Granite area

The exposed granite area is 1,143 square kilometres in the park, with the main granite geological remains along the banks of Jingpo Lake. Apart from the inevitable minor damage by time, various geological remains in the park have virtually kept their original natural styles and features.

Under the guiding principle of "Protection is the priority", the administrative committee of the scenic spot of Jingpo Lake has worked out a reasonable plan for the park. Proper development and construction have turned the scenic spot into a site for scientific inspection, science education, tourism and sightseeing, recreation and entertainment.

To promote local economic development and gradually enhance economic efficiency, ecological environment and social efficiency for the sustainable development of the park, Mudanjiang has strict regulations on industrial development, population control and development of rural townships.

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