Longshan Lake Scenic Area

Longshan Lake Scenic Area

Longshan Lake Scenic Area is a national AAA-level tourist attraction.

Longshan Lake Scenic Area is located in the heart of the Changbai Mountains in southeastern Jilin Province and is a national AAA-level tourist attraction. It lies 57 kilometers from downtown Baishan City, situated along the middle reaches of the Yalu River, the border river between China and North Korea. The scenic area is a large, winding artificial river valley reservoir formed by the Lanfeng Hydropower Station dam on the Yalu River.

Longshan Lake Scenic Area is located in the heart of the Changbai Mountains in southeastern Jilin Province, between 126°22′ and 126°41′ east longitude and 41°31′ and 41°38′ north latitude. The scenic area covers a vast region, with a total area of 420 square kilometers. It boasts unique landscapes and offers views of a foreign ambiance. Within the area, there is 1 island (River Center Island), 3 caves (Fairy Cave, Sky-Viewing Cave, and Pigeon Cave), 16 peaks (including Fairy Peak, Tianqiao Cliff, Dragon Head, and others), and 108 scenic spots (such as Two Little Horses, Dragon Head Playing with Water, Xue Li Moving Stones, Little Changchuan Grand Temple, Little Changchuan Horse-Face Rock Viewing Point, and Dragon Sucking Water), earning it the nickname "Little Jiangnan of the Northeast."