Atlas of China
Qitaihe 七台河Qītáihé
A coal town that became the cradle of Olympic short-track skaters
- Type
- City
- Region
- Heilongjiang
- Listed sites
- 11 rated 4A
About Qitaihe
Qitaihe is one of Heilongjiang's smallest cities, a coal-mining town in the southern Wanda Mountains that has made its name another way: since the 1970s its skating clubs have trained short-track champions, among them the four-time Olympic gold medallist Wang Meng, a Qitaihe native. Sights are few. Near Boli, the Wusihun River National Forest Park offers forest streams and old pines for walks.
Listed sites in Qitaihe
1 site in Qitaihe is on the official lists. Those with a page of their own link to it; the rest open as cards on the map.
- Wusihun River National Forest Park, Boli 乌斯浑河国家森林公园 4A scenic area · on the map
A forest park in the hills south-west of Boli town, Qitaihe, which held its opening events in mid-August 2026 as the county's first 4A scenic area after a four-year upgrade.
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