Harbin

I highly recommend this 7-day, 6-night customized tour of Northeast China. The overall arrangement was impeccable, with a relaxed pace throughout, no rushing between attractions. The itinerary perfectly balanced cultural and border landscapes with the natural wonders of Changbai Mountain. From the Puppet Manchukuo Palace and Changchun Film Studio in Changchun, to the tri-border area in Hunchun and the Korean ethnic customs in Yanji, and then to Tianchi Lake, forest stream trekking, and forest rafting, the route connections were smooth, the accommodation quality was excellent, and all tickets were included, saving us effort and worry. Before departure, we received thoughtful advice on clothing, mosquito prevention, and viewing tips for Tianchi Lake. There were no hidden costs throughout the trip, making for an absolutely fantastic experience! Special praise goes to two incredibly reliable drivers: On the first day in Changchun, Mr. Haibao was our driver. He arrived early to wait for us, and his car was clean, tidy, and odor-free. He drove smoothly and skillfully on city roads, knew all the popular photo spots in Changchun, patiently explained the city's history along the way, and actively helped us with our luggage. He managed the pace of the itinerary perfectly, planning parking spots in advance for hotels and scenic areas. He was gentle and meticulous, leaving us with an excellent first impression of our journey. From the second day, departing from Hunchun, until the final day's drop-off at the station, Mr. Zhang Guolong accompanied us throughout, and he deserves the highest praise! His driving skills on long mountain roads, border roads, and the winding roads of Changbai Mountain were first-class. The entire journey was smooth and bump-free, so we didn't have to worry about motion sickness at all. Mr. Zhang has been deeply rooted in the local area for many years and is very familiar with the road conditions, lesser-known scenic spots, and authentic Korean ethnic food establishments along the routes of Hunchun, Tumen, Yanji, and Changbai Mountain. He actively avoided congested areas. Before ascending Tianchi Lake, he reminded us to bring thick coats. He thoughtfully reminded us of safety precautions during the Qifeng Valley stream trekking and ginseng digging, and was waiting punctually after our rafting trip. Every day, he tidied the vehicle in advance and actively helped with luggage. He was always cooperative with any minor itinerary adjustments we requested. He is generous and down-to-earth, providing thoughtful care throughout the trip, ensuring our safety every step of the way. The entire journey offered breathtaking scenery, and the service was attentive and thorough. Both drivers were professional, responsible, enthusiastic, and warm-hearted. The itinerary planning was reasonable and comfortable, with no pitfalls whatsoever. It was a perfect trip to Northeast China, and I highly recommend it to anyone planning to visit the region! 🌹

I personally feel that the food served was not worth the money paid. The only expensive food item was the Buddha Jump Over the Wall. The flavour was also off as I could only taste ginger which was added to mask the fishy smell from the seafood. But it killed the umaemi flavour of the seafood. well, just for the performance and experience. plus they don't clear the empty plates from the table.

It Is a very nice experience! Staffs are kind and helpful. make up was done very well. You have multiple clothes choices. Wonderful experience! Location is easy to find

Northeastern mountain forests in autumn have a unique charm. The mountains covered in golden hues make it hard to imagine how breathtaking it must be when it snows. The tour guide was wonderful, sharing many cultural stories of the Northeast along the way. I love the generous spirit of the local people and the extra-large portions of the meals.

I surprisingly enjoyed this 3-day autumn trip to Yabuli and Snow Town, managing to avoid the huge crowds of the winter season. Without its blanket of snow, Snow Town's primitive wooden village sits quietly nestled among the mountains and forests, offering a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. The tour guide shared insights about the local customs and traditions along the way, the accommodations were warm, and the meals were hearty. Although there was no snow, it offered a different kind of tranquil Northeast charm. However, it starts snowing here by mid-November, which must be a unique experience in its own right.