Wunv Peak National Forest Park

Wunv Peak National Forest Park is located in Ji'an City, Tonghua, Jilin Province. It is famous for its 26 unique peaks and dense forest coverage (up to 94.5%), making it a great place to appreciate nature's craftsmanship and enjoy "forest breathing."

🌳 Wunv Peak National Forest Park Travel Guide

🗺 Basic Information

· Address: 21 km on National Highway 303, Ji'an City, Tonghua, Jilin Province
· Tickets: Adult ticket 65 RMB/person, sightseeing bus ticket 30 RMB/person (recommended to save energy)
· Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
· Suggested Visit Duration: 4-5 hours

🚌 Transportation Guide

· Self-driving: About 30 minutes from downtown Ji'an. From Changchun, take the Jishuang Expressway, about 3.5 hours direct.
· Public Transport: Direct buses from Tonghua Bus Station (about 35 RMB/person). After arriving in Ji'an, take a taxi for about 30 minutes to the park.

📌 Highlights and Routes

· Main Peaks: The park has five main peaks (Tian Nu, Yu Nu, Can Nu, Chun Nu, Xiu Nu), each with unique charm.
· Dongtian Haoyue Canyon: Notably Yixiantian, where sunlight pours through rock crevices forming Tyndall light beams, perfect for photography.
· Canyon Waterfalls: Abundant water flow, crystal clear.
· Recommended Route: Take the sightseeing bus to the trailhead → climb Yu Nu Peak (overlooking the mountain range) → explore Dongtian Haoyue Canyon and Yixiantian → visit the canyon waterfall area → return to the entrance.

🍽 Food and Accommodation

· Food: After descending, try Ji'an’s specialty Korean-style hot pot (rich ingredients including beef, beef tripe, rice sausage, etc.).
· Accommodation: You can stay in hotels in Ji'an city (such as Huaming Holiday Hotel) or experience rural life at nearby farmhouses. There are also hotels inside the park, like Wunv Peak Tiancheng Hotel.

⚠ Practical Tips

1. Best Season: Autumn (late September to October) when maple leaves turn red and scenery is splendid; spring for blooming flowers; summer for lush greenery; winter snow scenes are also uniquely beautiful.
2. Essentials: Wear non-slip hiking shoes, long-sleeve jacket (temperature varies greatly in the mountains, cooler in the canyon), mosquito repellent (summer), water and snacks (you can feed squirrels moderately; food options on the mountain are limited and expensive).
3. Note: It is recommended to use the restroom at the park entrance before hiking, as facilities are scarce on the mountain; carrying fire sources is strictly prohibited.