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Changbai Mountain transforms into a winter paradise

Time:2024-05-22 01:55:23 source:Cultural Compass news portal

After a heavy snowfall recently, the Xueling Scenic Area in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture, Jilin province, has turned into a dreamlike fairy tale world. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

After a heavy snowfall recently, the Xueling Scenic Area in Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture, Jilin province, has turned into a dreamlike fairy tale world.

Located at the foot of Changbai Mountain, the scenic area is famous for its abundant snow in the winter.

Frost-covered trees and a blanket of snow on the ground are drawing tourists and photographers to enjoy the unique winter landscape.

Tourists can also experience close contact with a group of reindeer and feed them.

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