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Dehui City belongs to Changchun City, Jilin Province, and is home to the largest logistics headquarters in Northeast China.
There is an Orthodox church commonly known as "Lamatai" in the area. It was built in 1903 by Tsarist Russian missionaries in Dehui (formerly Yaomen Station) after the opening of the entire Tsarist Russian Middle East Railway.
The Dabailou Memorial Site, a historical witness to the Russian invasion of China and the site of key events in the liberation of Dehui, chronicles the history of modern Dehui. The Lotus Nature Reserve boasts abundant aquatic plants, with hundreds of hectares of lotus flowers resembling a rosy sunset, a truly remarkable expanse in China. During July, August, and September, dragonflies, butterflies, and fish frolic in the vibrant waterside scene, creating a picturesque scene of the Jiangnan waterside towns. Visitors flock to the area to fish, cool off, and pick lotus flowers.
North temperate continental monsoon climate, best for travel in summer
Jiangshan Ecological Resort
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Dehui is a historical city in Jilin Province, known for its agricultural significance and its proximity to Changchun, the capital of the province. It is a hub for the cultivation of crops like rice and corn, and it holds historical importance for its regional culture and heritage.
Dehui is located in Jilin Province, approximately 80 km northeast of Changchun. You can reach Dehui by taxi or private car from Changchun. Buses also run regularly between Changchun and Dehui. There are no metro services in Dehui, as it is a smaller city.
Dehui is an open city without strict opening hours. The best time to visit is during spring or autumn when the weather is mild, and the natural scenery is at its best. Summer can also be pleasant but may get hot.
Most attractions in Dehui do not require an entrance fee. However, certain cultural sites and historical landmarks may charge a small fee, which can typically be paid onsite. Tickets for special tours or activities can sometimes be booked online.
Booking tickets in advance is usually not necessary for general visits. However, it is recommended to book tickets in advance for special events, festivals, or guided tours, ideally a few days before your visit.
A full exploration of Dehui can take 1-2 days, depending on whether you wish to explore the countryside or delve deeper into the local culture and historical landmarks.
Guided tours are available, though they are generally offered in Mandarin. English-speaking guides might be available upon request in more tourist-oriented areas.
A suggested route would start with a visit to the local temples and cultural sites, followed by a tour of the agricultural areas. End the day by exploring the markets or attending a local event if available.
Dehui does not typically offer night visits or light shows. However, there may be special cultural events or festivals in the evening, especially during traditional holidays.
Dehui is generally not crowded, as it is a smaller city. The least crowded times to visit are weekdays and during the off-peak travel seasons, such as late autumn or early spring.
The attractions in Dehui are generally accessible to families with children and the elderly. However, some rural or mountainous areas may present difficulties for those with mobility impairments.
Cash is commonly used in Dehui, especially in smaller shops and rural areas. However, mobile payment options like WeChat Pay and Alipay are widely accepted in more urban areas and larger stores.
There are local restaurants in Dehui offering traditional Jilin dishes, such as noodles, dumplings, and hotpot. Small cafes may also be found around the city center.
Vegetarian options are generally available in Dehui, especially in local restaurants. Halal food options may be more limited, but can be found in larger cities like Changchun.
Souvenir shops in Dehui offer local handicrafts, such as traditional textiles, pottery, and agricultural products like preserved fruits and homemade jams.
After visiting Dehui, the best transportation options are buses or taxis to Changchun, which is well-connected by high-speed trains and buses to other parts of Jilin Province and beyond.
