Hongdou Slope
红豆坡
An understory slope in the south section of Moerdaoga, covered in wild bilberry (known locally as hongdou). Wooden boardwalks let you stroll through the forest.
Hongdou Slope lies in the south section of Moerdaoga National Forest Park. It is an understory hillside dominated by Mongolian pine and larch, with large areas of bilberry shrubs on the ground. When the fruit ripens in August and September, the slope is dotted with red berries, which gave it its name, meaning Red Bean Slope. The park has built wooden boardwalks so you can walk through the primeval forest and observe the undergrowth. The forest ticket is included in the park admission. Fire is strictly prohibited in the forest, and you should not pick protected plants, following park rules.
Opening hours
Per scenic area announcements
Nearby sights
- Yimu Jiuling Viewpoint
- Moerdaoga Reindeer Evenki Camp
- Moerdaoga National Forest Park
- Moerdaoga Forest Train
- Bailu Island (White Deer Island)
- Laoyingzui Viewpoint
- Linjiang Village
- Olochi Manor