Jingyuetan Snow World: A Hidden Winter Wonderland in Changchun!

Hey everyone, I can't believe some of you haven't discovered the amazing Jingyuetan Snow World in Changchun! I missed Jingyuetan National Forest Park on my last trip, but I made it this time, and it was totally worth it! 🎉 🎯Here's my recommended route: Main Gate 👉 Goddess Square (starting point) 👉 Dam West 👉 Overflow Bay 👉 Black Pine Forest 👉 Small Forest Bathing Area 👉 Scenic Area West Gate 👉 Siberian Tiger Park 👉 Ski Resort 👉 Vasa Museum 👉 Snow World. Follow this route, and you won't miss a thing! 💰Ticket Information: The entrance ticket is 30 yuan, and the sightseeing bus is 20 yuan. You can hop on and off the bus with your wristband, which is super convenient. Driving is even better, as you can park wherever you want and explore at your own pace. 🌟Highlights: 1. Dam West: This is a must-visit photo spot! 📸 Capture stunning shots of the Jingyuetan pavilion and the frozen lake. Every picture is a masterpiece. 2. Black Pine Forest and Small Forest Bathing Area: These areas are filled with pine trees and have Go and Gomoku game tables. They're highly recommended, but you might need to find the right angles for those perfect photos. 3. Siberian Tiger Park: 🐅 There's no sightseeing bus in winter, so it's about a 20-minute walk to the Panda House at the bottom. I loved this walk! Fewer crowds, thick snow, and amazing photo opportunities – even better than the Black Pine Forest. The viewing platform at the tiger park has wire mesh and branches, making it a bit tricky to photograph the tigers. However, watching the rabbits and reindeer eating together was adorable. By the way, there's only one panda, Chuxin, in the Panda House, and it loves to roll around every few steps. 🤣 As someone from Hangzhou, where seeing pandas is practically free, the 60 yuan entrance fee felt a bit steep. 4. Vasa Museum: This is purely a photo stop. Snap a few pictures of the glass building, carousel, and red coordinates, and then move on. 😆 5. Snow World: Here's the main attraction! This place is full of intricate snow sculptures, from small ones to massive snow structures. The whole experience is truly breathtaking. 👏 There are also ice sculptures of the Chinese zodiac animals, rime ice, blue ice, and even a racing track. I highly recommend setting aside plenty of time to soak in the magic of this winter wonderland. 🧣Friendly Reminder: It's extremely cold here, with strong, damp winds. Be sure to protect your head and fingers. Your phone battery will also drain quickly, so come prepared. 🧣 Have you been to Jingyuetan Snow World? Share your experiences in the comments below! 🥰