Introducing Yánjí
The capital of China’s Korean Autonomous Prefecture, Yánjí feels different from other Chinese cities. Many people are of Korean descent, signs are bilingual (Chinese/Korean) and food is Korean or Korean-influenced. While Yánjí doesn’t have many ‘sights, ’ it’s an intriguing place to wander around. It’s also a transport hub for trips to Chángbái Shān.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Going to Heaven Lake (Tian Chi) by train (to Baihe or Erdao Baihe)?
by manchurianexile 01 September 2011
But I live in Antu. IIt's nowhere near a mountain! Nearly ALL trains that pass through Antu will be heading either for or away from…
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Re: Going to Heaven Lake (Tian Chi) by train (to Baihe or Erdao Baihe)?
by nureia 01 September 2011
About Antu railway station: it seems Antu is on the other part of the mountain (north slope I think). Erdaobaihe is on the west. They…
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RE: Going to Heaven Lake (Tian Chi) by train (to Baihe or Erdao Baihe)?
by manchurianexile 31 August 2011
Actually, not a stupid question because, although there is a Baihe City in the West of Jilin, Baihe station is, indeed, in Erdaobaihe.…
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