Jilin (吉林, Jílín) is a city located in Jilin Province, known for its stunning natural scenery and historical significance. Situated on the banks of the Songhua River, Jilin is famous for its beautiful winter rime ice (hoarfrost) that forms on trees along the river, creating a magical winter landscape.

One of the main attractions in Jilin is Beishan Park, which features traditional pavilions, temples, and scenic spots ideal for relaxation and leisure. The Jilin Meteorite Museum is another unique site, housing a large collection of meteorites, including the largest fragment of the Jilin meteorite shower, which fell in 1976.

The Songhua Lake, a large reservoir formed by the Fengman Dam, offers opportunities for boating, fishing, and enjoying the picturesque surroundings. Jilin's local cuisine includes specialties such as stewed fish from the Songhua River and various game dishes, reflecting the region's natural bounty. The city's blend of natural beauty and historical charm makes it a delightful destination in northeastern China.