Things to do in Mohe

Standing beside the boundary marker, a sense of pride welled up within me, a feeling of being at the northernmost tip of our motherland. The compass square and unique sculptures in the village are very well-designed; every snapshot is a masterpiece. Looking at the border scenery under the blue sky and white clouds, I felt incredibly at ease. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to experience the ultimate northern charm! 😋

Beihong Village is located northeast of Mohe City, on the southern bank of the upper Heilongjiang River at the Sino-Russian border. Further north than Beiji Village, it is China's northernmost undeveloped village. Beihong Village, formerly known as Dacaodianzi Village, is part of Beiji Town, Mohe City, in the Greater Khingan Range region of Heilongjiang Province. It is China's northernmost village-level administrative unit, surrounded by mountains on three sides and with the upper reaches of the Heilongjiang River flowing through it. It is a village inhabited by ethnic Russians that has preserved its pristine character. With a population of approximately 320, over 40% are of Russian descent, fostering a unique Russian culture. The village's architecture is primarily log cabins, with Russian-style churches and traditional dwellings preserved. The area boasts Sino-Russian boundary markers, border outposts, and a riverside park. In 2019, Beihong Village was selected as one of the first national key villages for rural tourism.

Ussuri Shoal is the true northernmost point of China in a geographical sense, facing Russia across the Heilongjiang River. The border river and the forest scenery are tranquil and expansive, and the stone monument at the entrance is a memorable landmark. However, there is no public transportation, so you need to hire a car to get there. The shuttle bus stops at the scenic area for a short time, and the tour content is limited, so making it not very cost-effective to make a special trip there.