Things to do in Boli

Wusihun River National Forest Park is Xidaquan Forest Park. It will be closed from July 20, 2024 and is currently being upgraded to a 4A scenic spot. The scenery is nice, with large tracts of birch virgin forests and natural rivers. The camping area is also large, and many people make fires and cook there. Some people are not good at protecting the environment and litter, which needs to be managed more strictly. I went from Qitaihe. The air on the forest trail was fresh, and I passed by a Jiulong Reservoir, where the natural scenery was also good.

Not bad, there are many people going there, it's ok!

It is not far from the county town, and the scenery on the mountain is nice. It is suitable for picnics and camping in summer. You will pass by some Japanese-style buildings and air-raid shelters along the way. There are also exhibition halls and air-raid shelters that can be visited. Unfortunately, they were not open when we went there on Saturday. It is suitable for patriotism education and party member training. If you have the opportunity, you can go and have a look.

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Not bad, quite fun, bring some food, the weather is cool on National Day, there are few people, just eat instant noodles and grilled sausages, the big water slide is very interesting, there are free recycling raincoats, wear them, it's useful, non-powered park, and water park are free, the magic show is also very good, there are performances in the parking lot. The time is reasonably arranged, it's quite interesting, the cruise ship is not fast, it just turns around,

I've visited many 5A scenic spots, and this one was a great experience, mainly due to the staff. The bus ticket inspectors were very welcoming, greeting me warmly. Because it was the off-season, there weren't many people, and the driver, worried about missing my waterfall viewing, took the entire shuttle bus just for me – I was very touched. When I travel alone, I ask someone to take my picture, and if it happens, the staff will say "Welcome back next time" afterward – very thoughtful. With the recent popularity of Qing Dynasty dramas, this place recreates some scenes from Ningguta, which is quite interesting. Jingpo Lake itself is also very scenic, with a large body of water. The boat tour takes over an hour and is very comfortable!

Although many say China's Snow Town is becoming too touristy & expensive (compared to Snow Valley), I think it is still worth visiting. There are lots of ACTIVITIES to do all within walking distance. Reindeer rides, feeding, skiing, photo op including the hot water vapor video etc. One down side is that there was no signage to designated bus to/from Yabuli station (no waiting area either). It is also difficult to find restaurants for people with dietary restrictions (eg. Vegetarian, halal etc).

After exiting Hengdaohezi East Station, take a taxi for 10 yuan to the visitor center. Inside, buy a 10 yuan shuttle bus ticket. After scanning the code to enter the park, take the shuttle bus to the wild training area to see the tigers. There are about 40 tigers; do not feed them while on the bus. After getting off the bus, there is a designated area for feeding the tigers. There are also other animals you can observe and feed.

It's worth a visit. The place is large, so you can take your time exploring with your kids. The most amazing parts are the deer enclosure near the end in the afternoon and the lakeside area outside the visitor center – both are incredibly beautiful.

We arrived at the deer enclosure around 3 PM. Initially, we were worried that the deer, having been fed in the afternoon, wouldn't want to interact with us. However, once inside, we found the deer to be quite friendly. They enjoyed corn kernels, and whenever they sensed we were feeding them, other deer would come over and ask for food. One old deer even followed us all the way inside – quite amusing and intelligent. As the sun set, the entire meadow was bathed in golden light, creating a beautiful and photogenic scene.