How to have fun with a self-driving trip to Changbai Mountain for summer vacation?

International renowned rating agency has selected China's top ten summer resorts, and Changbai Mountain ranks fifth. However, upon closer inspection, it can be found that Changbai Mountain is not only the coolest among the top ten summer resorts, with an average temperature of only 12-21 degrees Celsius in July and August, but it is also one of the only four destinations with a stunning index of 10 out of 10. It can be said that it combines coolness and beautiful scenery. It is time to plan your own self-driving summer vacation!

Heaven Lake on Changbai Mountain

Both the western and northern routes offer views of Heaven Lake, with the western route providing a better view. Heaven Lake is renowned for its extremely clear water and has been considered a dragon's abode and a paradise on earth since ancient times. The weather around Heaven Lake is highly variable, with wind, clouds, rain, hail, fog, and snow all possible in a single day. Sometimes it remains overcast for several days, while at other times it suddenly clears up. Seeing the true face of Heaven Lake is considered a great fortune in life. Midsummer is the best time to visit Heaven Lake, as there is relatively less fog, increasing the chances of seeing its true beauty.

Changbai Mountain

Visiting Changbai Mountain in the summer, you can see the scenery of three seasons—summer, spring, and winter—as you ascend from the foot of the mountain. You'll be treated to lush and dense green vegetation, colorful valley flower seas, and the snow-capped peak of Baekdu Mountain, which will surely feast your eyes. Not to mention the ever-changing Tianchi Lake, as unpredictable as a proud girl. Some visitors leave disappointed without seeing it, while those who do are thrilled. Perhaps this is what falling in love feels like!

Meiren Song Park

High-oxygen cycling: Rent a bike and ride in this high-altitude, high-forest-coverage, high-oxygen area to purify both body and mind.

Wanda Resort

It is said that in the forest, each cubic centimeter of air contains 30,000 negative ions, which is 600 times that of an ordinary household. Negative ions can directly affect the central nervous system, increasing endorphin levels, thereby making people feel happy and energetic.