In golden October, Acheng District enters the best viewing season for its “Wuhua Mountain” (colorful autumn hills); the forest-dyed mountain scenery keeps igniting the tourism heat of suburban Harbin. Several famed mountain scenic areas—Jinlong, Junwang, and Jiangjun Mountains—simultaneously hit peak beauty, and together with the leisure tour of Sanqing Village in Songfengshan Town form an autumn premium route integrating landscape, countryside, and cuisine.
After autumn arrives, the colors of Acheng’s mountains shift in layered gradients—red, orange, yellow, and gold interwoven. Jinlong Mountain has dense, richly layered colorful forest; Junwang Mountain has gentle slopes and open views; Jiangjun Mountain has a majestic forest and intense autumn hue. The three internet-famous mountain check-in spots each have their own character and complement one another, stringing together Acheng’s stunning Wuhua Mountain landscape belt and attracting many tourists to string-check-in and immersively enjoy the autumn.
On October 4, at “Friends’ Courtyard” in Sanqing Village, Songfengshan Town, Acheng District, visitors streamed in endlessly. Embraced by four hills and two rivers, it is a rural co-built leisure community. With an open, tidy lawn and literary courtyards hidden among the woods, paired with the sprawling kaleidoscopic autumn colors of the hills, the atmosphere is abundant. Many visitors, after climbing and sightseeing, made a special trip to “Friends’ Courtyard” to rest and relax, feeling the rural slow life.
Citizen Mr. Li told the reporter that they and their friends call the coffee here “Cunshang Coffee” (village coffee); it uses fresh, high-quality beans, hand-ground, with precisely temperature-controlled extraction—the coffee aroma is rich and long-lasting, smooth on the palate with a sweet aftertaste. Accompanied by the gentle mountain breeze and the full autumn view, a cup of fresh-ground coffee makes the wild leisure experience even more relaxing and healing. After viewing the Wuhua Mountain with his family, he specially came here to order a few cups of coffee.
Beyond autumn hill-viewing, the specialty fresh-baked clay-oven bread has become a must-try internet-famous delicacy for visitors. According to introductions, this signature bread uses a 15-hour low-temperature natural fermentation process to fully lock in the wheat’s original aroma, then is slow-baked over 400°C firewood in a clay oven. Out of the oven, the crust is crispy, the inside soft and warm, with a pure, rich wheat fragrance—deeply loved by visitors.
The manager of “Friends’ Courtyard” explained that from October 1 to 4, the small courtyard received over 200 citizens and visitors daily, with visitor flow clearly higher than the same period last year. The mountain-theme homestay within the courtyard is quiet, elegant, secluded, and comfortable. Visitors can climb the famous mountains by day to look into the distance and take in the Wuhua colors, return to the courtyard in the evening to rest, watch the thin morning mist over the hills at dawn and the mountain sunset at dusk, immersively enjoying the pastoral slow life far from the noise.
Mr. Qin, a tourist from Yunnan, took advantage of the National Day holiday to specially come stay a night at “Friends’ Courtyard.” He said Acheng District’s autumn scenery has rich layers and a strong atmosphere—you can climb mountains to see the colorful forest and enter the village to drink coffee and eat fresh-baked bread, exactly the poetic pastoral life he longs for.
In Songfengshan Town, many tourism-business merchants said that nowadays Harbin’s suburban cultural tourism keeps improving in quality; relying on quality mountain-forest resources like Jinlong, Junwang, and Jiangjun Mountains and linking characteristic rural courtyards like Sanqing Village, they have created a brand-new autumn-tour model, attracting citizens and tourists to feel the beauty of Acheng’s landscape and the warmth of its earthly life.
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Reporter: Yang Dawei (text / photography / video; some images and video provided by interviewees)
Original title: “[Autumn in the Ice City, Encountering Mountains and Rivers] A mountain courtyard hidden in Acheng District—enjoy the colorful autumn hills, savor fresh-ground coffee and clay-oven bread”
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