Do not damage geological landscapes: It is strictly prohibited to strike, carve on, climb or move any geological heritage such as volcanic lava, volcanic bombs and volcanic clasts. No carving or graffiti is allowed on rocks, trees or other natural objects.
Do not collect natural resources: It is strictly prohibited to pick flowers and plants, dig up vegetation, catch insects, collect volcanic pumice, ores, mineral specimens or any other natural resources (except for scientific research activities conducted with official approval). Every tree, blade of grass, rock and particle of soil within the protected area is under protection.
Protect water sources: It is strictly prohibited to discard garbage, discharge sewage, wash items or pollute water sources in the lakes (Wudalianchi Lakes), rivers and springs.
Protect vegetation and soil: It is strictly prohibited to trample on lawns, damage vegetation, climb over fences to enter ecological restoration areas or scientific research protected zones. Please walk only on designated trails and viewing platforms to avoid trampling on fragile vegetation and volcanic lava plateaus.
Preservation of Sanitation and Hygiene
Sort and dispose of garbage properly: Please voluntarily place all waste (including fruit peels, paper scraps, plastic bottles, food packaging, etc.) into designated sorted trash bins and ensure "no littering". Spitting and littering are strictly forbidden.
No smoking or open flames in the wild: Smoking is strictly prohibited within the protected area except in designated smoking zones. Do not bring fire sources into forested areas and grasslands. All activities that may cause fire, such as outdoor barbecues, bonfires and setting off fireworks and firecrackers, are strictly forbidden. Strictly comply with forest fire prevention regulations.
Keep water bodies clean: Swimming, wading and washing are prohibited in non-designated areas to prevent water pollution.
Ensuring Tourist Safety
Obey safety warnings: Pay attention to warning signs and safety notices in the tourist areas and comply with the park's safety management regulations. Do not enter unopened areas or dangerous sections (such as steep cliffs, unstable lava zones, deep water areas, etc.).
Pay attention to personal safety: Watch your step when walking on boardwalks and viewing platforms, especially in rainy or snowy weather to prevent slipping. Take good care of the elderly and children to avoid getting lost or having accidents. Do not chase, run, push or jostle.
Collect drinking mineral water only at designated points.
Obey traffic rules: When driving or cycling in the park, please observe speed limits and yield to pedestrians. When taking park sightseeing vehicles, fasten your seat belt, follow boarding order and do not stand up or lean out of the window while the vehicle is moving.
Respecting Park Order and Regulations
Tour along designated routes: Please visit only along the park's planned tourist routes and boardwalks. Do not enter closed areas, scientific research protected zones or ecologically fragile areas without permission.
Take good care of public facilities: Please protect public facilities in the park, including signboards, rest benches, toilets, trash bins and science popularization exhibits. Compensation at the original price is required for any damage caused.
Be polite and considerate: Please be courteous to each other when viewing scenery, taking photos and queuing up to maintain good order. Avoid making loud noises that may disturb other visitors and the habitat of wild animals.
Comply with regulations of religious sites: If visiting religious venues (such as Zhongling Chan Temple), please respect religious customs, maintain solemnity and follow relevant regulations of the venue.
Cooperate with park management: Please actively cooperate with park staff in management, guidance and safety inspections. In case of emergencies, follow instructions and evacuate in an orderly manner.
Respecting Local Culture and Customs
Respect local residents: Please respect the living habits and customs of local residents.
Behave in a civilized manner: Pay attention to your words and deeds, use civilized language and demonstrate good personal qualities.
Other Notes
No drone flying: Without written permission from the park administration, flying drones (aerial cameras) within the protected area is strictly prohibited to avoid disturbing wild animals, endangering the safety of other visitors or conducting illegal surveying and mapping.
No pets allowed: To protect the ecological environment and visitor safety, pets are generally prohibited from entering the core scenic area (except for service dogs such as guide dogs, which require prior declaration and compliance with relevant regulations).
No illegal activities: Illegal activities such as unauthorized trekking, camping (except in designated campsites), rock climbing, exploration, hunting and fishing are strictly prohibited within the protected area.
Warm Reminders
Please check the park opening hours, ticket policies and latest announcements in advance.
It is recommended to wear comfortable and non-slip shoes, and prepare sun protection and rain gear according to the weather conditions.
The park covers a large area, so please plan your itinerary reasonably and allocate your physical strength properly.
If you need help or encounter an emergency, please contact park staff in a timely manner or call the emergency hotline.
Abiding by the above Code of Conduct is the responsibility of every visitor. Let us work together to cherish the precious natural heritage of Wudalianchi, adhere to the principle of "leaving nothing but footprints, taking nothing but memories", travel in a civilized way and ensure a safe journey, and contribute to the protection of this unique volcanic wonder and its ecological environment.
Wish you a pleasant, safe and rewarding trip to Wudalianchi!
June 2021
