How to play the "Golden Triangle" in Northeast Asia?

Q: Do you mean the triangle consisting of Yanji, China, Luoxian, Korea and Vladivostok? I have just been to these three places and spent seven days in this triangle. In Yanji or Hunchun, many travel agencies have routes to Russia and North Korea. Local tourist routes are generally divided into two types, one is a multi-day tour connecting Russia and North Korea, and the other is a single country route.

The first transnational route is not a fixed tour period. This route is from Hunchun to Luoxian, North Korea. After a day's sightseeing, Luo Xian took a cruise to Vladivostok, Russia, and then returned home after a day or two of sightseeing in Vladivostok. The biggest advantage of this route is that you don't have to toss around the country, but the tour cycle is not very fixed. The route I took at that time was to join a local group and sign up for two groups to Russia and North Korea respectively.

There are many tours from Hunchun to Vladivostok, which can be roughly divided into low-cost tours and luxury tours. The price of low-priced group is around 1000, and the price of luxury group is around 1400. There is not much difference between the two groups on the route. The biggest difference is accommodation. Low-priced groups live in suburbs, while luxury groups live in urban areas. The surrounding facilities of suburban hotels are not perfect. For safety reasons, they can only stay in hotels at night, while luxury groups can go out for a stroll at night. There are two kinds of tours to Vladivostok: three days and four days. Either way, the road is two days, and the real landing is only one or two days. Vladivostok is the largest city in the Far East, and there are many interesting projects, such as beaches and museums. If the arrangement is tight, it can be completed in one day. I signed up for a three-day tour. As for the visa to Vladivostok, Russia, you can sign it in a group. As long as you give a copy of your ID card and passport to the travel agency, they can handle it.

After I came back from Russia, I signed up for a trip to North Korea. There are two routes in Hunchun. One is Tumen's half-day tour to Nanyang, North Korea, leaving the country in the morning and coming back to visit the designated area in the afternoon. The price is very low. The other route is to Luoxian, North Korea, for two days, and the price is eight or nine hundred. You don't have to worry about visas when you travel to North Korea. The travel society helped you.

Personally, I feel that the greatest charm of this triangle area lies in the fact that in a short geographical area, we can experience the collision of many cultures and the customs of different nationalities. The unique charm brought by this collision is hard to experience elsewhere.