The craziest thing I did this year was going to Mohe, the northernmost part of China

Mohe, a name both unfamiliar and familiar, I read about it in geography textbooks as a child; it is the northernmost part of China. Growing up, I longed for it even more because of the song "Mohe Dance Hall." After a 17-hour train ride, I finally arrived at Mohe, the northernmost part of China. 📣 Travel and transportation ✈️: Travelers from all over the country can first fly or take a train to Harbin, then transfer to a flight to Mohe. Flights mainly use small to medium-sized aircraft. Tickets are tight during peak season, so book in advance. 🚞: Take a hard sleeper train, about 17 hours long. Refer to train numbers K7039, K7041, K5171, all are green trains, with an approximate travel time of 17 hours. 🚘: It is recommended to rent a car locally for touring, allowing you to stop whenever you want and have a freer itinerary. It is not recommended to take the scenic area shuttle bus, which goes directly to the Arctic Village scenic area without stops, causing you to miss many sights. - 🏠 Accommodation in Mohe The main accommodation areas are Mohe, Arctic Village, and Beihong Village. Facilities in Mohe and Arctic Village are quite well developed, while Beihong Village is more original, mostly villagers' own homestays. The hosts are warm and hospitable, and the operations are very clean and tidy.