Things to do in Huma

The scenery is stunning, worthy of being a Qing Dynasty feng shui treasure land, even though it was a last-minute addition to the itinerary because of Lord Wei. The reason I didn't give it a perfect score is that the information about the Qing Dynasty dragon veins, Jin Yong, and Lord Wei is limited and a bit disorganized. I wish there were at least a group of statues of Xiaobao and his wives for us to pay our respects to. 😂

At the southern end of Huma County, head south from the Huma Riverside Park to the mouth of the Huma Bridge. On National Highway 209, the banks of the Huma River are beautiful and shaded by green trees. The Taimen produced in the Huma River is a rare delicacy.

Fortunately, I didn't go to Longtou First Bay, otherwise I would regret it. It's free here and the scenery is good. There are no routines. You can drive directly to the viewing platform, which is very convenient. However, it seems that the road has been repaired and it may be charged soon.

Huma County Riverside Park is located on the banks of the Heilongjiang River, which flows through Huma County. Standing on the riverbank, you can gaze across the river towards Russia, or take a boat tour to admire exotic scenery. The park is uncrowded and clean, with many RVs parked along the main driveway. I heard the local government provides free water, electricity, and sanitation services, allowing RVers from all over the world to enjoy a comfortable stay in Huma.

Baiyinna Oroqen National Customs Park, where you can experience the ethnic customs and culture. Oroqen people hunt on horseback and fish on horseback. There is also the mysterious shaman culture - "shaman dance". Now they live a happy and healthy life.

Oh, it's almost like a big rock on the river surface. Near the confluence of the Huma River and the Heilongjiang River, there is a mountain lying on the river surface. It looks like a dragon head pointing south. It is surrounded by the Jiangwei River and deep mountains and canyons, and there are few tourists.

I was surprised to find such a museum in a small city like Huma! Whether it is the unique shape of the museum building or the exhibition inside the museum, it all shows the enterprising spirit of the people of Huma. It is definitely worth visiting!!!

A paradise on earth, the beautiful Nanweng River, an international wetland. Watch the sunrise in the morning and the sunset in the evening. There are volcanic springs, close contact with wild animals, and explore the secrets of the forest at night. It is a holy place for self-driving enthusiasts.