The best place for May Day tourism in Northeast China is a must-visit city for May Day tourism in Northeast China.

Summer in Harbin will also keep you away from the heat. Although it is not as full of infinite reverie as Chang Ying Century City, it is still a good place for summer vacation.

However, her unique charm is not only due to the climatic advantages. She brings together the history and culture of northern minorities and integrates Chinese and foreign cultures.

Sun Island, located on the north bank of Songhua River, is a favorite place for many summer travelers. Surrounded by rivers, the scenery there is very beautiful. At the same time, she also has different beautiful scenery in four seasons, which is unpredictable and constitutes a unique ecological and natural scenic spot, so Sun Island is known as "the scenery in the north is better than that in the south of the Yangtze River".

2. Changchun Chang Ying Century City

When it comes to Changchun, many people will immediately think of Chang Ying Century City in Oriental Hollywood, which has become synonymous with Changchun and even Northeast tourism.

3. Shenyang

It is a famous historical and cultural city in China and the first batch of excellent tourist cities in China. There are more than 1 100 underground cultural relics, and more than 200 natural and cultural tourism resources. Here, the four seasons are distinct, the mountains and rivers blend, the city is magnificent, the scenery is beautiful, and it is bustling.

The cultural landscape includes: Xinle site, a matriarchal social tribal site in Neolithic Age, more than 7,200 years ago; A well-preserved royal palace complex-Shenyang Forbidden City; Ganling and Zhaoling, the tombs of the two founding emperors of the Qing Dynasty; The former residence of "patriotic general" Zhang Xueliang is Zhang Shuaifu; Rare steam locomotive museum in China; There are also spotless, clean and tidy stupas, four pagodas and four temples in the early Qing Dynasty, Yong 'an Bridge, Liao Tomb in Yemaotai and many other religious sites.