Things to do in Jilin

As far as I know, there are 6 permanent exhibition halls, and the rest are mobile exhibition halls (?). 4F houses the Duan Chenggui Calligraphy Museum, exhibiting replicas of Su Shi's "Ode to the Spring Scenery of Dongting Lake and Ode to the Pine Wine of Zhongshan." 3F contains the Jilin Provincial Modern History Museum, covering topics from the resistance against Tsarist Russia to the Xinhai Revolution, from the anti-Fengtian uprising to the War of Resistance against Japan and the liberation. A detailed look will inspire respect for these figures. 2F is dedicated to the ancient history of Jilin Province, from the dawn of civilization to the elegance of the Han and Tang dynasties, from the grandeur of Songmo to the splendor of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It covers the people of Yushu and Antu, the Buyeo Kingdom and Goguryeo, and the Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties. The only drawback is that many artifacts in the Han and Tang Dynasty exhibition hall are on loan, resulting in a less than ideal experience. History buffs should definitely not miss it.

Visitors can take a sightseeing vehicle into the predator enclosure to observe Siberian tigers, African lions, brown bears, and other wild animals up close in their natural habitat, providing a highly immersive experience. In addition to tigers and pandas, the park also houses over 2,000 rare wild animals of more than 60 species, including ring-tailed lemurs, sika deer, alpacas, red-crowned cranes, and flamingos. Animal shows (such as equestrian performances and acrobatics) and bird shows are available.

Wolongtan is worth a climb. There were very few people the first two days of the National Day holiday. The stairs are great for taking photos. It would be even more beautiful later when the leaves turn red. The boat trip takes an hour and a half, and three hours round trip, which is a bit tiring. But I saw the sunset, absolutely stunning.

Changbai Mountain | A Glimpse of Heavenly Lake: Immersed in the Grandeur of this Sacred Mountain of Northeast China ✨ Finally, I fulfilled my promise to visit Changbai Mountain! This "Number One Sacred Mountain in Northeast China" truly lives up to its name. Every snapshot is wallpaper-worthy, leaving me speechless with awe. 🏔️ Heavenly Lake: A Must-See Paradise I was incredibly lucky; the weather was clear and fog-free, allowing me to witness the entirety of Heavenly Lake! The azure lake, like a giant sapphire, is nestled atop the mountains, calm and still, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds—pure and mysterious. Standing on the viewing platform, the wind whispered in my ears, and before me stretched the magnificent crater lake. In that instant, I understood the meaning of "A Glimpse of Heavenly Lake, Unforgettable for a Lifetime." 🌿 North Slope Classic Route: Every Step a Stunning View Choosing the North Slope for your first visit was perfect. The attractions are concentrated, the route is well-established, and the entire trip requires minimal physical exertion. - Changbai Waterfall: A 68-meter drop, the waterfall cascades down with a powerful, misty spray, a truly breathtaking sight up close. - Julong Hot Spring Complex: 82℃ hot springs flow gently. Be sure to try the hot spring-boiled eggs (3 for 10 yuan) – the yolks are perfectly set, the whites are smooth and creamy, a unique and delicious treat. - Lvyuantan (Green Abyss Pool): The emerald green pool reflects the green mountains and waterfalls, its crystal-clear waters earning it the nickname "Little Jiuzhaigou" – perfect for taking stunning photos. - Underground Forest: Stroll along the primeval forest boardwalk, surrounded by ancient trees and abundant negative ions – like stepping into a natural oxygen bar, tranquil and healing. ✨ Experiences and

Changbai Mountain Demon World Scenic Area is located in the coniferous and broad-leaved mixed forest belt of Changbai Mountain, where more than 50 rare tree species, more than 120 wild vegetation species, and more than 30 animal and bird species grow. Changbai Mountain Demon World Scenic Area consists of wetland protection area, wildlife viewing area, flowing spring and waterfall sightseeing area, forest oxygen bar leisure area, demon world photography area, rafting experience area, forest economic picking area, etc. Demon world, the scenery is really good, no matter which small forest you go on the journey, there are beautiful scenery. It can be said that there are scenery everywhere along the way. Changbai Mountain Demon World Scenic Area, a place with infinite reverie in its name, seems to be a dream woven by nature and light and shadow, which makes people yearn for it and eager to explore it.

The three-day, two-night stay was very fulfilling. The resort hotel facilities were quite good, nestled against the mountains and beside the water, and quite spacious. Even though Changbai Mountain was closed due to weather, there were still plenty of fun things to do in the resort area. The breakfast was plentiful, cleaning was prompt, and the service was excellent. 👍 A great place to play in the snow in winter and escape the heat in summer.

I checked out the No. 54 tram on Hongqi Street in Changchun. This century-old tram is full of nostalgic charm. The tram ride is smooth, and getting on and seated is easy without any bumps. Accompanied by the clatter of the wheels, it slowly winds its way through the city streets, with the street scenes outside the window receding gently. I really enjoyed the nostalgic atmosphere, feeling the everyday memories of old Changchun. The fare is affordable, making it a relaxing and pleasant city experience—a meaningful little nostalgic trip.

Booking tickets on the platform is very convenient; you can just swipe your ID card to enter without picking up a ticket. The information provided by the platform is accurate. I have always used this platform for travel and will continue to pay attention to it.

The Changchun Film Studio Museum, officially opened to the public on August 19, 2014, recreates the story and film culture of the Changchun Film Studio, located on the site of the puppet Manchukuo Film Studio. The 46,137-square-meter museum includes the original main office building, sound studios, and photofinishing workshops. It also houses the Changchun Film Studio Cinema, the Changchun Film Art Gallery, the Changchun Film Studio Concert Hall (with the Changchun Film Studio Orchestra), and the accompanying Changchun Film Studio Cultural District.

This is one of the few national gateway scenic areas in China that simultaneously boasts both railway and highway ports; it's also home to the first crossing point during the Korean War; visitors can see the railway gateway and the former bridgehead ruins, and enjoy panoramic views of Manpo, North Korea, from the riverbank; they can also take a cruise to get a closer look at the opposite bank, creating a strong historical atmosphere.