China Travel Guide - Northeast

Author: Xu Junfeng, Xue Fang, Editors
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Publish Date: 2001-11-01
Features: As the "May Day" holiday is approaching, a convenient travel guide is essential for your trip. The pocket-sized "China Travel Guide" published by Shaanxi Travel Press is divided into 28 regional travel sections, each featuring themed scenic spots and hot routes. Each section includes descriptions of urban landscapes, cultural landmarks, and natural attractions, as well as practical travel information and fascinating anecdotes about local customs and traditions from the perspective of "big culture, new life." This portable travel guide provides assistance to travelers anytime, anywhere.
Friends, have you ever been to Northeast China? Join us on a journey to Northeast China with our "China Travel" guide! As you take the train through Shanhaiguan, you enter Northeast China. Northeast China is composed of three provinces: Liaoning, Jilin, and Heilongjiang, named after its location in the northeastern part of the country. Known as the "White Mountains and Black Waters," Northeast China borders Russia to the north with the Heilongjiang and Ussuri rivers. It shares a border with North Korea to the east across the Yalu River. The southern part is the Bohai Sea, an inner sea of China. The Daxing'anling Mountains and Changbai Mountains in the east, along with the Qianshan Mountains, surround the Sanjiang Plain, Songnen Plain, and Liaohe Plain, forming the Northeast Plain. This region features mountains surrounding water, plains in the center, and a landlocked area with access to the sea.