4.7/5
iara veiga diasI really enjoy the park. You can purchase some meat to feed them.
4.2/5
Lawrencethe ski resort is absolutely big. great deal and value for money with many ski trails and slopes for immense satisfaction. some of the buildings and facilities looks a big aged. if the management can improve more on food and beverages outlets will be major draw to attract more skiers.btw the food at the mountains peak restaurant is deplorable. all else, it's great.
4.7/5
gz当地向导伊妹儿I watched others skiing at the Yabuli Ski Resort. Although I didn’t get to experience skiing myself, I had a lot of fun watching. It was a pity that my cell phone was not powerful and it froze after ten seconds outdoors.
4.5/5
beauty of loveThe snow town of China is only strong in winter! The thick snow is directly pasted on the roof like a quilt, and it is like a cream cake. At night, I walked around the lantern street with frozen pears, creaking on the snow, and my nose can be frozen into ice skates. The steamed buns are hot, and the outside is minus 20 degrees. Experience the two days of ice and fire. It is not the peak season, people are crowded, a sugar gourd can sell for 30 yuan!
4.5/5
最远不过是晚霞The main reason to visit Suifenhe is to see this national port. You can check out the photo exhibition inside the building to learn about its history. There are small souvenirs like refrigerator magnets at the main entrance.
4.6/5
Anonymous userIt's my first time to Yanji. This city is suitable for internet celebrities to check in, but not for family travel. Fortunately, there is this ski resort. The bus here in Yanji is the same bus, but its time and route are different. Be sure to ask clearly before getting on the bus. The terminus of Line 11 of Mengdumei Ski Resort is the ski resort. There is a return bus at 4:40 pm. The ski resort has beginner, junior advanced, and advanced ski slopes. The advanced slopes are not fully open for the time being.
4.5/5beauty of loveThis place is quite suitable for weekend strolls, the mountain is not high, climbing is not tired. There are a lot of people taking pictures in the Big Buddha, and they have to queue up. The boardwalk was repaired by the lake, and it was cool to walk around, but the small flying insects were a bit annoying. The uncle who sells sausages said that the red leaves are the most cost-effective in autumn, and the tickets are discounted.
4.6/5
还不曾去过倒悬山！Located on the banks of the Tumen River in Tumen City, opposite the Nanyang International Port, 177 kilometers away from Qingjin, North Korea. The Tumen Port formed an earlier history. Tumen Tax Pass was established in 1933. During the Japanese and pseudo-Japanese period, the Tumen-Nanyang "border" bridge was built. In September 1950, the state officially established border checkpoints at Tumen Port. Before the reform and opening up, Tumen Highway Ports were mainly for visiting relatives, public servants and automobiles transporting border-trade goods from both sides. In 1985, the joint inspection building and other port facilities at Tumen Highway Port were built. The operation capacity of the port was 200,000 tons/year for import and export goods, and 100,000 people were entering and leaving the port. Third countries can pass through the port with valid documents.
4.1/5
旅途愉快，平安吉祥！It was very lively at night. There were various snacks nearby. There were many people taking pictures. It was very lively until very late. Before the epidemic, tourists could enter. Now after the epidemic, major schools did not let tourists enter and exit casually, but this was also very good. Students on campus are safe.
4.0/5
印象西南5 stars! An immersive experience of Korean ethnic culture, the ultimate photo opportunity in Yanji! ✨ The Yanji Folk Culture Park, a must-visit in Yanji, truly exceeded expectations! A 30 RMB ticket (even cheaper online) allows for a fully immersive experience of Korean culture – incredible value! The park is open from 9 am to 9 pm, giving you plenty of time. It's also conveniently located just a 15-minute taxi ride from Chaoyangchuan Airport. The biggest surprise was the Hanbok (traditional Korean dress) photoshoot! The park is filled with clothing rental shops offering hundreds of styles to choose from, including courtly and everyday options. The embroidered patterns of peonies and cranes are exquisite, and a complete set with makeup and hairstyle is very cost-effective. Strolling through the century-old houses with their blue tiles and white walls in trendy Hanbok, the stone paths, pottery jars, and upturned eaves serve as natural backdrops. Every shot looks like a K-drama heroine – the whole park is filled with "Yanbian princesses," creating an amazing photo atmosphere. Besides photos, the cultural experiences are also incredibly rich! You can make rice cakes and taste sweet mulberry rice wine at the Intangible Cultural Heritage Experience Hall, sit on a heated floor and listen to a gayageum performance, instantly transporting you to a traditional Korean village. There are also traditional sports activities like swings and archery, suitable for both adults and children. In the evening, you can enjoy exciting long drum dances and fan dances, creating a fantastic atmosphere. Don't miss the authentic Korean cuisine in the park! The kimchi, cold noodles, and barbecue are all delicious and perfect for recharging after a long day. The park is commercialized but not chaotic, with full 5G coverage, allowing for seamless real-time sharing on social media and connecting with photographers to adjust angles – a fantastic experience. Whether you want to take beautiful photos, experience folk customs, or introduce traditional culture to your children, this place has it all! We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and allowing 3-4 hours for a thorough visit. It's sure to be an unforgettable stop on your Yanji trip, and I've already recommended it to my friends! Would you like me to help you create a "3-Hour Efficient Itinerary for the Folk Culture Park"? Includes tips on avoiding common pitfalls when renting Hanbok (traditional Korean clothing), the best photo spots, and must-try activities, helping you avoid unnecessary detours.
