Have you ever visited Enhe Town?

Transportation Guide - Self-drive: From Hailar, take National Highway G331 for about 3.5 hours, enjoying the scenery of grasslands and birch forests along the way. - Chartered car: You can charter a car from Hailar or Erguna, with the flexibility to stop and admire the beautiful views en route. - Public transport: First go to Erguna City, then transfer to a bus heading to Enhe. Attractions - Russian Folk Museum: Dome-shaped wooden log cabins with photogenic architecture and high photo potential. Learn about rural Russian ethnic life through restored scenes. - Enhe North Mountain: Navigate to Enhe North Mountain, hike into the back hills to find birch forests and wildflower meadows, offering panoramic views of Enhe Town and the surrounding mountains—a perfect sunset spot. - Birch Forest Scenic Area: Stroll through extensive birch forests for peaceful enjoyment, and interact with reindeer by purchasing moss to feed them. - Haur River Scenic Area: Walk along the riverside trail to admire the natural scenery. The viewing platform offers a bird's-eye view of the winding river and the tranquility of the primeval forest. Unique Experiences - Stay in a wooden log cabin: Choose one on the outskirts of the village for a more immersive forest feel. - Bake bread and paint matryoshka dolls: Visit Yelena Bread House to try making bread and painting dolls, with friendly hosts. - Celebrate Easter (Bask Festival): If timing aligns, join this national intangible cultural heritage event, dancing and singing with the local Russian ethnic community. Food Recommendations - Russian cuisine: Try dishes like Lubuli sausage, thick-cut "Fighting Nation" steak, blini pancakes, garden-fresh vegetable salad, and creamy mushroom soup. - Local staples: Original sugar bread from Masha Bread House, along with milk skin and blueberry cookies. - Drinks: Fresh milk, yogurt, coffee, as well as fruit tea and coconut latte from Riverside Coffee. Accommodation Options Enhe offers many Russian-style family inns and homestays, mostly wooden log cabins. Book in advance during peak season. Notes Respect local customs and culture. Protect against insect bites during outdoor activities, and be cautious of ticks and snakes in the birch forest area.