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Jingpo Lake National Geopark in winter

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]

Jingpo Lake National Geopark is located in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province, China. Volcanic and water landforms are the two major geological features of the park. One of 18 world geoparks in China certified by UNESCO, Jingbo Lake is a haven for scientists as well as travelers with an eye for natural wonders. [Photo by Tian Gao]