As the most exotic big city in China, Harbin has a lot of tourism resources, and even a cursory visit to these attractions will take at least a week. Affected by the epidemic, there was a lot of delay in the early stage, and the itinerary in the later stage was a bit tight, and I didn't dare to stay more in Harbin, but only visited Sun Island, Sophia Church, Central Street, Songhua River and several scenic spots before hurriedly heading to Changchun. But this is fine, leave a tail, and leave an excuse for coming to Harbin in the future. Harbin to Changchun is the center and richest area of Jilin and Heilongjiang provinces, and it is logical that whether it is a highway or a national and provincial highway, the road conditions should be good. But the fact is that the national highway in Heilongjiang is a rotten mess, and many sections of roads in Jilin are in poor condition. Our country's No. 1 high-speed kilometer Beijing-Harbin Expressway is expanding, and the Jilin Provincial Section has been built, expanding from the original two-way four-lane to 8-lane. The Heilongjiang section is still under construction, with no entrances and exits, no service areas, and no emergency lanes along the way. If there is an internal emergency, you can't do it if you want to "pollute" Heilongjiang, so you can only wait to enter the territory of Jilin to solve it. Therefore, before getting on the highway in Harbin, we must solve the "water and fire". It was already more than 5 o'clock in the afternoon when I entered the territory of Jilin, and I arrived at the first service area, Tao Laizhao, which was very large, and there was a special RV parking space, warming the heart, and the tunnel decided to spend the night here.
Tao Lai Zhao's service area is large enough
Dedicated RV parking for warmth ☺️
Arrive in Changchun the next morning and first visit Jingyuetan Lake, which ranks first among Changchun's tourist attractions. Note that although Jingyuetan is a 5A scenic spot, there is no parking lot where RVs can be parked, and there is a three-dimensional parking lot with limited high poles at the entrance, and RVs cannot enter. Car lovers can search for Caesar Hot Spring Hotel, less than 500 meters away from Jingyue Lake, the parking lot in front of the hotel can park RVs, free of charge!
Jingyuetan is an artificial reservoir located in the southeast of Changchun City, Jilin Province, named for its resemblance to a crescent moon, and is a sister pool to Sun Moon Lake in Taiwan, China. Founded in 1934 by the puppet Manchukuo and the Japanese, it was originally a drinking water source for Changchun City during the puppet Manchu period, and it was used until 1958 after liberation. After Changchun City built a new water supply source, Jingyuetan became a backup water source. Now it is a national forest park, 5A tourist scenic spot, the forest in the scenic area is artificially built, with the reputation of "Asia's largest artificial forest sea", "green sea pearl", "urban oxygen bar", is the ecological green core and city business card of Changchun City, but also the most prestigious tourist attractions in Changchun. Jingyue Lake is like a beautiful picture scroll, and when the picture scroll slowly opens and presents a beautiful scenery, it is impossible to forget. The cool autumn rhyme, warm shade, and happy mood really have a comfortable and comfortable feeling of being tightly embraced by nature.
The Jingyuetan stone stele is very magnificent
Jingyuetan Dam. It tells the history of Jingyuetan Lake.
Jingyuetan floor plan
See Changchun from Jingyuetan Lake
A forest by Jingyue Lake
Tree-lined
Jingyuetan Reservoir Dam
The fountain under the sunlight reflects the rainbow