Genheyuan National Wetland Park Review

Inner Mongolia Genheyuan National Wetland Park has a variety of ecosystems such as forests, marshes, rivers, lakes, etc. Forests and wetlands are interlaced, both in primitive or natural state, is the breeding ground for many East Asian waterfowls, and is the best in China to maintain their native state. One of the most typical cold temperate wetland ecosystems. It’s good to see autumn here. It’s worth a visit to find the right time. When we went, the yellow leaves were almost there, and we missed the best viewing period.

The scenery of Genheyuan is still good, the weather is a bit rainy, I was drenched in a soup chicken, I think it is very good that you can drive in by yourself, most of the scenic spots in China are not allowed.

Luyuan must go, this is the only attraction in the attraction, there are fewer deer, moss is cheap, there is a white reindeer is rare. Other attractions belong to wild pies, just walk around

Go in mid-September, see the golden autumn, the blue river, beautiful!

Very niche, a large scenic spot suitable for tourists to kill time, I like this quiet feeling very much. Last year, there was almost no one with my family. A car circled most of the scenic spot. The small scenic spot in Cold Spring is the most comfortable. There are many more staff than tourists. This is 2022.

A good place with few people and beautiful scenery, the air is particularly good!

The total area of Da Hinggan Linggenheyuan National Wetland Park is 59060.48 ha, and the area of various wetlands is 20291.01 ha, and the wetland rate is 34.36%. Wetland park has a variety of ecosystems such as forests, marshes, rivers and lakes. Forests and wetlands are interlaced and distributed in primitive or natural states. It is the breeding ground of many East Asian waterfowls. It is the most intact and typical temperate wetland ecosystem in China. The main body of the park, the river, is one of the largest tributaries of the Erguna River, which bears the responsibility of the water supply and water ecological security of the Erguna River, and maintains the ecological security of the Hulunbuir prairie.