[2025 Changchun Attraction] Travel Guide for Black Pine Forest (Updated Mar)

Check-in time: 2025-02-22 [Tree] The secret black pine forest of Jingyuetan Lake is like entering a Nordic movie scene! From the whisper of pine waves to the fairy tale of rime, she uses the brush of the four seasons to sketch a poetic script of escaping from the city, allowing you to completely forget the hustle and bustle of life. [Rainbow] Dong Yuhui said: "When the Tyndall phenomenon appears, light has a shape." In the black pine forest of Jingyuetan, the shape of light is nothing more than an improvisation of pine needles and wind - the morning light is a smudged watercolor, and the dusk is a flowing gilded. Those Tyndall miracles that are hard to come by elsewhere are nothing more than ordinary lines of poetry between dawn and dusk here. [RoundNails] Location: Jingyuetan National Forest Park, Changchun (near Bisong Jingyue Tower) [Purse] Tickets: Jingyuetan Lake entrance ticket, 30 yuan/person (no need to purchase additional tickets). --- 📷 Black Pine Forest must-see highlights [One] Songtao Trail - Nordic Movie Style [Tree] Natural wonder: The artificial forest covers an area of ​​80 square kilometers. The black pine forest is famous for its upright posture and dark green needles. It is a beautiful sight in all four seasons - fresh green in spring, shading from the scorching sun in summer, golden in autumn, and covered with rime in winter, just like an oriental version of the dark forest in "The Lord of the Rings". 🚶🏻‍♂️Hiking route: The 2-kilometer "Pine Whisper Trail" is recommended. The wooden plank road winds through the forest, filled with pine scent, and you may occasionally encounter squirrels and woodpeckers, which gives you a full sense of immersion. [Two] Secret Realm of Light and Shadow: 100% Output Rate [Lightning] Tyndall Light Corridor: At 8-9 in the morning or 4-5 in the evening, the sun shines through the pine needles to form beams of light. Turn on the wide-angle mode of your phone and shoot from a low angle to easily get Nordic photos. [SnowFlake] Rime wonderland: When the weather is cold and humid in winter, pine branches are covered with crystal rime, with a blue ice background (a limited winter landscape of Jingyuetan). It is recommended to wear a red/white coat for a striking contrast. [Three] Hidden Easter Eggs in the Black Pine Forest [Camping] Forest Blind Box Cabin: There are fairy-tale-style cabins scattered in the forest, some of which are open as coffee and book bars. Order a cup of pine needle special, and you will see a cedar painting outside the window. [Gift] Pine cone handmade experience: The visitor center offers pine cone DIY courses to make forest-style pendants or diffusers and take away a unique souvenir. --- 📸 Quick photography tips [One] Autumn and Winter Limited Edition [Kimono] Color contrast: In autumn, the ground is covered with golden leaves. Wear a beige sweater + scarf, sit sideways at the roots of pine trees or throw fallen leaves to create a sense of atmosphere. [Sunset] Backlit silhouette: At sunset, with a pine forest as the background, the silhouette of the person blends with the halo. It is recommended to turn on the "Backlight HDR" mode on the phone. [Two] Creative interactive shooting [FallenLeaf] Narrative through objects: Use pine cones or fallen leaves as the foreground, or hold a transparent umbrella (on rainy or snowy days) to add to the storytelling of the picture. 🏃🏻‍♂️Motion capture: Turn on the continuous shooting mode to capture the movement of hair and clothes while running or spinning. The depth of field of the pine forest is more vivid. [Three] Equipment recommendations 📱Mobile phone users: Use portrait mode to blur the background, or download the "Simple AI" app to generate a cedar filter with one click. 📷Camera lovers: We recommend a 70-200mm telephoto lens to compress the sense of space, and an F2.8 aperture to highlight the subject. --- [Scenic] Peripheral gameplay linkage [One] Climb up and see far: Walk for 10 minutes to the Bisong Jingyue Tower. Use a telescope to overlook the pine forest from the 11th floor observation deck and take photos of the sunrise and sea of ​​clouds in the morning. [Two] Frozen: In winter, you can visit the Jingyuetan Blue Ice Area (15 minutes’ walk). With the frozen lake and black pine rime, you can take photos like in Frozen in no time. [Three] Cultural Experience: Visit the Forest Bathing Science Museum to learn about the ecology of black pine trees. Families with children can participate in a pine forest treasure hunt. --- [Pushpin] Player Tips [Bounet] Dressing suggestions: In autumn and winter, we recommend earth-tone/solid-color down jackets, and avoid patterns that are too complicated; in summer, wear light-colored long skirts to keep away mosquitoes. ⚠️Safety tips: The plank road is prone to ice in winter, so it is recommended to wear non-slip shoes; keep your photographic equipment warm (low temperatures can easily consume electricity). [1:00] Best time: 6:00-8:00 when there are fewer people and the light is soft; after 16:00, there are more tourists but the light and shadows are beautiful. --- ✨Follow me to unlock more fun places! 🍂

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! 🥰

The Black Pine Forest, Small Forest Bathing Ground, and Forest Bathing Ground all feel quite similar. They are all large areas of dense forest, possibly with different tree species. There are boardwalks or small paths leading into the depths of the forest. Negative oxygen ions and various trace elements beneficial to the human body are only effective when you walk deep into the forest. However, due to the rushed itinerary and the large size of the scenic area, only a few people can spend a lot of time here to absorb oxygen. The water boardwalk is indeed very beautiful. The blue sky and white clouds are reflected on the lake surface, with lotus leaves and reed leaves dancing in the wind, truly resembling an oil painting. If you walk straight in from the road on the left, you will reach the 'Northeast Tiger Park.' If you have time, it is well worth a visit. This stop has a lot of tourists getting on and off, and the supporting facilities are quite complete. Jingyue Lake is very large, but some stops indeed do not have much to see. Unfortunately, it is the first visit, so it is hard to know what to prioritize.