Changbai Mountain is located in the southeast of Jilin province at the border of China and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Ranging from northeast to southwest, it serves as the highest peak in the eastern part of the Eurasian continent.

It stands at the headstream of the Songhua, Yalu, and Tumen rivers. It is also one of the first international A-level nature reserves to have joined the UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve Program, while also ranking as a national-level nature reserve, one of the first to join the list of national 5A-level scenic areas, and one of the 10 most famous mountains in China.

Changbai Mountain is a place where you can enjoy the snow and flowers in spring, escape the summer heat, admire the colorful forests in autumn, and explore its snowy landscapes in winter.

Known for its unique volcanic geological landscape, it boasts a variety of world-famous scenic spots, such as the Tianchi Lake, waterfalls, grand canyons, hot springs, forests, alpine gardens, and mountain vegetation.

It has high aesthetic and scientific research value, making it one of the most charming tourist destinations in Northeast Asia.

Contact: Liu Baiqi

Tel: 0433-5759922

Address: Chibei district, Changbai Mountain Protection and Development Zone, Jilin province