Northeast China Travel Guide

Half-month trip to Northeast China, itinerary as follows: Beijing → Shenyang → Changchun → Yanji → Harbin Beijing: Day 1: Temple of Heaven Park. I arrived at the hotel at 2 pm, so when I went to the Temple of Heaven Park, the Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests was already closed. What a pity! Day 2: Badaling Great Wall day tour. The high-speed train to Badaling is very convenient! Last summer, I went to the Mutianyu Great Wall by bus, which was a bit of a hassle. Day 3: Forbidden City day tour. The Forbidden City is huge! It takes a long time to visit! Day 4: National Museum of China in the morning, then off to Shenyang in the afternoon. Shenyang: My impression of Shenyang! The strawberries are delicious! I ate strawberries every day in Northeast China! You must try them! Shenyang attractions: Shenyang Imperial Palace, September 18th History Museum, and morning market. The morning market is interesting for a southerner. Shenyang chicken rack is also delicious. Changchun: Jingyuetan National Forest Park is great and beautiful! You must go if you like snow! I also visited the Puppet Manchurian Palace. Yanji: For southerners, the most interesting thing about Yanji is chatting with the driver on the bus. The conversation was interesting. On the first day, I checked in at the wall and ate delicious barbecue. On the second day, I chartered a car to the Tumen border to see North Korea. It was fun. Finally, Harbin! I visited all the popular attractions. I also went to the Ice and Snow World. You must wear more clothes! It's freezing! It's like being in a big freezer. You can put hand warmers in your pockets and keep your hands warm inside. It helps a lot.