Standing on the southern bank of the Amur River, you can watch the water flow toward the border where the landscape meets the horizon of Russia's Amur Oblast. The city of Heihe serves as a historic gateway, anchored by its position along the "Black River" and its legacy as a site for significant 19th-century treaties.
Experience Life in the Aihui District
The heart of the city's activity is concentrated within the Aihui District. This area serves as the primary urban hub where most infrastructure and amenities are located. It is the practical choice for first-time visitors who want to remain central to the city's main services and points of interest.
Within this district, you can choose from a variety of accommodations including hotels, guesthouses, and apartments. To see current availability and compare prices across different types of stays in Aihui, use the booking tools on this page.
Stay Near the Waterfront
For those who want to be close to the defining geography of the region, staying near the riverbank offers a unique perspective on the border. Some accommodations located directly at the water's edge provide views across the Amur toward Russia. This location is ideal for travelers who prioritize the atmosphere of the riverside and easy access to the scenic riverfront.
You can find various lodging options in this area, from standard hotels to more specialized stays. Use the booking tools on this page to find the best available rates for your dates.
Explore Local Landmarks
While choosing a base, consider how close you want to be to the region's historical and natural sites:
- The Old City of Aigun: A significant historical scenic spot where the Treaty of Aigun was signed in the 19th century.
- Wudalianchi Lake and Volcanic Range: Located further out, these offer an opportunity to visit local volcanoes and natural landscapes.
From your chosen base in the city, you can reach various parts of the region via the local road network or toward the border crossing at the Blagoveshchensk–Heihe Bridge.