Bajiazi Xianfeng National Forest Park

　　The park has a unique natural geographical location and enjoys favorable locational advantages, serving as a must-pass route to the famous tourist destination of Changbai Mountain.

　　The park is divided into four major functional areas: scenic sightseeing area, folk leisure area, comprehensive tourism service area, and administrative management area, featuring a total of 42 scenic spots. Within the park, a reclining Buddha lies on the summit of Xianfeng, facing Changbai Mountain across the way, with varied forms and undulating shapes; travelers and hermits once built temples here to cultivate themselves and attain immortality; the fairy lake at the source of the Tumen River ripples with emerald waves, embraced by lush greenery; the landscape formed by basalt is spectacular and novel, with numerous springs and streams that are crystal clear and sweet to the taste; the 14-kilometer-long rime and fog rime belt is the longest in China, and the breathtaking underground rivers, geothermal springs, and ice waterfalls are awe-inspiring. The park also features ethnically distinctive wooden dwellings, the ruins of a Japanese military airfield, and high-standard off-road and competitive ski resorts that are truly captivating. Additionally, there are numerous revolutionary base areas and stories of martyrs’ struggles, as well as long-standing folk legends. All of these will leave you mesmerized and reluctant to leave.