Urban Wetlands
Changchun Urban Wetlands is a remarkable ecological oasis in the heart of Northeast China's industrial city, showcasing the perfect harmony between urban development and natural preservation

Key Information
Area Size
Over 100 hectares
Best Visiting Season
Spring and Autumn
Main Attractions
Migratory Birds Wetland Boardwalks
Conservation Status
Protected Urban Wetland Area
Accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible Boardwalks
Changchun Urban Wetlands represents one of China's most successful urban ecological restoration projects. Located in the capital of Jilin Province, this extensive wetland system spans over 100 hectares and serves as a crucial green lung for the city. The wetlands feature diverse aquatic ecosystems, including marshes, ponds, and streams that support rich biodiversity. Visitors can explore well-maintained wooden boardwalks that meander through the wetlands, offering close encounters with various bird species, aquatic plants, and wildlife. The area serves as an important stopover for migratory birds along the East Asian-Australasian Flyway, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. The wetlands also play a vital role in water purification, flood control, and urban climate regulation, demonstrating Changchun's commitment to sustainable development and ecological civilization.
Things to Do
- Bird watching and wildlife photography
- Walking along the elevated wooden boardwalks
- Educational tours about wetland ecosystems
- Seasonal flower viewing in spring and summer
- Photography of the stunning sunrise and sunset views
- Participating in environmental education programs
- Enjoying the peaceful natural surroundings away from city noise
- Observing migratory birds during spring and autumn seasons
Tourism Guide