Located in the heart of northeastern China, Changchun, the capital of Jilin Province, invites travellers with its fascinating blend of natural beauty, rich history, and modern allure. Renowned for its picturesque winter landscapes that transform the region into a snow-clad wonderland, Changchun allows visitors to experience the harmony of its contrasting seasons, diverse culture, natural beauty, and so much more.
Ideal Seasons to Visit
Winter transforms Changchun into a snowy wonderland from October to April, ideal for thrilling skiing adventures. Summers are perfect for museum visits, boating, and park picnics.
Accessing Changchun
Fly internationally to Shanghai and catch a domestic flight to Changchun Longjia International Airport (CGQ), a mere 18.6 miles from the city center.
Navigating via Public Transport
The city boasts a robust bus system; while routes are primarily in Chinese, tourist-friendly options like the circular Route 80 and Route 306 offer easy access to key destinations for a standard fare. Trams and light rails complement this transport network.
Accommodation Variety
From budget stays to luxury hotels, Changchun offers diverse accommodation options, catering to all preferences and budgets. If you are looking for well-appointed Changchun serviced apartments to unwind during your trip to the city, look no further than Somerset Zhongmao Changchun.
Must-Visit Destinations
Explore the scenic Jingyuetan National Forest Park, delve into history at the Museum of the Imperial Palace of Manchukuo, and revel in the historical charm of the Changchun Film Studio.
