Things to do in Dunhua

Although many say China's Snow Town is becoming too touristy & expensive (compared to Snow Valley), I think it is still worth visiting. There are lots of ACTIVITIES to do all within walking distance. Reindeer rides, feeding, skiing, photo op including the hot water vapor video etc. One down side is that there was no signage to designated bus to/from Yabuli station (no waiting area either). It is also difficult to find restaurants for people with dietary restrictions (eg. Vegetarian, halal etc).

Worth a visit. There's a free shuttle bus from the high-speed rail station to the scenic area, taking only about ten minutes. Half an hour is enough for the Qing Ancestral Temple. Ideally, you should spend three hours at the Zhengjue Temple Buddha, taking your time to climb, explore, and take photos. The scenery is beautiful.

If you have time, definitely buy the package ticket on the bus—it's super fun! Some people brought several large plastic bags; you can ski and roll around on the mountain! (It's difficult without plastic bags, as they don't sell them on the mountain!)

It is best to avoid holidays when visiting Xuexiang, as the prices of various attractions during holidays will be higher than usual. There are many food, accommodation and transportation shops on Xueyun Street, and the prices are relatively cheaper.

虽然没爬上观景台，但是沿着栈道边走边玩就已经不亦乐乎，好美的森林雪景，厚厚的雪，从树枝掉下来的雪花，孩子的欢声笑语在林子里回荡，这已经足够美好！我们是从沿着雪韵大街一路走到底才上山， 人少清净。雪韵大街大石碑附近也有个登山口，人比较多。

A Buddhist holy land with beautiful mountains, beautiful waters and beautiful people. Here is the world's largest bronze statue of Sakyamuni. Walking on the road to the temple, you will feel extremely calm and relaxed. The lotus pond in summer is very beautiful~ Here is also the Qingzu Temple: the birthplace of the Qing royal family. It is a national 5A-level scenic spot, worth recommending

Zhengjue Temple is built on the mountain and is said to be the largest temple in the northeast. There are large-scale meditation rooms for lay disciples to fast and practice. I saw many people walking together, burning incense and worshiping Buddha. They were respectful and kind-hearted.

China's Snow Town is shared by the world, and the hometown of Snow Town is even more beautiful