The Changbai Mountains, located in Jilin Province in China and Samjiyon County, Ryanggang Province in DPRK, is the highest mountain in Northeast China and is referred to as the “Roof of Northeast China.”

The Changbai Mountains is a mysterious area that draws a lot of attention from all over the world. Among China’s numerous famous mountains, the Changbai Mountains has the highest latitude and its elevation and area are greater than those of other mountains in the country. The Changbai Mountains boasts unique and abundant resources. It is an ideal place for outings in the spring, sightseeing in the summer, admiring red leaves in the autumn, and playing in the snow during the winter. On clear days, visitors can stand by Tianchi Lake, which is as flat as a mirror. The 16 peaks and blue sky are reflected on the lake, and the water and the sky merge into one color, causing viewers to be lost in thought. The Changbai Mountains is one of the natural sceneries that are the most worth seeing in your life.