Getting to Linhai Qishi Granite Forest

The gate sits 7–9 km north of Tangwang county town and roughly 100 km north of Yichun's downtown — and since September 28, 2026, the Harbin–Yichun high-speed railway has collapsed the journey to China's forest capital.

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Visitor route map of Linhai Qishi Granite Forest — Stone into forest — the Thread of Sky slot and the named monoliths of the granite core, the Forest Guanyin and its canopy tower, then the oxygen-bar streams and waterfall to the virgin Korean pines.

By High-Speed Rail (new)

The Harbin–Yichun HSR — China's northernmost line — covers its 318 km at up to 250 km/h and brings Harbin to Yichun West in about 1 h 46 min. Shuttle links from Yichun West toward the scenic areas were planned for the opening — confirm locally, and allow for the final ~100 km north.

By Conventional Train

K-series day and overnight services from Harbin take 5–7.5 hours — a solid fallback when HSR tickets sell out.

By Air

Most visitors fly to Harbin Taiping (HRB) and continue by rail. Tiny Yichun Lindu Airport (LDS), 13.5 km from downtown, runs a few seasonal routes — check schedules.

By Car

Harbin–Yichun expressway, then the Yichun–Jiayin road north to Tangwang — about 1.5–2 hours from Yichun's center, with a large parking lot at the visitor center. The park also rides the G331 border-highway corridor, a Northeast road-trip staple.

By Bus

Coaches leave Yichun for Tangwang roughly hourly, 08:00–17:00; a taxi covers the last 7–9 km. Services thin out off-season.

Getting Around

Inside, shuttle buses link the gate with the six landscape zones and save the walk back; the 4–5-hour classic loop itself is done on foot along gentle boardwalks.

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