Forget the ice age—Mother Nature is flexing her muscles in northeast China’s Jilin Province! CGTN Travelogue host Hannah Wilson recently ventured to Changbai Mountain, a jaw-dropping destination where adventure meets geothermal magic. The star? A volcanic waterfall that laughs in the face of -20°C winters, staying defiantly unfrozen while everything around it turns into a frosty wonderland. ❄️💧
This isn’t your average cascade—it’s the world’s deepest volcanic waterfall, fed by bubbling underground springs that keep the water flowing year-round. Imagine mist swirling over jet-black volcanic rocks as icy stalactites frame the scene like something straight out of Frozen… but with way more edge. 😎
For globetrotters and nature buffs, Changbai Mountain is a hidden gem blending myth, geothermal science, and Instagram-perfect vistas. Whether you’re here for the folklore (locals say it’s the birthplace of the Manchu people) or the adrenaline rush of hiking near an active volcano, this spot proves Asia’s wild side is always full of surprises. 🌋✨
