Hot Springs And Homestays Get Ready For Snow Season

 

Hospitality sector in Jilin province gears up for influx of winter visitors

As the snow season approaches, hotels and tourist resorts in Jilin province are striving to create new consumption scenarios for visitors by integrating local elements such as powder snow, hot springs, rime ice, and folk customs to enhance products, experiences and services.

In Naitoushan village, Antu county, Yanbian Korean autonomous prefecture, Jilin, tourists linger over rich snow activities and folk experiences, showing a preference for hot spring hotels and unique homestays featuring traditional Korean-style houses.

Yang Lina, the person in charge of the Naitoushan village scenic area, introduced that this year, Naitoushan has integrated luxury homestays with ice and snow culture, creating projects themed around a dreamy Nordic ice and snow world.

Tourists can take a small train around the luxury homestays to see buildings of different styles and can ride off-road vehicles to experience the speed and excitement of traversing the snowy forest, she said.

Liu Xiang, director of the office of Piyan Mountain hot spring ancient village, said that the local hotels are often fully booked in winter.