Changchun Travel Guide

Changchun, the capital of Jilin Province, is one of the four major cities in Northeast China. From its prosperous days during the Liao and Jin dynasties to the tumultuous Siege of Changchun, the city has witnessed the ebb and flow of history. It was once home to China’s last emperor, the birthplace of New China’s first film, and the site where China’s first automobile was produced. Perhaps it is these historical imprints that soften the city’s industrial edge, giving it a sense of serenity and charm.

As one of China’s top tourist cities and a renowned winter destination, Changchun boasts numerous attractions. The most famous include the Puppet Emperor’s Palace, the Eight Ministries of Manchukuo, Jingyuetan National Forest Park, Changying Century City, and the World Sculpture Park. Whether you are drawn by its historical significance or its scenic beauty, Changchun offers a unique blend of culture, industry, and nature.