Things to do in Baicheng

The scenic area is free to enter, and parking is also free. The sightseeing bus costs 30 yuan. You can also explore the area on foot without buying a ticket, but the distance is a bit far. The scenery is quite nice, with water features and natural landscapes reminiscent of the water towns of southern China. It's a 5A-level scenic area.

Jilin Momong National Nature Reserve is located in Zhenlai County, Baicheng City, Jilin Province, at the confluence of the turbulent Nenjiang River and the gentle Taoer River. It has a total area of ​​144,000 hectares. It faces Heilongjiang Province across the river to the east and is adjacent to Inner Mongolia to the north. It is a shining pearl on the Horqin grassland, a mysterious and simple paradise on earth that everyone yearns for and cranes are obsessed with, and a bird paradise. The area is crisscrossed with rivers, lakes and depressions, and the habitats are complex and diverse, mainly including river beach moss wetlands, lake beach depression reed wetlands, and salt marshes. In October 2013, Jilin Momong National Nature Reserve was officially listed as an internationally important wetland by the International Convention on Wetlands. [Scenery] [Fun] [Value for money]

Baicheng Huayan Temple is located in the southern part of Baicheng City, at the entrance of Changbai Highway. It is integrated with the Flood Control Victory Memorial Tower, Forest Park, and Martyrs Cemetery. There is a parking square in front of the temple, forming a reasonable layout, magnificent halls, huge scale, and palace-style classical architecture.

The hotel is moderately priced! Very cost-effective! Very good. Nice environment, fresh air! Will come again! Worth recommending, very good experience, nice scenery,

Finally checked out Harbin Ice and Snow World! Seeing it in person is the true meaning of a real-life ice and snow fairytale kingdom. The enormous ice castles and towers are all sculpted from ice blocks, crystal clear during the day, and transform into a breathtaking spectacle when the lights come on at night, bathing the entire park in vibrant colors. The popular giant ice slide is thrilling and fun, and there's also a Ferris wheel, ice and snow performances, and interactive stage activities—a wealth of attractions. The ingenuity of the craftsmen has transformed ice blocks into magnificent structures; every step reveals a new vista, making it impossible to stop taking photos. Despite the cold weather, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the service was attentive—a truly worthwhile trip. You absolutely must come back this winter wonderland!

I was truly healed by the forest oxygen bar in this city. ✅ Goddess Square: The main landmark, with a musical fountain show on the hour ⛲️ ✅ Reservoir Dam: The best viewing spot around the lake, a filming location for the movie "The World," absolutely stunning at sunset. ✅ Black Pine Forest: Tall, straight black pines reaching for the sky; a short walk along the wooden boardwalk after getting off the bus creates great photo opportunities. The park is very large; I didn't get to explore the whole thing.

After visiting the Tiger Park, we took a taxi to Sun Island and then prepared to take the cable car back to our hotel across the river. Since it was a weekday, there weren't many tourists, and we got on without queuing. When the cable car reached its highest point, the panoramic view of Sun Island, the Songhua River, and the city was breathtaking. We even saw a flock of seagulls! A trip to Harbin definitely includes taking the cross-river cable car at least once.

The scenic area boasts beautiful scenery, fresh air, and a fantastic visitor experience! The trails are clean and easy to walk on, the signs are clear, and the staff are warm and courteous. The natural landscape is pristine, perfect for taking photos, and the facilities are complete. The entire trip is comfortable and offers great value for money, making it well worth a special trip. Highly recommended!

Taoer River, Taoer River often appears in ancient poems, and this time I finally saw it in its true form. This section of Taoer River is a bit like a mini version of Australia's 12 Apostles. Walking along both sides of the river and taking pictures, there is a small boat on the shore, and the river is forked at one end.