Amazing! Changchun Jingyuetan, the real-life version of Hayao Miyazaki's comic world!

🎈Changchun Jingyuetan is simply too beautiful! It's like stepping into Hayao Miyazaki's comic world!😍 🌅On a sunny day, Jingyuetan offers blue skies, white clouds, green meadows, black forests, an endless lake, and wetlands filled with blooming lotuses. This combination is truly dreamy and fairy-tale-like! There are various activities to enjoy here, such as boating, cycling, camping, and water play. Plus, it's a great place for photography, making it perfect for a family outing!💖 🎫The ticket prices are also very affordable, 30 yuan per person, and if you book online a day in advance, it's only 27 yuan. The opening hours are reasonable too, from 5:00 to 20:00 during summer and from 6:00 to 19:00 during winter. The transportation is very convenient, just a 500-meter walk from Jingyuetan Park Station on Metro Line 3, and parking is free for those driving!🅿️ 🚌Inside the scenic area, there are sightseeing cars, bicycles, and electric cars available. The sightseeing car costs 20 yuan per person, with unlimited rides throughout the day, and you can get on and off at various stops. It's highly recommended to buy a ticket, as the loop around the lake is about 18 kilometers and takes about an hour by car! You can choose bicycles or electric cars based on your preference. 🚍The sightseeing car route covers many beautiful spots, such as Goddess Square, Beiputuo Temple, Baxixi, Yishui Bay, Black Pine Forest, Small Forest Bathing Area, West Gate, Northeast Tiger Park, Forest Bathing Area, Vasa Museum, Golf Practice Range, Wetland Park, One Tree, Moon Lake Scenic View, Mushroom Square, Pine Welcome Guest, Deer Park, Green Pine Ridge, Summer Resort, and Guantan Mountain. 🚩I particularly recommend a few stops: Goddess Square features the iconic Moon Goddess statue and fountain; Baxixi is a filming location for 'The World', and it's beautiful to take a walk and watch the sunset in the evening; Yishui Bay has a water play area, perfect for families with children; the wooden walkway in Black Pine Forest lets you enjoy the sunshine, take deep breaths of fresh air, and see the blue windmill across the lake; Vasa Museum has a large lawn similar to 'Altay', a pure white sunroom, a white carousel, a red house, and a deer park where you can interact with cute deer; Wetland Park has large lotus ponds, and it's great to take a bamboo raft to enjoy the lotuses, but it's best to visit in the morning as the lotuses close in the afternoon; Guantan Mountain has a forest adventure park, and you can walk up the steps to the dam to watch the sunset. 👉My recommended route is: take the sightseeing car from Goddess Square - walk through the forest in Black Pine Forest and overlook the lake - take photos on the lawn of Vasa Museum and interact with the deer - enjoy the lotuses in Wetland Park - get off at Guantan Mountain and walk up the steps to the dam to watch the sunset - finally walk to the main gate. 🏷Friendly reminder: Jingyuetan is very large and far from the city center, so it's best to plan a whole day for your visit. There are few dining options inside the scenic area, only some small shops, so it's best to bring some food with you in advance. Highly recommend everyone to experience this underrated treasure city!💗