Things to do in Shulan

Many people only know about Heilongjiang Snow Village, but they don’t know that Jilin also hides a village similar to Snow Village. Jilin Snow Village Shulan Erhe. It is at the same latitude as Heilongjiang Snow Village. This is the village with the most annual snowfall in Jilin. The average annual snowfall is 45 cm, and the deepest reaches 1.5 meters. The snow accumulation period is as long as 5 and a half months. The air here is moist all year round, and the mountains and rivers depend on each other. Surrounded by mountains, the wind and snow are stored, and the winter is like a fairy tale world. 🏚 Accommodation: After all, it is a small village that has not been commercially developed. So don’t ask too much for accommodation conditions. I searched online before going there, and there was no good accommodation. So I gave up the reservation and found it now. The farmhouse in the village is about 200 yuan/night for a kang

I went. Transportation was very convenient, but it was quite crowded. Many popular attractions required queuing. Other attractions were worth visiting, but it was quite cold outside. You'll need to wear more clothes and protect your hands.

The Siberian Tiger Park is definitely worth a visit. You need to go very early in the morning to be among the first two groups to line up, which means shorter waiting times. Feeding the tigers is also very convenient, and the tigers will eat. Later on, the park gets very crowded.

The famous Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory produces many brand-name drugs. The historic European-style buildings are beautiful and photogenic! The print exhibition is also quite artistic. The free restaurant offers excellent value for money!

It's beautiful, but my feet were a little sore from walking. If you want to see the free areas, go to the 4th and 5th floors. If you want to see other areas, you can pay extra to see the 6th and 2nd floors. The prices aren't expensive, and you can even hear a guided tour.

The air is great, birds are singing and flowers are blooming, the scenery is beautiful and the environment is lovely. The staff at the scenic area are very helpful, and public transportation is convenient – ​​just a few minutes away. It's definitely a place worth visiting.

Changbai Mountain, true to its name, is incredibly clean! The restrooms in all areas were spotless, with sensor-activated flushes and hot water for handwashing – a truly touching experience for an autumn/winter trip. The restrooms had different themes, such as sables and black bears, adding a touch of vibrancy. We arrived a little late; most of the leaves had fallen, and it was the dry season, so the waterfalls weren't at their most beautiful. The small Tianchi Lake wasn't worth visiting yet; it's small, the water quality is so-so, and the surrounding forests are bare. Overall, the autumn air was crisp and clear. The 50-kilometer stretch from the distribution center to the transfer center was beautiful, vibrant with color, and Tianchi Lake was stunning. I especially loved the forest at the bottom of the valley; the pine scent was wonderful! I highly recommend walking to the end; there are vast, fairytale-like forests there, and we were lucky enough to encounter foxes and quite a few chipmunks along the way!

Good place, very quiet in the morning, maybe better the evening when lightening.

Volga Manor is a 600,000-square-meter Russian-themed cultural park and resort located along the Ashi River on the outskirts of Harbin, China. Travel bloggers frequently highlight it as a quiet, fairy-tale alternative to Harbin's bustling downtown attractions, especially during winter when snow blankets its 30+ Russian-style wooden churches, castles, and bridges.• Signature Architecture. The centerpiece of the estate is a full-scale wooden replica of the historic St. Nicholas Cathedral, which originally stood in Harbin before being demolished. Bloggers also recommend visiting the red-brick Petrov Art Palace and the Vodka Castle for exhibitions and architecture photography.• Winter Snow Activities. Between December and February, the frozen river and grounds turn into a snow playground. Popular activities include castle snow tubing, horse-drawn sleigh rides through the snowy wetlands, and walking directly across the frozen river.

Wow! Be mindful of the season when visiting the island. This park isn't primarily for tourists; it's more popular with locals and residents. The weather is very important when you go, so make sure to check the weather forecast carefully, as it can get a little chilly. The park itself is quite large and has a Russian theme. The town also has a panda enclosure, which costs extra. The pandas are very cooperative; there are two in total, and they're incredibly cute. If it's not too crowded, the experience is fantastic.