Top Ten Scenic Spots in Jilin Province

The top ten scenic spots in Jilin Province are Changbai Mountain Tianchi, Xingkai Lake, Jingbo Lake, Chagan Lake, Boluo Lake, Lianhuan Lake, Wudalianchi, Wolong Lake, Jilin Longwan and Jingyuetan.

1, Tianchi, Changbai Mountain

Tianchi Lake in Changbai Mountain, also known as longtan lake, is called Baitoushan Tianchi Lake in North Korea. It is located in Antu County, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Jilin Province. It is the largest volcanic lake in China and the deepest alpine lake in the world. Tianchi Lake in Changbai Mountain is the source of Songhua River, Tumen River and Yalu River.

2. Xingkai Lake

Xingkai Lake, called Hanka Lake in Russia, is a boundary lake on the Sino-Russian border, about 35 kilometers away from Mishan City, Heilongjiang Province, with a water surface of about 3,030 square kilometers in Russia and about 1 160 square kilometers in China.

3. Jingbo Lake

Jingbo Lake, called "Hu Hanhai" in ancient times, is located in Ning 'an County, Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, and is the largest alpine dammed lake in China. Jingbo Lake is a famous tourist attraction with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. Its famous landscapes include Diaoshuilou Waterfall, Daoshi Mountain, Baishi Lazi, Eagle Lazi, Pearl Gate, Dagushan and Xiaogushan, which are known as "Eight Scenes of Mirror Wave".

4. Chagan Lake

Chagan Lake, formerly known as Chagan Bubble, is called Chagan Naoer in Mongolian, which means "White Lake" or "Holy Lake". Located in the northwest of Qianguoerluosi County, Songyuan City, Jilin Province, at the end of Huolin River, it is the largest natural lake in Jilin Province.

5. Polo Lake

Boluo Lake, also known as Boluopao, translated into "basket" by Mongolian pronunciation, is located in the west of Nong 'an County, Changchun City, Jilin Province. Boluo Lake and its surrounding waters, such as Yuanbao Wapao, Guangxingdian Bubble, Aobao Tupao and Mobobo, constitute Boluo Lake Wetland. Boluo Lake is shallow and wide, with relatively high water temperature, clear water quality and abundant plankton, which is rich in all kinds of wild fish. There are geese and swans in the lake area.

6. Lianhuan Lake

Lianhuan Lake, located in Taikang Town, Dorbod Mongolian Autonomous County, Daqing City, Heilongjiang Province, is a shallow lake in a typical wetland area. The water surface is composed of 18 lakes, including Habutapao, Tarahong, Zucchini Bubble, Hongyuan Bubble and East Lake.

7. Wudalianchi

Wudalianchi, named after Manchu "Oudering Pool", is located in wudalianchi city, Heilongjiang Province. It consists of five volcanic dammed lakes connected end to end. The lake is mainly brown, green and yellow, and the water color of each pool is different. The lake does not dry up all year round, and there are rare birds such as herons and red-crowned cranes.

8. Wolong Lake

Wolong Lake, located in Kangping County, northwest of Shenyang City, Liaoning Province, is the largest plain freshwater lake in Liaoning Province, with a history of 67 million years. Known as "Shenyang Beihai" and "the Pearl of Saibei".

9. Jilin Longwan

Longwan, Jilin Province, located in the middle of Longgang Mountain range in the south of Jilin Province, is distributed in huinan county and Jingyu County, and consists of eight crater lakes, which is called Longwan. Jilin Longwan Group was formed in the late Early Pleistocene to the early Middle Pleistocene, and it is the largest Marhu Group discovered in China.

10, Jingyuetan

Jingyuetan, located in the southeast of Changchun City, Jilin Province, is named after its crescent shape and is one of the "eight scenic spots in Jilin". Jingyuetan Scenic Area has rolling mountains and boundless forests. A pool of clear water is embedded in the mountains and green trees. The water in the pool is clear and rippling with silver waves. Its beautiful scenery can be compared with Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan Province Province, and it is called "the Pearl of the Green Sea" by domestic and foreign tourists.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia Jingyuetan National Forest Park