Harbin-Mohe River, a journey to the extreme north

Starting from Harbin, heading north and then further north, the journey takes you through the Linhai Snowfield, as if entering a gradually unfolding ink painting. The city lights fade into the distance, leaving only the white expanse, serene silence, and the mist of breath in the air. The train sways its way to Mohe River, the northernmost point of China, embodying the romantic notion of 'traveling to the ends of the earth to see the snow' cherished by many. Pine forests slowly pass by in the wind, the sky appears frozen in clarity, and even the moon seems unusually gentle. Upon arriving at Mohe River, it feels as though the North Star has fallen into your heart. Here, you will witness a true silver world. Snow glistens under the light, and each step resonates with a crisp echo. If fortune smiles upon you, you might even encounter the aurora, transforming the long, dark night into an emerald dream. The bustling charm and Russian influences of Harbin, combined with the serene allure of Mohe River and the mystique of the extreme north, create a romantic winter journey that blends movement and stillness, warmth and cold. Let us venture to the extreme north, inscribing the wind and snow into our stories, and bringing the starlight back into our lives.