Changchun Attractions - Changchun Sightseeing List

Formerly known as the capital of the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo, Changchun plays an important role in the Chinese history, especially in the history of Chinese revolution against Japanese invaders.

As for historical scenic spots, a must-go is the Puppet Imperial Palace, the home of Pu Yi, the last emperor of China. It was then selected as the site to film The Last Emperor. As for natural scenic spots, South Lake is the second largest park in China by area. Jingyuetan National Forest Park, which is the No. 1 man-made forest park all over the country, is also another compulsory stop-point.

Changchun, with a history of more than 200 years, is undoubtedly a favorable place for tourism. Only when you visit it, will you have a deep insight of the city’s culture.