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Wuying National Forest Park is the place where the red pine virgin forest is best preserved. It is also the largest, most complete and most representative red pine virgin forest distribution center in Asia.
Upon entering the scenic area, you'll see the "Shaoqi Train," which Liu Shaoqi used to travel to the front lines of production in his later years. Further in, you'll find a wooden plank road and a pine forest. In September and October, if you're lucky, you might spot large pine cones on the ground, which, when peeled open, reveal plump pine nuts.
The most worth-seeing place in the scenic area is Tianci Lake, a typical alpine lake with calm water and vast pine forests in the distance, which are set against the blue sky and are extremely beautiful.
The temperate continental humid monsoon climate makes travel suitable all year round
About 3 hours
Tickets are 60 yuan, sightseeing bus is 10 yuan, and the Wupeng boat in Tianci Lake is 10 yuan for free.
6:00-18:00
Wuying Forest Park is a protected natural forest in Yichun, Heilongjiang, known for its rich biodiversity, old-growth trees, and ecological importance. It plays a key role in forest conservation and environmental education in the region.
The park is located near Yichun City, Heilongjiang. Visitors can reach it by taxi, private car, or local buses from the city center. Walking and hiking trails are available inside the park.
Open year-round. Best times to visit are spring and autumn for pleasant weather and vibrant foliage; winter offers snow-covered scenery but requires warm clothing.
Entrance fees are typically CNY 20–40, depending on the area. Tickets are usually purchased at the park entrance; online booking may be available through local tourism platforms.
Advance booking is generally not required except during holidays or for organized guided tours, in which case a few days ahead is recommended.
Half a day to a full day, depending on whether you hike, take photographs, or participate in nature activities.
Guided tours may be offered in Chinese. English-speaking guides are available upon request through local tour operators.
Start at the main entrance, follow marked trails through forest and streams, visit observation points, and loop back to rest areas or exit. Include scenic stops for photography and picnics.
Night visits are generally not allowed. Special guided tours may be available seasonally, such as birdwatching or educational programs.
The park is usually quiet. Weekdays and non-holiday periods are the least crowded. Summer weekends and public holidays may see more visitors.
Facilities include basic restrooms, picnic areas, benches, and small snack kiosks near the entrance. Shops and restaurants are limited within the park.
Main paths and some observation areas are accessible, but hiking trails may be challenging for the elderly or disabled. Children should be supervised on trails.
Cash is accepted at the entrance; mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely accepted at ticket counters and snack kiosks.
Nearby Yichun City and park entrances have local restaurants serving northeastern Chinese cuisine, including fish dishes, noodles, and dumplings.
Vegetarian options are available in some restaurants nearby. Halal food may be limited, primarily in Yichun City.
Accommodations include hotels, guesthouses, and inns in Yichun City or near the park entrance, ranging from budget to mid-range.
Souvenirs include postcards, local handicrafts, forest-themed items, and small eco-friendly gifts.
