Winter in Yichun | A Winter Wonderland at Jinshan Deer Park

| A Winter Wonderland at Jinshan Deer Park. 📍Basic Information - Address: Feihe Jinshan Deer Park, Jinshantun Town, Jinlin District, Yichun City, Heilongjiang Province. - Opening hours: 08:00–17:00, last entry at 16:30. - Tickets: CNY 45/person, CNY 36/person on Trip.com. 🚗Transportation - Self-driving: From Yichun City, drive along He-Yi Highway and navigate to Jinshan Deer Park. The journey takes about 1 hour. The road may be icy or snowy in winter, so drive slowly and bring snow chains. - Public transportation: Take a bus from Yichun City to Jinshantun, then take a taxi or charter a car to the park. 🌟Must-see Spots - Snowy Deer Interaction Area: In winter, the deer run and forage in the snow, creating a heartwarming scene. Bring carrot sticks or buy corn kernels in the park to feed the deer and take photos with them. - Dreamy Snowy Walkway: The wooden walkway is covered in snow, and the trees on both sides are covered in white, creating a fairytale-like scene. - Luming Creek Ice: The creek freezes in winter, and the ice glistens in the sun. Admire the ice waterfalls and icicles along the creek. 🍱Food Recommendations - Specialty Iron Pot Stew: A rich broth with various ingredients, served hot to warm your heart and stomach. - Northeastern BBQ: Enjoy hot skewers with special dipping sauces in the cold winter. - Frozen Snacks: Try local winter snacks like candied haws, frozen pears, and frozen persimmons. ⚠️Travel Tips - Check the weather forecast in advance and visit on a sunny day for better photos. - Dress warmly with a thick down jacket, fleece pants, snow boots, hat, scarf, gloves, etc. - Be gentle when interacting with the deer. Do not pull or scare them, and be careful when feeding them. - Drive carefully and follow traffic rules. Be cautious on icy or snowy roads. 📸Photography Tips - Use the snowy field and deer as a background to capture heartwarming moments with the deer. - Use the trees and snow along the walkway and shoot from a low angle for a dreamy effect. - Take landscape or portrait photos by the creek with the ice and icicles as a background. Try long exposure to capture the flowing ice waterfall.