What are the tourist attractions in Yanji?

Chengzishan Mountain City Ruins

The Chengzishan Mountain City Ruins in Jilin Province is located about 10 kilometers east of Yanji City, at the junction of Yanji City and Longjing City, after the confluence of the Burhatong River and the Hailan River. Surround the city. Most of the artifacts unearthed in the city, such as bronze mirrors, bronze seals, copper coins, various ornaments and beads, belong to the Eastern Xia Kingdom of the Jin Dynasty.

Chengzishan Mountain City Ruins

Maoershan National Forest Park

The scenic spot is located in the south of Yanji City, with the mountain forest ecological environment, natural landscape and local landscape as the background , characterized by the interdependence and integration of mountains, water, forests, fields and cities, embodying Korean national customs and customs, integrating regional ecological core, countryside leisure, forest tourism, folk tourism, heritage tourism, holiday entertainment and other functions into one, becoming The urban landmarks of Yanji, Chaoyangchuan and Longjing City have been built into important ecological sources and core tourism and leisure areas in Yanji, Longjing and Tumen areas, and have been declared as national key scenic spots and national 4A tourist areas.

Maoershan National Forest Park

On the north side of Yanji, there is the quiet and colorful Jingpo Lake, and eight major landscapes, including the "Diaoshuilou" waterfall and Dagushan Mountain, each with its own style; To the south is the majestic and pleasant Changbai Mountain, with towering Baiyun Peak, sparkling Tianchi, roaring Changbai Falls, dotted hot springs, and graceful beauty pines. Looking at Fangchuan Island at the junction of China, North Korea and Russia, you can not only appreciate the scenery of the border village of "seeing the scenery of the Three Kingdoms in the day and hearing the exotic sentiments at night", but also browse the undulating Changbai Mountains, the vast virgin forest and the Pentium and Tumen along the way. River water.