Changchun Jilin, China Travel Guide
Jingyuetan National Park With forests has ongoing efforts to maintain its ecological balance.
Recycling bins are increasingly available. Follow community rules for waste disposal.
Water resources are a concern. Conserve water by taking shorter showers and turning off taps.
Respect park regulations, stay on marked trails, and do not disturb wildlife or plants.
Support efforts by stopping at parks responsibly.
Travelers can voluntarily offset their carbon footprint through various international programs.
Look for hotels with environmental certifications or stated eco-friendly policies.
Equip yourself with sustainable outdoor kit to reduce your environmental footprint.
Book journeys that prioritize local communities and environmental protection.
Explore G AdventuresCarry a reusable water bottle and refill it with safe, filtered water. This minimizes plastic waste and supports water conservation efforts.
Mindful interactions with local culture enrich your journey and show respect for Changchun's heritage.
Local government and cultural institutions preserve historical sites and intangible heritage.
Be polite and patient. Dress modestly at religious sites. Ask permission for photos.
Remove hats upon entering temples. Speak quietly and maintain a respectful demeanor.
Be mindful in residential areas or at religious ceremonies. Avoid photographing military or government sites.
A few Chinese phrases go a long way in building rapport.
A few Chinese phrases go a long way in building rapport.
Always ask, or at least gesture, before taking photos of people.
Especially important when visiting religious or traditional sites.
Always ask for permission before taking photos of people. A simple gesture and "Kěyǐ ma?" (Is it okay?) shows respect.
Your travel choices can have a positive economic impact on the local community.
Choose local restaurants, family-run guesthouses, and independent shops over large international chains.
Prioritize local, small businesses. Purchase directly from artisans or local markets.
Watch out for possible scams targeting tourists. Do not engage in activities that exploit animals or people.
Direct giving to individuals on the street is generally not encouraged.
Be aware of potential scams targeting tourists. Do not engage in activities involving animal exploitation or people.
Avoid activities like riding elephants or taking photos with captive wild animals.
Stay away from child begging schemes and services involving forced labor.
Verify tour operator ethics to avoid contributing to harmful practices.
Prioritize ethical choices to ensure your visit positively impacts Changchun's community and environment.
Support local businesses. Eat at local restaurants and buy souvenirs from independent shops to directly help the Changchun economy.
