Green Abyss Pool

　　Within the landscape belt of Changbai Mountain's Erman birch forest, a curtain of waterfall rushes down from the cliffs and plunges directly into a pool of emerald water — this is the Green Abyss Pool. The water is a vivid green, glowing softly. This intoxicating green showcases its elegance, this intoxicating green highlights its nobility. The silk-like green reflects the high mountain birches and blends seamlessly with the massive rocks, resembling an ink-wash landscape painting. Colorful fish swim to and fro in the pool, instantly bringing it to life. Mist rises, shrouding the pool in a fine vapor. Strange rocks and birch forests are veiled in the haze, appearing and disappearing like a scene from a fairyland. The Green Abyss Pool, with its enchanting green hues, offers breathtaking scenery at every step, making it hard for visitors to leave.

　　The Green Abyss Pool is renowned as the "Little Jiuzhaigou of the Northeast" due to its incredibly clear and vibrant green water, reminiscent of the waters of Jiuzhaigou. It gets its name from the deep, profound green of the pool. On one side of the pool, a waterfall cascades down the mountainside, adding charm to the scenery with its graceful presence. The highest drop of the Green Abyss Pool waterfall reaches 26 meters. The water crashes onto the rocks, splashing in all directions before flowing into the deep pool. When the mist rises, the pool is enveloped in a veil of fine spray, creating an incredibly beautiful sight. Visitors can admire the panoramic view of the waterfall and the pool from the shore, or get closer to the waterfall’s edge for a more intimate view. After the tour, you can return along the wooden boardwalk, where you’ll also find the Jade Spring and interestingly shaped dead trees such as “Waiting a Thousand Years” and “Really Want to Live Another 500 Years.”

　　The pool isn’t large, and can be easily spotted beneath the towering cliffs and surrounded by lush green trees. It appears to be formed when a stream is blocked by rocks, splitting into two rushing streams that glisten white as they cascade down from above, surging through the mountains, crashing against the rocks, and sending up clouds of mist. The sound echoes loudly across the distance. Visitors, photographers, and nature enthusiasts gather around the pool and gaze up at the waterfall, excited and amazed, capturing the moment with their cameras, all hoping to preserve the beauty of this place. The water has a uniquely deep green color, dark and profound, resembling dark jade or emerald. Perhaps nourished by the entire forest, it has achieved this particular green, this particular blue, this particular depth — hence its very fitting name: Green Abyss Pool.

　　The Green Abyss Pool waterfall plunges straight down from a height with the maximum drop reaching 26 meters. The water crashes onto the rocks, splashing in all directions before flowing into the deep pool. When the mist rises, the pool is enveloped in a fine vapor, blending harmoniously with the high mountain birches and ancient rocks, creating a scene so magnificent it resembles a fairyland. You can reach the Green Abyss Pool by following a forest trail. Nearby, there is an eco-friendly bus stop and the Blue View Restaurant.