Jingpo Lake

Jingpo Lake is located in Ning'an City, Heilongjiang Province, and is the world's largest volcanic lava dammed lake. The Diaoshuilou Waterfall of Jingpo Lake is the world's largest basalt waterfall. It is a long and narrow lake, 45 kilometers long from south to north, 6 kilometers wide at the widest point in the east and west, with an area of more than 90 square kilometers, known as the hundred-mile long lake. Jingpo Lake is hard to see at a glance, and the best way to appreciate the lake is to overlook it from the air. Now with drones, this also allows many people to borrow a pair of wings and 'wise eyes' to enjoy Jingpo Lake to their heart's content. The Diaoshuilou of Jingpo Lake in winter, almost every morning, is steaming with heat, with misty fog, and fog droplets condense around the Heilongtan. What's special is that not only is there rime here every day, but the large waterfall that roars and rushes in the summer, under the influence of temperature, freezes into an ice waterfall in an instant, hanging like a glacier between the basalt cliffs, which is very spectacular. On the branches, it forms a graceful and dreamlike rime landscape.