Things to do in Tonghua

This is my hometown. There are all kinds of food and entertainment here. Welcome everyone to visit my hometown, Dameihe.

The Ji'an Museum isn't large, but as a museum themed around Goguryeo civilization, its collection of artifacts with strong ethnic characteristics is still a pleasant surprise.

I had a great night visiting Yongheung-ri in Tongwha-sigi-ji.

Hailong Lake Park is located in the southeast of Meihekou City, Jilin Province, with a total area of ​​1,636 acres, of which the lake area covers about 700 acres. It is the largest artificial lake in Meihekou City and is known as the "Little West Lake" in Northeast China. The entire scenic area adopts the sponge city design concept, forming a spatial pattern of "one lake, two corridors, three islands, four bridges, and seven districts". It is a happy gathering place integrating ecological sightseeing, leisure and entertainment, sports and fitness, food experience, and health vacation.

An urban leisure park with a wide range of contents. There are many children's play facilities next to the Martyrs' Mausoleum, and there are also places to visit animals. The Jade Emperor Pavilion is under renovation and cannot be entered at present. The road to the back mountain requires climbing, which is quite tiring. The elm trees in the park are annoying and keep dripping water.

This scenic spot is really a very suitable place for the whole family to travel. Especially for bringing children out to play, there is also a children's play area, a natural scenery check-in spot 👍There are also performances and bonfire parties in the evening! A must-visit scenic spot when you come to Ji'an.

I came to Tonghua for the Tonghua Museum, but I returned disappointed! 1. The closing time is 16:00, Baidu checked, and the museum’s public account informed visitors that it would close at 16:30, but how come it became 15:00 when I got to the museum? 2. It’s fine if it closes early, but they start to chase people away at 14:45? A bunch of staff chased after us, reminding us that the museum was closing and turning off the lights. All the lights were turned off before we walked out, and there were children watching the exhibition. What if they fell? Everyone was chased out just after 14:50. Are they in such a hurry to get off work? What kind of quality are the staff of Tonghua Museum? Are they so afraid that visitors will delay you from getting off work? Or are they delaying you from getting off work early? It’s a pity that there is no 0-star bad review, only 1 star⭐

The boss recommended us to visit Jingyu Cemetery. We went there without stopping but it was still too late. Ticket exchange was stopped at 15:30. We could only remember the hero outside the gate and walked a long circle along the wooden plank road outside the cemetery. Jingyu Cemetery is located on Jingyu Mountain on the east bank of Hunjiang River in Tonghua City, Jilin Province. The core of the scenic area consists of Yang Jingyu Martyrs Cemetery and Northeast Anti-Japanese Allied Forces Memorial Hall. The front is the mausoleum hall and the tomb chamber, with 4 side halls on both sides. In the center of the cemetery stands a bronze statue of General Yang Jingyu in military uniform. The courtyard has red windows and green tiles, arched eaves, towering pines and cypresses, solemn and magnificent. The outside of the cemetery consists of the weapons garden and the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces trail.

The package is very cost-effective, but you have to queue for each item during the holidays, and the experience is a little bit unpleasant.

There were so many people and tourists that I didn't have time to take in many things. It's like a low-end version of the Forbidden City in Beijing. Many of the artifacts on display were discarded from the Forbidden City. Some rooms were off-limits, so people crowded around the entrances to take photos. There was no lighting inside, so the photos didn't look great. The architecture is still quite distinctive.