Fangchuan Village
防川村
A Korean ethnic border village known as the 'First Village in the East', with folk performances and home-style meals, making it a good lunch stop on a day trip to Fangchuan.
Fangchuan Village is the easternmost Korean ethnic village in Hunchun, surrounded on three sides by Russia and North Korea, and is known as the 'First Village in the East'. A gate built in Korean ethnic style stands at the village entrance. The village has guesthouses and family restaurants serving rice cakes, cold noodles and river fish, and in summer there are folk song and dance shows. The Zhanggufeng Incident Memorial Hall is inside the village, and the Fangchuan Sand Dune Park lies a short distance to the north. Visitors usually combine the village with Longhu Pavilion on the same day, having lunch here or staying overnight to see the sunrise.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Zhanggufeng Incident Memorial Hall
- Fangchuan Sand Dune Park
- Fangchuan Scenic Area & Longhu Pavilion
- Tuzipai Boundary Marker
- Quanhe Port & Tumen River Bridge
- Jingxin Wetland
- Hunchun Seafood Street
- Baliancheng Site