Baicheng

Baicheng is a prefecture-level city in the northwestern part of Jilin province, People's Republic of China, bordering Inner Mongolia to the north and west and Heilongjiang to the east and northeast. In the latter years of the Neolithic Age, there were humans living in the region. Before it was held under the administration of supervision offices of the Tang (618-907), Baicheng was inhabited by several nomad tribes in northeastern China, including Donghu. The area around present day Baicheng was long a hunting ground, and no farming was allowed until 1902, but now agriculture and agriculture industry plays a major role. Baicheng was established in 1908 and was named Baicheng in 1938.

Baicheng City, a unique plain city, is valued for its natural scenery, which makes it a rising tourism city. There are also Momoge National Natural Preserve. Bees are flying and butterflies are dancing in Jiangjiadian grassland. In Chaganhaote Tourism Development Zone, nine islands surrounded by water are of unique Mongolian style. In the forest park and canal-model park, you will feel relaxed and joyful with so many beautiful things that are more than the eye can take in. So it attracts larg