What are the fun attractions in Jilin City?

Fun attractions in Jilin City:

1. Jingyue Lake Scenic Area

This is the sister of Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan, called: Jingyue Lake. This artificial forest park was built during the Puppet Manchukuo period. When autumn is high and the air is crisp, if you climb up to the Jingyue Tower and enjoy the cool breeze, you can overlook the entire Jingyue Lake, breathe the pure air, and enjoy the gifts of nature. Watching the cyclists passing by, I sigh at the health and hope of life.

2. Songhua Lake Scenic Area

It is located in the southeast of Jilin City, about 50 minutes by bus. The Fengman Hydropower Station built in 1937 formed a lake with stacked dams. In spring and summer, the trees are verdant and provide a refreshing escape from the summer heat; in autumn and winter, the mountains are covered with red leaves and the mountains and lakes are covered with snow. There is no doubt that you can enjoy the scenery of the Northland.

3. Xianjing Terrace

A granite landform scenic spot that “looks like a ridge from the side and a peak from the side, with different heights from near and far”. This landscape formed 1.66 million years ago has four wonders: strange peaks, strange rocks, strange pines, and strange flowers! There are also ten famous peaks, ten famous rocks, ten famous pines and ten famous sceneries. As you can tell from the name, this place is a masterpiece of nature’s uncanny craftsmanship! The scenery is picturesque and the trip is worth it.

4. Rime Island

I don’t know since when, this has become people’s favorite place in winter. Jilin rime, Guilin landscape, Yunnan Stone Forest, and the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River are known as the four natural wonders of China. Especially at sunrise and sunset, it is so beautiful. The best time to come to Rime Island is around January, from December to February of the next year.

5. Lafa Mountain National Park

The ancient trees cover the sky, the sun is blocked by thick shade, and the winding paths lead to secluded areas. It is a combination of seclusion, wonder, beauty, and danger. This is the place where ancient Taoist priests lived. A place of training. When you walk on Mount Rafah, look up and travel through time and space, there are majestic mountains, strange stones, and fascinating scenery that make people forget their worries and feel as calm as water.