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Changbai Mountain, located in northeastern Jilin Province of China is a mountain on the Sino-North Korean border, as well as water sources Tumen River, Yalu River and the Songhua River. Far in 1980, with its famous Changbai Mountain forest and jungle animals are rare now a nature reserve reserve the UN, as well as four A-class scenery areas in China.

Changbai Mountain is also known as "mountain number one" in the northeastern part of China. In history, the Mount Changbai is a place of rehabilitation of people in the northeast and mancu ethnic homeland, and during the Qing Dynasty, known as the "holy land". Changbai Mountain is also viewed as a "sacred mountain" by the ethnic Korean population.

The main peak of Changbai Mountain is a dormant volcano. In a snow-covered main peak throughout the year there are a lot of white stones. According to the book records the history, the volcano has erupted three times in the 16th century. Landscapes in Changbai Mountain was stunning, where there are many attractions, among others, Tianchi or Sky Pond, Forest Yuehua, Underground Forest, Pine Phon Meirensong or beautiful girl, Great Gorge, Peak Park, Hot Springs, Hey Feng Kou and the Stone Forest.



Changbai Mountain is also famous for its ginseng products, weasel skin, and antlers of male deer known as the "three treasures" in the northeast region.

Changbai Mountains can now be reached easily by public transportation. By contrast from Beijing, Shanghai or Shenyang by plane, you will easily arrive in Yanji, a city closest to the Changbai Mountains, where you can directly go to Mount Changbai via public transportation. Hotel and guesthouse rooms in a variety of classes available at the top and at the foot of the mountain, approximately 220 yuan Renminbi overnight pretty nice hotel with