Things to do in Jixian

Strange peaks and rocks: The park is surrounded by mountains and has seven different shapes of stone cliffs, namely Hutou Peak, Lijian Peak, Camel Peak, Juxian Peak, Fairy Peak, Baoyin Peak, and Langya Peak. These peaks are towering and rocky, bringing a shocking visual experience to tourists. Seasonal scenery: The park has four distinct seasons and different scenery. In spring, everything is green, in summer, the forest is full of waves, in autumn, the colors are colorful, and in winter, there are white snow and green pines. There are different beautiful scenery waiting for tourists to discover in each season. Anti-Japanese Alliance Secret Camp Site: Qixing Mountain was once one of the largest logistics bases of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. The Anti-Japanese Alliance Secret Camp Site is preserved here. It is an important place to commemorate the martyrs and receive red education. Anti-Japanese Alliance Cultural Exhibition: There are film and television bases and related historical exhibitions in the park. Through film and television works and exhibitions, tourists can have a deeper understanding of the heroic deeds and historical culture of the Northeast Anti-Japanese Alliance.

The wetland is very large, the scenery is beautiful, and it is a good place for leisure. There are also colorful contents such as the Elf Museum, the Cultural Museum, the Beidahuang Folk Park, the Pirate Ship Amusement Park, and the love theme check-in place, which are worth staying in for 2 days. The newly opened Lutang People's House in the scenic area serves authentic Northeastern cuisine that is delicious and inexpensive. It is very pleasant to stay there on weekends, picking, barbecue, singing, and checking in for photos. In the morning, watch the sunrise rise slowly over the water, and in the evening, watch the sunset dye the blue waves. Stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city on weekends and wander in nature for two days of happy fairy days.

The Wusuli River originates from the Wula River, with a total length of 890 kilometers and a drainage area of ​​nearly 190,000 square kilometers, of which 57,000 square kilometers are on the Chinese side. The Wusuli River has beautiful scenery and pleasant views. The islands in the river and the banks are lush with vegetation, and the water waves, tree shadows, and hills complement each other, sparkling and shining, enchanting and colorful.

The scenery of Beixiu Park has its own characteristics. The natural scenery is beautiful and the cultural landscape is organically integrated into it, playing a role of adding the finishing touch, making tourists feel as if they are walking in a painting.

Fomu Mountain is worth a visit. The completed Guanyin Bodhisattva Buddha is 33 meters high and very spectacular.

This summer, we visited Tangwanghe in Yichun. The Tangwanghe Scenic Area was truly relaxing; it's a wonderful place to escape the summer heat. We listened to the rustling of the pines in the forest, admired the quirky rocks, and lingered among the pigs in the woods, while the birch forest inspired endless daydreams.

It's worth a visit. The place is large, so you can take your time exploring with your kids. The most amazing parts are the deer enclosure near the end in the afternoon and the lakeside area outside the visitor center – both are incredibly beautiful.

It was a fantastic experience. The entire hike offered constantly changing scenery. Squirrels even approached us for food along the way. From the high platform, we enjoyed panoramic views of the mountains, and on the way down, a stream was right beside us. Three different ways to experience the mountain in one place – truly wonderful! I highly recommend climbing to the high platform and walking the entire way to the exit.

📍Suifenhe National Gate 🇨🇳The only scenic area in China with a cross-border passage running through the entire country 🇨🇳The only scenic area among China's national gate scenic spots to integrate three generations of national gates 🇨🇳A Class A national port for trade between China and Russia 🇨🇳Since the first-generation cast iron barrier gate was put into use in 1987, it has undergone the transformation from the second-generation rocket-shaped national gate in 1991 to the third-generation Chinese-style national gate (51.8 meters high) in 2014.