Attraction · Hunchun Jingxin Wetland · Wangyang Lake

Jingxin Wetland · Wangyang Lake

The lake-wetland cluster of Jingxin Town is a migration stopover for geese, ducks and cranes: the spring and autumn 'takeoff of ten thousand birds' is a birdwatching spectacle

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Opening hours
All day
Ticket
Free

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The lake-wetland cluster of Jingxin Town is a migration stopover for geese, ducks and cranes: the spring and autumn 'takeoff of ten thousand birds' is a birdwatching spectacle. Wangyang Lake and Longshan Lake spread along the lower Tumen River, linked by birdwatching trails and fishing-village boardwalks—a wetland eco-complement beyond the Fangchuan route.

Getting there: Self-drive to Jingxin Town (approx. 40 km)

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