3 Days 2 Nights in Mohe: A Nanny-Level Itinerary, Just Over $100 Per Person +

3 Days 2 Nights in Mohe: A Nanny-Level Itinerary! Just Over $100 Per Person + Chase the Aurora, Play with Fireworks, and Watch Water Freeze in Midair Who gets it! Fully experience the "Northern Happiness" in Mohe! A pure-play small group tour for 3 days and 2 nights, including water freezing in midair, hand-swinging fireworks, horse-drawn sled rides—all arranged. No need to plan or worry about pitfalls, and the driver will even help shoot great photos. If you want to visit Mohe in winter, just copy this itinerary! Day 1: Head North to Unlock the Fun of Ice and Snow Starting from Mohe city, the first stop is the birch forest, which is stunningly beautiful! Sunshine filters through snow-covered branches, the thick snow crunches underfoot, and just standing there makes you look like the lead in a Korean drama. The driver will proactively help you find the best angles to shoot~ Next, visit the First Bend of the Heilongjiang River. Climb up to see the frozen river curve in a silver arc—so breathtaking it leaves you speechless. Don’t miss the "Northernmost Point of China" monument nearby for a must-check-in spot; your social media check-in will instantly win likes~ At night, stay in Beihong Village, which is more primitive than Arctic Village. Highly recommend trying the horse-drawn sled ride! Sitting on a sled padded with thick cotton, watching the horse slowly walk on the snowy road, surrounded by endless snowy forests—it feels like stepping into an old movie~ Before bed, remember to look up at the starry sky; if you’re lucky, you might catch the aurora. I didn’t wait for it, but the Milky Way was so bright it looked like scattered diamonds! Day 2: Experience Romance Fully in Arctic Village Wake up early in Beihong Village and be sure to try water freezing in midair! Prepare hot water in advance (the guesthouse can provide it), turn your back to the sun, and throw the water into the air—it instantly forms a stunning ice mist. Wear bright clothes for a 100% photo success rate! Then head straight to the reindeer park! Crouching down to feed the reindeer is super healing; their antlers dusted with snow are soft and adorable (buy the 20 yuan moss interaction, but don’t touch the antlers to avoid scaring them)~ In the afternoon, start the "Find North" mode: check in at the Arctic Sandbar’s "I Found North" monument, the Golden Rooster Crown sculpture, and the 138th boundary marker—each spot has its own unique ritual~ At dusk, be sure to save time to play with the popular hand-swinging fireworks! In the open space of Arctic Village, light the fireworks and quickly swing your arms to create golden light trails—videos come out amazing. Day 3: Discover Mohe’s Gentleness and Stories No need to rush on the last day. First, go to Polaris Square to overlook Mohe city. After snow, the city looks like an ink painting—quiet and healing~ Next, stroll through Songyuan Park, truly living up to its name as "Mohe’s Natural Oxygen Bar." Pine trees are covered in snow, walking inside feels like traveling through a snowy forest, and every photo looks like a forest-themed masterpiece~ The Wulihuo Fire Memorial Hall is a must-visit. Listening to the guide tell Mohe’s past helps you understand the city’s resilience better. The hall is solemn, so remember to keep quiet~ The final stop is the Mohe Dance Hall! Dance with the locals to the music. When the lights dim, the atmosphere hits you with the feeling that "the evening star is like your eyes, never blinking." Take a photo at the dance hall entrance before leaving to complete the experience~ Little Tips: 1. It’s super cold at -30 to -40°C! Wear a thick down jacket, fleece pants, and snow boots. Bring plenty of heat packs (stick one on your phone to prevent shutdown, and inside your clothes for extra warmth)~ 2. For water freezing in midair, choose before 9 AM (good lighting), use hot water above 80°C, and don’t throw it at people; for hand-swinging fireworks, choose dusk (light trails are clearer after dark), and stay away from flammable materials~ 3. Choose a pure-play small group of 2-6 people for a comfortable experience. The driver will help carry luggage and shoot videos of water freezing and fireworks~ 4. Try Northeast China’s iron pot stew, Guobaorou (crispy sweet and sour pork), and frozen pears. Portions are large, so share with friends. Even a week after returning, I still miss Mohe’s snow, fireworks, and the dance hall’s songs. You must visit once in winter to truly honor this season! Mohe · Greater Khingan Mountains