The Laodao Cave Site is located in Wengquan Village, Hekou Subdistrict, Hunjiang District, Baishan City, and is classified as an ancient site. It has been designated as a provincial-level cultural heritage protection unit in the seventh batch. …
The Changbai Mountain Manchu Culture Museum is a distinctive regional ethnic and folk-themed museum in China, listed as a key cultural infrastructure project under Jilin Province’s provincial-level cultural heritage protection units. The museum covers a land area of 11,777 square meters, with a building area of 5,818 square meters. Construction began on July 8, 2006, and in 200…
Quanyang Lake is a newly developed scenic area formed after the exploitation of mineral water, covering an area of over 40 hectares. It is a comprehensive project integrating ecological conservation, tourism, aquaculture, and power generation. Up close, the lake surface resembles a slender, bright crescent moon, shimmering with ripples, where rainbow trout swim leisurely, wild ducks play in the water, and fishermen cast their lines. From the air, the lake appears as...
Holy Water Lake Waterfall is a scenic area within the planning of Quanyang National Forest Park. The waterfall is hidden within a primeval forest, with its thundering roar serving as a guide for visitors. The waterfall has a drop of about 6 meters and a width of approximately 15 meters. Its clear, fast-flowing waters crash into a deep pool. …
Quanyangquan National Forest Park is located in the Changbai Mountain forest region. In spring, the mountains are covered with blooming flowers; in summer, the green peaks are lush and vibrant; in autumn, the hills are ablaze with red leaves; and in winter, they are blanketed in pristine white snow. The scenery is breathtaking all year round. It offers a new destination for travelers who love forest eco-tourism and adds a new highlight to Jilin Province’s tourism industry. The forest ecosystem here is relatively intact,…
Jinjiang Grand Canyon is located on the western slope of Heaven Lake in Changbai Mountain, Changbai County, Fusong County, Baishan City, Jilin Province. The canyon stretches 14 kilometers in length, with an average depth of over 80 meters and a width of more than 100 meters, forming a V-shape. It is one of the major scenic highlights on the western slope of Changbai Mountain and is hailed as the “Volcanic Natural Lava Bonsai Garden.” The Jinjiang Grand Canyon in Changbai Mountain was formed from volcanic deposits through over 1,000 years of faulting and water erosion...
The Ladder River originates from the western side of Tiyun Peak and flows westward into the Jin River, serving as a secondary tributary of the First Songhua River. With a riverbed only about 2 meters wide and depths of several dozen meters, the river features steep cliffs on both sides, rapid currents, and crystal-clear, sweet-tasting water. It is called the Ladder River because its source features a steep, step-like riverbed. The river section is covered by vegetation and rocks, so one can only hear...
The Immortal Cave is located in Malugou Valley, about 4 kilometers southeast of Fusong County. This karst cave was formed 600 million years ago from marine sediment deposits and later shaped by acidic water erosion. It features undulating terrain, rugged cliffs, interconnected chambers, and vertical passages. The main hall can accommodate over a hundred people. The cave walls display a dazzling array of colorful rock formations in bizarre shapes—like a coiled serpent turning over...
Lushuihe National Forest Park is located in Fusong County, Baishan City, Jilin Province, approximately 60 kilometers from the main peaks of the western and northern slopes of Changbai Mountain. It lies within the northwest slope tourism route, covering a total area of 25,786.94 hectares. The park is 340 kilometers from the provincial capital, Changchun, accessible via National Highway 201 connecting to National Highways 302 and 302...
The Hot Spring Resort is located by the Tanghe River in Xianrenqiao, Fusong. It is a well-known mineral spring health and tourism destination in China. The mineral springs emerge from fractures in the granite along the riverbank, with a rich and steady flow of water reaching temperatures as high as 60°C. These are the result of geothermal activity in the Changbai Mountains. The hot spring water is a rare type of high-temperature radon spring in China, containing sulfate and carbonate minerals, along with various chemical...
The Lushuihe International Hunting Ground is located within the Lushuihe National Forest Park of Changbai Mountain. It was established in 1987 with approval from the National Forestry Department and opened to the public. The Changbai Mountain Hunting Ground lies deep within the primeval forests on the northwestern foothills of Changbai Mountain, approximately 60 kilometers from the main peak of Changbai Mountain, at an altitude ranging from 450 to 1100 meters. The total area is 3...
The Chinese Ginseng Museum is located in Fusong County, Jilin Province, known as the "Hometown of Chinese Ginseng," and is the first museum in China dedicated exclusively to ginseng. Fusong County is one of China's most famous ginseng-producing regions, with a long and rich ginseng culture. Over a history of ginseng cultivation and harvesting spanning thousands of years, a unique ginseng culture has developed, encompassing ginseng legends, wild harvesting traditions, and more...
The Immortal Bridge Hot Springs Resort is the largest hot spring and mineral spring health and rehabilitation destination in the Changbai Mountain area, as well as a premier tourist resort. It also serves as an ideal stopover and hub for sightseeing in Changbai Mountain. Calling it the largest and most renowned hot spring health and rehabilitation destination in the region and across the country refers to its abundant cluster of hot springs and mineral springs, with numerous spring outlets...
The Xintunzi West Mountain Site is located in Fusong County, Baishan City, Jilin Province, and is an ancient human settlement site from the Paleolithic Age. Discovered in 1998, the site was excavated in 2002 by the Frontier Archaeology Research Center of Jilin University, the Jilin Provincial Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology, and the Fusong County Cultural Relics Management Office. The excavation covered an area of 70 square...
Batch and announcement date of the Fusu Cave Site: Fifth batch, February 26, 1999 Address: Malugou, Songjiao Township, Fusong County Era: Paleolithic Age Category: Ancient site Managing authority: Fusong County Cultural Relics Management Office Is it open to the public: No
Batch and announcement date of Xin'an City Site: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007 Address: Xin'an Village, Songjiao Township, Fusong County Era: Tang Dynasty Category: Ancient ruins Managing unit: Fusong County Cultural Relics Management Office Open to public: No Located 1 km west of Xin'an Village, Songjiao Township, Fusong County, dating back to the Bohai period. Discovered during a survey in 1986, the site has an irregular...
Tanghekou Site batch and announcement date: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007; Address: Tanghekou Village, Xianrenqiao Town, Fusong County; Period: Tang Dynasty; Category: Ancient site; Managing unit: Fusong County Cultural Relics Management Office; Open to public: No. Located 1 kilometer east of Tanghe Village, Xianrenqiao Town, Fusong County. Dating back to the Bohai era. A county-level cultural heritage protection unit. The area...
Batch and announcement date of Xishan Site: Sixth batch, May 31, 2007. Address: Xintunzi Town, Fusong County. Era: Paleolithic. Category: Ancient site. Managing unit: Fusong County Cultural Relics Management Office. Is it open to the public? No. In the spring of 2000, local villager Zhang Chunde discovered a 17.5-kilogram obsidian core while digging for ginseng...
Jinjiang Wooden House Village is located in Jinjiang Village, Manjiang Town, Fusong County, Baishan City, Jilin Province. It preserves a complete cluster of wooden houses. According to historical records from Fusong, the village was established in 1937. It is a cultural relic of the Manchu people in Changbai Mountain. The small wooden houses still in use today are locally called "mukele," meaning log cabins built by hewing and stacking round logs...
The Sanrenban Relics are located in Zixing Village, Xingshan Town, Fusong County, Baishan City, and are categorized as ancient ruins. The Sanrenban Relics are among the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units. …