Things to do in Yanji

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.

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.

😱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!👍

The "Instagrammable bullet screen wall" at Yanbian University is located at No. 1 University Town, 1188 Gongyuan Road, Yanji City, opposite the main gate of Yanbian University. The wall houses 75 shops in an 8-story commercial building with over 70 bilingual (Chinese and Korean) neon signs hanging on its exterior. The building is 150 meters long and 33 meters high, and when illuminated at night, it creates a "bullet screen" visual effect.

If you have time to visit Yanji, you absolutely must go to Mao'er Mountain, and you should definitely visit it in the early morning, as the scenery is exceptionally beautiful then. If you're lucky, you might even see the morning mist, which will give you a unique and special experience.

Hailantai is so beautiful! There are plays during the day and performances at night, as well as pigeons and peacocks. There are also various foods and games inside. Go in the afternoon and you won't miss anything. It's just a bit cold, so wear more clothes!

Были на вечернем сеансе. Очень понравилось, так как была подсветка и очень красиво. Все сделано в спокойных тонах, понятная навигация и дружелюбный персонал. Ещё вернемся обязательно

We visited the Yanbian State Museum, which had few cultural relics. We borrowed an electronic induction guide to learn about Korean culture and history. For example, Koreans regard white as a symbol of purity, so marriage certificates are all white.

The overall environment is very good. Children like dinosaurs very much, but viewing the fossils is just a quick glance. The AI ​​project is well researched and the children like to play. It is participatory and interactive.

The first three floors are quite standard, with no special design. The immersive layout on the fourth floor is great, especially the library is amazing! There is no explanation included in the ticket, and there is only one service staff at the ticket gate. I feel that the service needs to be improved.