Things to do in Tumen

Booking tickets on the platform is very convenient; you can just swipe your ID card to enter without picking up a ticket. The information provided by the platform is accurate. I have always used this platform for travel and will continue to pay attention to it.

Almost everyone who visits Tumen will stop by this square. Firstly, it's very close to the boundary marker, and secondly, standing here offers a view of the opposite side of the border. Transportation from the train station is very convenient; don't worry about taxis, just take the bus.

When you come to Tumen Port, you must visit Boundary Marker No. 86. Boundary Marker No. 86 is an important geographical landmark on the border between China and North Korea, which has both historical significance and tourism value, and the scenery is also very beautiful.

The highlight here is that there is a century-old house with a relatively complete courtyard, which reproduces the living environment of the Korean people. It has a sense of history. There is a flush toilet. There is a snack place. The variety is simple. Korean characteristics, cold noodles, etc. Clearly marked prices. There are folk song and dance performances. Personally, I think the drums are good. In the same direction as Nikko Mountain.

Riguang Mountain is located six kilometers southeast of Tumen City. Standing on the main peak, you can clearly overlook Tumen City in China and Nanyang City in North Korea. Across the street, North Korean soldiers are singing military songs during drills, and their voices can be clearly heard. Dogs are barking constantly, smoke is curling, and the sun is bright and peaceful.

Very good place, very beautiful scenery, definitely worth a visit!

Although it's an artificial photo spot, it's still quite interesting because I've never seen architecture like this before. The garden is actually very small; you can walk through it in no time if you don't take photos, so you don't need to stay too long.

When traveling to Tumen, it is necessary to see the other side. The best location is at Riguang Mountain, and the best location at Riguang Mountain is Nanyang Pavilion. Take bus No. 9 to the terminal. Across the road is the entrance to Riguang Mountain. On the left hand side there is a plank road under construction. You need to climb over a wooden plank road railing to get to the end. This road is the shortest and you can quickly reach Nanyang Pavilion, which is actually a two-story viewing platform with a good view.

😱The log flume was thrilling!😄 🎢The roller coaster is a favorite among young people❤, but the weightlessness of the drop tower made me hesitate. Kudos to the brave riders!😃 🏃Amusement park worth a try!👍

Continuing along, we reached boundary marker 87, which marks the highway border crossing. This crossing is open to visitors for 25 yuan, but only for Chinese citizens; foreigners are not allowed. We went to buy tickets, but there was no one at the ticket office. A staff member sitting at the entrance said entry was free with an ID card—no charge today! Great! Continuing along the riverbank, we arrived at the border crossing. There are two bridges here; the older one is for tourists, and the newer one is for vehicles, with its entrance connecting to the customs building. The highway border crossing bridge is 514.92 meters long in total, with the Chinese section being 98.08 meters. We used the pedestrian bridge, which was our closest point to North Korea. The two countries are separated only by an iron gate. Many people were taking photos here.