Mohe Travel Guide
Arctic Village · Beihong Village · Longjiang First Bend · Christmas Village
Mohe is the northernmost county in China: Beiji Village, Beihong Village, and Longjiang First Bend. In winter, you can see extreme cold and snow, and in summer, you can see the polar day and white nights, for three to four days.
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Destination Details
The value of Mohe lies in the two words "northernmost": at 53 degrees north latitude, its distance from the Arctic Circle is not far by latitude. In winter, temperatures reach minus forty degrees with aurora legends, while in summer, the sun hardly sets.
Main Highlights
Beiji Village
The northernmost village in China, featuring the Monument of the North Pole of China and the northernmost post office.
Beihong Village
The northernmost natural village in the true sense, with fewer tourists than Beiji Village.
Longjiang First Bend
The Heilongjiang River forms an Ω-shaped large bend here, which can be viewed from 1,000 steps above.
Santa Claus Village
The only Santa Claus Village in Asia, with themed activities in winter.
Recommended Stay and Route
- Recommended stay: 3-4 days.
- It is more efficient to connect with other destinations in the same area. You can refer to the "Extended Routes" and "Province" below.
Local Tips
- In winter, full extreme cold gear is required, and mobile phones and cameras must be protected from freezing.
- Trains are the main mode of transportation, and sleeper tickets should be booked in advance.
- During the summer white nights, the sun sets around ten o'clock, allowing for long itineraries.
Province
This entry belongs to Heilongjiang (2 ready-made routes), where you can compare all travel options for this province from the provincial page.
