Beiji Village is near Mohe in Daxing'anling Prefecture, Heilongjiang Province. The name Beiji itself means "northernmost" and accurately reflects its location in the northernmost part of China. Here you'll find the northernmost point in China, the northernmost outpost, and the northernmost post office, all of which are tourist attractions; there is also a Santa Claus House theme park about 25 km from Beiji Village (best experienced in the winter). The village itself is quite remote, nestled deep within the Greater Khingan Mountain Range along the Heilong River (Heilongjiang; also called the Amur River), and sparsely populated.
Access is by road through a forest preserve (as of January 2019, it cost 65 Renminbi to enter the preserve known as "Arctic Village", that's on top of the few hundred Renminbi you will have to pay for a taxi from Mohe…
Read in the guideMost of the area is quite remote; so, the only way to get around is to drive or arrange to have someone drive you.
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