What do you need to prepare for traveling to Changbai Mountain?

Be sure to bring necessary warm clothes and rain and sun protection equipment

Introduction:

1. Changbai Mountain Scenic Area is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction. The main peak of Changbai Mountain is mostly white. It is named after the pumice and snow, and is known as "the highest peak in the world with thousands of years of snow and ten thousand years of pine trees". The scenic spot is a tourist attraction with a high reputation of "sacred mountains, holy waters, strange forests, and fairy fruits". It is also the birthplace of the Manchu people. It was known as a "holy place" in the Qing Dynasty. The emperor had to go to Jilin Wula (today's Jilin City) to pay tribute in person or by appointing ministers. Changbai Mountain. In the summer of 1983, Deng Xiaoping climbed to the top of Changbai Mountain, inscribed the banners "Changbai Mountain" and "Tianchi", and exclaimed: It would be a great pity not to go to Changbai Mountain in life. Changbai Mountain has been China's sacred territory since ancient times and is one of the top ten famous mountains in China. . Changbai Mountain is called Buxian Mountain in the Classic of Mountains and Seas, Tutai Mountain in the Northern Wei Dynasty, Taibai Mountain in the Tang Dynasty, and Changbai Mountain in the Liao and Jin Dynasties.

2. The name of Changbai Mountain comes from the Manchu language. In Chinese, it means Changbai Mountain. In Manchu and Qing Dynasty documents, it is more customary to call Changbai Mountain Baishan. Changbai Mountain has a long history. About 600 million years ago, Changbai Mountain was once a vast ocean. During the East, Hercynian, and Himalayan orogenies, a series of fractures and uplifts occurred in the earth's crust. A large amount of underground magma erupted along the cracks in the earth's crust and accumulated around the volcanic crater, making the Changbai Mountains tower into peaks and forming concentric volcanic cones. There are sixteen strange peaks with an altitude of more than 2,500 meters listed around the crater. Changbai Mountain has had several eruptions, and there have been three eruptions recorded: the first was in August 1597, and the second was in 1688. In April 1702, the third time was in April 1702. Gray-white vitreous pumice from several volcanic eruptions accumulated on the top of the mountain. In addition, there is snow here for more than 9 months every year. From a distance, it looks silvery white. Therefore it is called Changbai Mountain.