Pay and Alipay are widely supported.
Local restaurants serve regional Heilongjiang cuisine, and small cafes offer snacks and beverages.
Vegetarian options are available; halal options may be limited.
Souvenirs include local crafts, regional snacks, and cultural keepsakes.
Local buses and taxis connect to nearby towns or cities. Trains and long-distance buses are available for further travel within Heilongjiang.