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Palace Museum of The Manchurian Regime
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5481 reviews
7.2
From AU$ 173.54
Based on 125 reviews
Manchukuo palace / Xintiandi Area | 10 km from downtown
Phone 0431-82866611
Address: No. 5, Guangfu North Road, Kuancheng District, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
No.3 of Best Things to Do in Changchun
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The Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum is located at No. 5 Guangfu North Road, Changchun City. It is a palace site museum built on the former site of the Puppet Manchuria Palace. It is a national tourist attraction. The Puppet Manchu Palace Museum was once the palace of the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty, Aixinjuelo Puyi, who lived here from 1932 to 1945. Now here restores the environment where Fu Yi once lived and worked, displaying a large number of historical materials and cultural relics, so that people can understand the first half of the last emperor and the incriminating evidence of the Japanese army in China. Enter the gate of the museum, you can first see the imperial racecourse and flower gardens that Fuyi used to have. Going east is the main building complex. The palace can be divided into the outside court for political activities and the daily life is the two parts of the inner court. Now it is opened as the Puppet Manchu Palace Exhibition Hall and the Puppet Manchu Palace Exhibition Hall. The palace is the place where the funeral service handles government affairs. The main buildings are Qinmin Building, Huaiyuan Building, Jiale Palace. Qinmin Building is the place where the funeral service is located. Among them, Jixi Building is the residence of Puyi and Queen Wanrong. It is the daily living place. Tongde Palace is the residence of the "Fugui". Jianxi Building is also known as the Bedroom Palace. During the pseudo-full period, Puyi and his "houfei" Wanrong and Yuling lived here. Qinmin Building is a two-story square circle building, with a square patio in the middle, connecting the north and south gates, and Chengguang Gate in the south. The south house on the east side of Chengguangmen is the direct office of Jigang Anzhi, the "Emperor Room Royal Hang" for the Japanese imperialists to control Puyi directly. The southeast of the second floor is the main hall, that is, the Qinmin Hall, the southwest is the west side hall, the west is the health hall, and the north is the hall. Qinmin Building is the place where the funeral service is located, and you can see the imperial costumes of the time. Huaiyuan Building is a two-story blue brick building, which is the place where the funeral service is sacrificed to the ancestors. Tongde Palace is the Japanese for Fuyi and his concubines designed and built a palace integrating office, government affairs, residence and entertainment, is the largest building in the Puppet Manchu Palace. To express the same heart and morality as the Japanese colonial rulers, the temple on the roof of the wadang and dripping water burned the word "dexin". Tongde Temple is named after this. Tongde Garden is a Japanese garden style garden designed by Japanese garden teacher Satoku. The garden is lined with movement and static, and it is a place for Fuyi and its "hou concubine" to rest and entertain. The Houdong Royal Garden built an air defense basement, and built a "Jianguo Temple" dedicated to the ancestors of the Japanese royal family, "Tianzhao Great God", in the original riding field. The Painting and Calligraphy Building is a small two-story building, and the good ancient books brought by Puyi from the Forbidden City in Beijing, the famous paintings and calligraphy of the past generations, and the precious cultural relics of the Qing Palace are stored here. When the fake full fall funeral funeral home fled the fake full palace, for easy carrying, carefully selected the most precious collection 57 boxes, all shipped to Tonghua big chestnut ditch, the remaining part was lost.
Visiting the Puppet Manchurian Palace Museum gives people a complex historical feeling. The museum was originally the Puppet Manchurian Palace Palace, and a large number of historical relics and cultural information have been retained. When entering the museum, the first thing I feel is the heavy sense of history. The architectural style, furnishings and exhibits of the palace make people feel the special atmosphere of that period. From the perspective of the exhibits, they are not only artworks, but also symbols and historical testimony of the times. Especially the display of the pseudo-Manchukuo period gives a strong shock, and the special time and complex political background in history make people reflect on the pain and regret of history. The layout inside and outside the palace also gives a sense of the political atmosphere and the symbol of the emperor's identity during that period. In some exhibition areas, you can see the literature, clothing, daily necessities related to the Japanese occupation period, and almost every exhibit tells a complicated historical story. In general, visiting the Puppet Manchuria Palace Museum is not only a retrospective of history, but also a deep understanding and reflection of the culture, politics and history of that era. Every step of the way seems to be passing through history, feeling the unusual atmosphere of that period.
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Jingyue Lake
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6759 reviews
7.9
From AU$ 15.62
Based on 195 reviews
University-city/Jingyuetan | 13 km from downtown
Phone 0431-84518000
Address: No. 5840, Jingyue Street, Jingyue Economic Development Zone, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.1 of Best Things to Do in Changchun
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I hadn't been there in years, and since I was nearby, I decided to go for a stroll. The scenic area is quite large, with electric cars now available, and check-in points at each stop. It's beautifully built. There's a wide variety of plants and trees, and it's very relaxing.
This is a senior citizen ticket I bought for my mother. I want to thank the country for providing cheap tickets for senior citizens to travel. This allows this generation of elderly people to save a lifetime of habits and still be able to happily see the beautiful mountains and rivers of our motherland. The overall experience is super value!
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Senlo Tourist Resort
4.6
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1117 reviews
6.1
From AU$ 34.28
68.1 km from downtown
Phone 400-113-0006
Address: No. 18888, Tourism Road, Shanhe Street, Shuangyang District, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 2-3 hours
No.4 of Water fun & Cool Retreats in Changchun
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The road there was a bit difficult, but maybe it's better now. If you haven't been, give it a try. The deer are adorable. You can stock up on carrots, cucumbers, and other treats. There's also a flock of cute little pigeons.
This is a great tourist attraction. The mountain features a cave, a large swing, and a glass bridge, while Luming Valley and a game plaza are located at the foot of the mountain. Almost everything is included in the package, making it a great value. The scenery is stunning, and the wooden plank path is easy to walk. The sika deer in Luming Valley are very welcoming, perfectly complementing the large lawn and the summer mountain scenery. Shenlu Peak was quite cool in late July. There are also hotels within the scenic area. I'd definitely stay there next time I have the chance, and I'd definitely stay a few days longer.
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Zhongtai Ocean World
4.2
/5
419 reviews
5.6
From AU$ 21.48
Jilin University First Hospital Area | 6.3 km from downtown
Phone 0431-89580828
Address: No. 1399, Qinghua Road, Chaoyang District, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No.9 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Changchun
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Wow, the aquarium is awesome! As soon as you enter it, it's like you've entered a blue dream world. The fish are swimming around, and the jellyfish are like dancing fairies. When the dolphins are performing, they seem to be very smart. And the big shark is a little scary, but it's also very cool. The ticket price is great, I think one visit is not enough, hehe.
Zhongtai Ocean World is located in Chaoyang District, Changchun City, is a large-scale ocean theme mall integrating science education, sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, shopping and dining. The park has 17 themed exhibition areas, including the undersea garden, seal paradise, shark harbor, undersea tunnel and Jurassic caves. The undersea tunnel is one of the classic scenes here, where visitors can see sea creatures such as devil fish, turtles and sharks up close. In addition, there is a jellyfish palace in the pavilion, showing dozens of jellyfish, showing dreamy visual effects under colorful lights. The park also offers sea lion performances and mermaid performances, adding interaction and fun. Overall, Zhongtai Ocean World is a good place for family trips and friends gatherings.
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Changchun Zoological And Botanical Park
4.5
/5
1282 reviews
7.0
From AU$ 6.51
Changchun Animal and Plant Park / Northeast Normal University | 5.7 km from downtown
Phone 18186849692
Address: No. 2121, Freedom Road, Nanguan District, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
No.1 of Night Attractions in Changchun
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I came to Changchun specifically to watch Snow Monkey and Tang Monk. I didn't expect there would be so many people at the Monday night show. Snow Monkey is the most popular. The performance is great, each performance is well connected, and the actors are very dedicated. It is worth coming.
It is worth a visit. The environment is very good and there are rich plants and animals. It is better than the Siberian Tiger Park. It is a good place to feed animals and take children and the elderly. You can also rent electric cars to play without getting tired.
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