Erguna Birch Forest

The Erguna Wetland Park boasts boundless shrubbery and meadows, and is the largest wetland area in the country. Winter in the wetland may not be as vibrant and colorful as summer, but it has its own unique charm. Look at the dense withered woods and the ground covered with yellow grass, how they turn white overnight, coated with a thin layer of frost. The Erguna Birch Forest is the closest primeval forest to the urban area. Birch trees have always been known as the 'trees of purity', and the birch trees in Erguna have a distinct temperament compared to others. The white trunks exude a noble quality, and upon closer inspection, the stumps are engraved with the marks of time. By the Erguna River, there is a quaint and quiet ancient village called Linjiangtun. The village has few households, but this is why it retains the most authentic and rich Russian ethnic style. Living here seems to allow one to avoid all the worldly hustle and bustle.