he Bisong Jingyue Tower and Taiping Bell Tower are located on Guantan Mountain. The Bisong Jingyue Tower was completed in 2000 with a height of 50.2 meters. The number 50 represents the 50th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, and the number 2 represents the 200th anniversary of Changchun's establishment. The Taiping Bell Tower was built in July 1991 to commemorate Jilin Province's ten-year absence of major forest fires from 1981 to 1990. Climbing up the 195 steps that symbolize "to", "permanently", and "to benefit", one can overlook the clear waters and vast forests of Guantan Mountain.

　　The Jingyuetan Starry Sky Cable Car project is located at the ski resort of the scenic area. You can take the 1321 meter long hanging chair cable car to reach the mountaintop, shuttle through the forest, and enjoy a cool and pleasant experience. Sitting on the cable car overlooking the endless red pine forest, feeling relaxed and happy. After reaching the summit, looking back, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the scenic area. Enjoy the scenery during the day, explore the picturesque scenery at night, and experience the romance twice as much at night. Riding on the evening breeze, in the slow time closest to the sky, encounter a limited painting of mountains and lush greenery intertwined with starry sky.

　　The "Dragon Tour Pure Moon" water bamboo raft project consists of two dragon shaped bamboo raft formations, each consisting of 28 dragon shaped bamboo rafts connected end-to-end. The dragon bamboo raft is intricately adorned with lights that outline a mysterious silhouette. During the voyage, the water and sky complement each other, and the warm golden light strip laid along the waterfront echoes the dragon shaped bamboo raft from afar. The light and shadow dance on both sides of the strait, accompanied by ethereal singing. Amidst the dazzling stars and moon, a grand feast of singing and dancing is encountered, which is magnificent and ignites the dazzling night economy.

　　Along the west gate road of the scenic area, colorful lights wrap around the pine forests on both sides, and red, green, and blue light and shadow flow between the tree trunks, creating a tranquil forest that is instantly lively and vibrant.

　　The Jingyuetan Water Release Tower is located on the west side of the reservoir dam, and is the former site of Jingyuetan Water Source, a municipal cultural heritage unit. It is also a landmark for the filming of "The World". Construction began in 1934 and was completed in 1935. It was a hydraulic building built during the period of Manchukuo to supply water to the urban area of Changchun.

　　The China Vasa Museum is a comprehensive cultural and museum venue that introduces the origin of Swedish Vasa skiing, the introduction, development, and achievements of Changchun Vasa skiing, showcases the charm of cross-country skiing and leisure fitness, and advocates for a healthy lifestyle. It is the only themed museum in China that focuses on Vasa international skiing and the dissemination of skiing culture, with high international, cultural, popular science, and entertainment value. The museum's internal exhibitions use modern display techniques and methods such as images and text to capture and collect the imprints of ice and snow culture represented by Vasa, clearly preserving the culture and history accumulated by Vasa in Changchun, forming a rich accumulation of ice and snow culture, and giving Changchun's ice and snow culture the characteristics of both North and South integration, and both domestic and foreign integration.