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Changchun Shaman Happy Park

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Changchun Shaman Happy Park is located in Sijiazi Township, Erdao District, Changchun City, 36 kilometers along the Jichang South Line. It backs onto Qinglong Mountain, neighbors the Yinma River, and is close to Lianhua Mountain, the designated ski venue for the 6th Asian Winter Games in 2007. Covering an area of fifty hectares, the Shaman Happy Park is a large-scale leisure tourism destination themed around Shaman culture and dedicated to promoting folk tourism...

Changchun Shaman Happy Park

Changchun Shaman Happy Park is a national AA-level tourist attraction.

Changchun Shaman Happy Park is located in Sijiazi Township, Erdao District, Changchun City, 36 kilometers along the Jichang South Line. It backs onto Qinglong Mountain, neighbors the Yinma River, and is close to Lianhua Mountain, the designated ski venue for the 6th Asian Winter Games in 2007. Covering an area of fifty hectares, the Shaman Happy Park is a large-scale leisure tourism destination themed around Shaman culture and dedicated to promoting folk tourism culture. The park offers entertainment activities such as hot springs, the Shaman Ancient Tribe, and the Shaman New Sacred Realm, making it a great place for leisure travel. The Shaman Happy Park features three main products: “Shaman Jade Hot Springs,” “Shaman Ancient Tribe,” and “Shaman New Sacred Realm.” The park integrates the ancient civilization of the north into modern tourism culture and promotes its industrialization, making it the only domestic tourist destination with a core theme centered on Shaman culture.

The Shaman Happy Park is a large-scale leisure tourism destination themed around Shaman culture and dedicated to promoting folk tourism culture. The park offers entertainment activities such as hot springs, the Shaman Ancient Tribe, and the Shaman New Sacred Realm, making it a great place for leisure travel.

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