• Puppet Emperor’s Palace (Wei Huang Gong) - Meet your English-speaking private tour guide at your hotel lobby at 9:10 am, then start your day tour

First, go to Puppet Emperor’s Palace (Wei Huang Gong)Although the history became history, The Museum of The Imperial Palace of Manchukuo still reminds us of the darkness of that period. It was here that Puyi, the last emperor of China was installed as the nominal head of state by the Japanese. The Puppet Emperor’s Palace is located in the northeast of Changchun City. It is a series of buildings that are totally different from modern styles. The palace bears witness to the Japanese invasion of Dongbei (the northeast part of China) and the royal tragedy of Puyi and his concubines, we will spend 2 hours there.

• World Sculpture Park - Lunch for break, you can try local famous food after lunch go to Changchun World Sculpture Park is a bright star inlaid at the south part of Renmin Street on the territory of an urban district. Covering a land area of 92 hectares, it is a modern city sculpture park combining natural hills and water with human scenery, where, the East and West Civilization of the World, Chinese Tradition, and Modern Culture are compromised to embody its permanent there of Friendship, Peace, and Spring.
• Changchun Cultural Square - Then continue to go to Changchun Culture Square is the largest leisure square in Changchun with a history of 70 years. The square has a sunbird sculpture in its heart, in the north of which is an open-air music platform and a Geology Palace Building in the northernmost. The axle wire of the square is obviously paved with natural granites, and the areas on both sides are green spaces and garden paths, inhabited by 3000 pigeons. As a popular haunt among locals recreation opened up in 1996.

At last, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

• All Entrance fees
• Lunch (with All Inclusive Package)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Private tour guide

• Gratuities

Explore the notable landmarks of Changchun: The Manchukuo Imperial Palace Museum, The World Sculpture Park, and Changchun Cultural Square. The Imperial Palace, as the Qing dynasty’s third palace and residence of the last emperor, boasts a fascinating history due to its construction by the Japanese. The world sculpture park is a treasure trove of global art works, and the sprawling Cultural Square is the largest open square in China.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.