What cities in the north are recommended for viewing red leaves?

Autumn is the harvest season, and it is also the most beautiful and suitable time of year for traveling. Of course, autumn is also the best time to appreciate the red leaves. The red leaves in autumn are the most colorful and appreciative scenery. Taking a romantic autumn outing in the cool weather to see the red leaves all over the mountains and plains is really a visual feast.

So do you know which places in the north are good places to see red leaves? Today Lu Lu is here to recommend to you a few cities in the north that I personally think are very suitable for viewing red leaves: Benxi City

Benxi, the maple leaf capital of China, has many classic places suitable for viewing maple leaves, such as Guanmen Mountain, Laobian Valley, Maple Valley, Dashi Lake, Yanghu Valley, Dadi Forest, Huli, Longdaogou...etc.

Among them, Guanmen Mountain is known as the most beautiful maple forest in Northeast China. Guanmen Mountain is famous for its maple leaves. There are more than 120 species of maple trees, and there are so many maple leaves that people can’t get enough of them. Every autumn, the entire Guanmen Mountain seems to be covered with a layer of red makeup. The entire mountain is covered with red leaves, like balls of flames burning. It is so beautiful that it makes people feel like they have entered a fairyland on earth. October of each year is the month when the maple leaves are at their peak. The best viewing period is that many people go there every National Day, which is perfect for taking pictures and checking in.

Tips: Since the time for maple red changes every year, in order to see the best scenery, it is recommended that you follow the public account "Benxi Maple Red Index Release Platform" to learn about the best viewing time in Jilin City

< p> The third place in the top ten autumn colors of "Chinese Geography" - Jiaohe Red Leaf Valley, the remaining veins of Changbai Mountain, located in the Qingling Scenic Area of ??Lafa Mountain National Forest Park, is a paradise for photographers. The red leaves here are different from other red leaves.

When it snows for the first time, autumn is in full swing in Red Leaf Valley. Different types of maple trees change colors differently after being frosted by the first snow, presenting an original natural landscape. Some of them look fiery red, some are orange, and some are golden. They are colorful, just like nature's palette. And due to climate reasons, the red leaves here are particularly red, and the overall look is super beautiful.

Tips: The transportation is not particularly convenient. It is recommended that you drive by yourself or rent a car to see Taiyuan.

October is the most beautiful season in Taiyuan. You can visit the Jueiwei Mountain, Longshan and Fenhe Wetland Parks in Taiyuan. In October, you can see the red leaves all over the mountains and plains, which is so beautiful.

The most famous one is Longshan, one of the eight scenic spots in Kuching. The red leaves of Longshan are also called "Red Leaves of Western Mountain". Longshan’s red leaves are mainly distributed on the top of Longshan and on the slopes on both sides of Mingxiangou. It is the largest and most concentrated place for viewing red leaves in Taiyuan, and is an important part of Jinci Scenic Area.

In addition to the red leaves, there are also grottoes. The grottoes are relatively different, but there are many of them with different shapes, which are very suitable for taking pictures, and the photos taken are very cute.

Tips: It is recommended to travel by car. There are many stairs, and friends with poor physical strength should choose according to their own conditions. There will be more people on weekends, so those who have time are advised to avoid weekends.

The above are some of the cities in the north that Lu Lu shared that I know are suitable for viewing red leaves! The beginning of autumn is the red maple trees that are as red as fire. Don’t live up to the romance of autumn, let’s watch the fiery red autumn together!