The autumn colors of Mudanjiang are breathtakingly beautiful! Here's a detailed guide for you to quickly save

Autumn in Mudanjiang is like a natural palette explosion! The golden forests leave me speechless with their beauty, and every snap is wallpaper-worthy. Sisters, quickly save this immersive autumn viewing guide～ 🚗【Perfect One-Day Tour Route】 8:00 Meet at Mudanjiang Station ▶ Drive 40 minutes straight to Jingpo Lake (Address: Jingpo Town, Ning'an City, Mudanjiang) 10:00 Stroll around the lake and take photos 📸 (The autumn leaves along Jingpo Lake promenade are stunning) 11:00 Check out Diaoshuilou Waterfall (Open 8:00-17:00) 12:30 Have an authentic Guobaorou (sweet and sour pork) lunch 14:00 Volcano Crater Forest Park (Address: Ning'an City, Mudanjiang, Entrance fee 60 RMB💰) 17:00 Return to the city for a happy ending～ ✨【Three Must-See Attractions】✨ 📍Jingpo Lake Entrance fee 100 RMB, the lake’s reflection of autumn colors is unparalleled, and the morning mist is super dreamy! 📍Diaoshuilou Waterfall Asia’s tallest waterfall! The water flow is moderate in autumn, and the best photo lighting is between 11 AM and 1 PM～ 📍Volcano Crater Forest Park Climb to the viewing platform for a direct overlook of the colorful forest sea, with stunning red and yellow hues! 💡【Experienced Driver’s Tips】 ✅Transportation: Must! Drive yourself! Navigation is easy-peasy ✅Accommodation: City guesthouses 200-400 RMB/night, student-friendly ✅Gear: Non-slip shoes + windbreaker + fully charged power bank + drone ✅Photography: Wear bright colors! The light at 10 AM and 3 PM is perfect ⚠️【Safety Tips】 1️⃣ Few shops in the scenic area, bring enough snacks! 2️⃣ Mosquito repellent is a must! Lots of little bugs in the forest 3️⃣ Remember to register in advance if you want to fly a drone 4️⃣ Take your trash with you to protect the stunning autumn scenery 📅Best viewing period: Mid-October to early November Everyone, who understands! This scenery is so beautiful it makes your heart race💓 Standing before this golden sea really moves you to tears, photos just can’t capture the real shock! By the way, what kind of scenery has ever moved you to tears?