Must-see Attractions in Changchun

1. Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo

   It was the residence of Puyi, China’s last emperor. The buildings blend Chinese, Japanese and Western architectural styles, recording the special modern history of Northeast China. It is the most famous historical site in downtown Changchun.
2. Jingyuetan National Forest Park (5A scenic spot)

   It holds Asia’s largest man-made forest and a crescent-shaped lake. You can cycle, hike and go boating in summer. In winter, it becomes a popular cross-country skiing resort with thick rime and ice views.
3. Changchun World Sculpture Park

   An open-air art museum with over 400 sculpture masterpieces created by artists from more than 200 countries. It perfectly combines natural scenery with global fine art.
4. Changying Century City (Movie Wonderland)

   Known as the “Eastern Hollywood”. Tourists can experience movie special effects, 5D cinemas and amusement projects to explore the history of Chinese film industry.
5. FAW Automobile Museum

   Changchun is the cradle of China’s automobile industry. This museum displays classic vehicles and the development story of domestic auto manufacturing.
6. Nanhu Park

   The biggest urban lake park in Changchun. Locals come here for boating in summer and ice skating in winter, with free admission all year round.
7. Changchun Ice and Snow New World (Winter Only)

   Giant ice castles, long ice slides and snow sculptures open from late December to early February, the top choice for winter ice-snow travel.