Linjiang Wudao Gou National Wetland Park is located on the southwestern foothills of the Changbai Mountains, in the Wudao Gou River basin of Jubao Reservoir in the southeastern part of Linjiang City, within the operational areas of the Liudaogou State-owned Forest Farm of Linjiang City and the Xixiaoshan Forest Farm of the Linjiang Forestry Bureau. Its geographical coordinates are longitude 127°15′06″ to 127°26′37.9″ and latitude 41…
Located on Beishan in the northern part of Linjiang City, the park boasts beautiful scenery and is an ideal destination for visitors to go for spring outings, escape the summer heat, hike, exercise in the morning, and receive patriotic education. The park features well-preserved forest vegetation, where natural secondary forests complement planted woodlands. As visitors climb to overlook the landscape or enjoy the sights, they can not only take in the majestic power of nature,…
Linjiang City’s Jiangxin Island Park is located on the Yalu River in the urban area of Linjiang. On the right side of the riverbank at the park entrance stands a granite slab engraved with the three large characters “Jiangxin Island” (江心岛), personally inscribed by General Yang Chengwu. The island is shaded by lush green trees, boasts beautiful scenery, and offers a pleasant environment, providing residents of the city as well as visitors, business travelers, and those visiting relatives with…
The Weisha River Reservoir Area is located in Weishahe Town, upstream of the Yunfeng Reservoir. It is 18 kilometers from Linjiang and 65 kilometers from the Yunfeng Dam. The river here is up to 1,000 meters wide, with an average depth of over 30 meters. The vast expanse of blue water blends seamlessly with the surrounding mountains, where waterfowl glide beneath the surface and fish and shrimp play. The river water is crystal clear, with shimmering waves that are truly enchanting. It is abundant in...
Rafting on the Yalu River begins in Changchuan Village, Sidaogou Town, Linjiang City, and follows the China–North Korea border river downstream for 25 li. This rafting experience not only allows you to take in the stunning landscapes and local cultures on both sides of the river from two different countries and ethnicities, but also lets you fully enjoy the thrill of navigating the waves in a safe yet exhilarating journey...
Huashan National Forest Park is located in Linjiang City, Baishan, Jilin Province. It covers a total area of 18,000 hectares, with forested land spanning 13,500 hectares and a forest coverage rate of 75%. Huashan National Forest Park was formerly known as the Linjiang Huashan Town Hot Spring Resort in the Changbai Mountains, situated deep within the heart of the Changbai Mountain range. The area features a natural mineral spring, which was personally visited by renowned Chinese nutritionist Yu Ruo Mu, who inscribed it as “the No. 1 Spring at the Foot of the Changbai Mountains.” A natural mineral water plant has been established here and is now in production.
The Baoshan-Liudaogou Copper Smelting Site is located in the towns of Baoshan and Liudaogou, approximately 70 kilometers southeast of Linjiang City, Jilin Province. It dates back to the Tang and Five Dynasties periods. The site covers an area of about 20 square kilometers and includes ancient mine shafts, smelting sites, and residential remains. To date, eight ancient mine shafts have been discovered, with the longest extending over 800 meters, along with ancient slag heaps...
The Sibao Linjiang Martyrs' Cemetery was established in 1947, covering an area of 33,170 square meters. It consists of facilities such as the Martyrs' Monument, the Martyrs' Tomb Cluster, and the Sibao Linjiang Campaign Memorial Hall. The main body of the monument, located at the highest point of the cemetery, stands 14.6 meters tall and is the iconic structure of the cemetery, towering over the tombs. The front of the monument...
The Yalu River was originally an inland river in China but is now the border river between China and North Korea. The North Korean islands in the river—such as Ssuk Island and Sin Island—are connected to the Chinese mainland. Currently, the river mouth is shared by both countries. The Yalu River originates from the southern foothills of Changbai Mountain in Jilin Province. In its upper reaches, it was formerly called Jianchuan Gully. In the initial stage of its flow, it heads southward from its source, passing through the Changbai Korean Autonomous County...
The former residence of Comrade Chen Yun is located within the compound of the Linjiang Forestry Bureau in downtown Linjiang City, covering an area of 133 square meters. Inside, a large number of precious photos and historical materials introduce Comrade Chen Yun’s work experience in Linjiang and the detailed course of the Four Defenses of Linjiang Campaign. It also displays some of his work and daily life items. Here, visitors can…
Batch and announcement date of Laoling Stone Stele: Fifth batch, February 26, 1999. Address: Laosanzhang Village, Huashan Township, Linjiang City. Year: 1908. Category: Stone carving. Managing authority: Linjiang Cultural Relics Management Office. Open to public: No. Located in Laosanzhang Village, Huashan Town, Linjiang City. Dating back to 1908 (the 34th year of the Guangxu reign). On February 26, 1999...
Batch and announcement date of the Site of Puyi's Abdication Proclamation in Dalizi: Fifth batch, February 26, 1999 Address: Dacai Zi Township, Linjiang County Year: 1946 Category: Modern historical sites and representative architecture Managing unit: Linjiang City Cultural Relics Management Office Open to public: Yes Located in Dalizi Town, Linjiang City. The site dates back to 1945,...
Qidao Gully Site Batch and Announcement Date: Sixth Batch, May 31, 2007 Address: Qidao Gully Village, Liudaogou Town, Linjiang City Era: Tang Dynasty Category: Ancient Site Managing Authority: Linjiang Cultural Relics Management Office Open to Public: No The site is adjacent to Qidao Gully Village. Based on the terrain of Qidao Gully, there is a secondary terrace running east-west. The eastern side of the terrace...
The ruins of the old ore processing plant at the Linjiang Copper Mine are located on Tongshan Street, Liudaogou Town, Linjiang City, Baishan City, and are classified as a modern-era important historical site and representative building. The ruins of the old ore processing plant at the Linjiang Copper Mine are listed as a seventh batch provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. …
The Linjiang City Mosque is located on Xinglong Street in Linjiang City, Baishan, and is categorized as a modern-era significant historical site and representative architecture. The Linjiang City Mosque is listed as a seventh-batch provincial-level cultural relics protection unit. …
The former site of the headquarters for the Four Defenses of Linjiang Campaign is an important modern war relic in Jilin Province, China, commonly known as "Nanweizi." It is located on the south side within the compound of the Linjiang Forestry Bureau in Linjiang City (a county-level city), Baishan City, Jilin Province, China. Built in 1945, the building features a doorway in the gable wall and is of Japanese architectural style. It was the residence of...
The Hupidianzi City Site is located in Hupidianzi Village, Liudaogou Town, Linjiang City, Baishan City, and is categorized as an ancient site. The Hupidianzi City Site is among the seventh batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units. …
Changbai Hot Springs, also known as Julong Spring, is located on the northern slope of Changbai Mountain. About 900 meters from the Changbai Waterfall, in an area of approximately 10 square kilometers, over 30 springs gush out—this is the Changbai Hot Springs Cluster. According to measurements by scientists, the water temperature can reach up to 82°C. Observing the hot springs involves appreciating them through sound, sight, and smell: …
To the west of Heaven Lake on Changbai Mountain lies a massive fault zone over ten kilometers long that extends downward from Tiyun Peak, cutting across the mountain path — this fault zone is the Ladder River. The Ladder River originates from the western side of Tiyun Peak and flows westward into the Jin River, making it a secondary tributary of the First Songhua River. The riverbed is only about two meters wide and dozens of meters deep, and...
Changbai Waterfall is located on the northern side of Heaven Lake, at the end of the Chengcha River. The waterfall is surrounded by sixteen spectacular peaks, with a gap on the northern side known as the U-shaped Gate (historically called the Small Gate), through which water from Heaven Lake flows down. Due to the steep mountain slopes and rapid water flow, the sight resembles a towering celestial ladder, which people call the "Heavenly River" or also refer to as the "Chengcha River." ...