1-Day Changchun Highlights Tour

- Manchu-kuo Imperial Palace / Ancient Tombs

Trip Highlights - Attractions in Changchun involved: a Korean Village, Food Street, Ancient Tombs, Manchu-kuo Imperial Palace. As the capital of Jilin Province, Changchun is situated in the Songliao Plain in northeast China. Changchun was the capital of Japanese-controlled Manchukuo (Manzhou Guo) between 1932 and 1945 and the home to puppet ruler Henry Puyi, the last emperor of China, which left many historical attractions in Changchun. We sincerely provide a 1-day Changchun tour. Our  tour guide will tell you the city's history which will make this 1-day Changchun tour interesting.
Availability: Daily.      Pick-up Point & Time: Your hotel, 8:30am.      Finishing Point & Time: Your hotel, 5:00pm.      Duration: 8 hours.

Tour Itinerary: (Lunch)
Guests are picked up and shuttled to a cozy and welcoming Korean Village where they can get a glimpse of Korean culture and how rural people live. Afterwards, guests can tour the bustling Food Street to enjoy the best snacks Korean culture has to offer. Guests are then transported back in time with a tour of the Ancient Tombs on Longtou Mountain, a collection of 12 burial sites constructed during the Bohai Kingdom. Amongst the 12 sites, the most famous is the Mausoleum of Princess Zhenxiao, which houses the first completely finished murals painted by Bohai artists. Guests are next shuttled to the Manchu-kuo Imperial Palace, the site where the Qing Dynasty Puyi was installed as a puppet ruler during the turbulent 1940s. The palace is truly imposing, with its imperial styled architecture, lush gardens, and plush courtyards. (Service End)

Main Attraction Description
Manchu-kuo Imperial Palace was home to the last emperor of China, Pu Yi. The palace was the official residence created by Imperial Japanese Army for Pu Yi to live in as part of his role as puppet Emperror of illefitimate Manchu State. It is in the northeastern corner of Changchun, the capital of Jilin Province. Pu Yi, the last emperor in China, lived here as the puppet emperor of the Japanese after the Japanese took control over this area between WWI and WWII. In the People's Republic of China the structures are generally referred to...