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Ruins of Longteng Garden

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The ruins of Longteng Garden are located 400 meters northwest of Muyingzi Village, Talagao Township. Longteng Garden was built by Murong Xi, the last emperor of the Later Yan Dynasty, nearly 1,600 years ago. The site has now become an earthen mound without a distinct peak, but the rammed earth structures are still clearly visible. The ruins stretch approximately 120 meters from east to west, 36 meters from north to south, with an earthen base about 10 meters high, …

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The ruins of Longteng Garden are a cultural tourism attraction.

The ruins of Longteng Garden are located 400 meters northwest of Muyingzi Village, Talagao Township. Longteng Garden was built by Murong Xi, the last emperor of the Later Yan Dynasty, nearly 1,600 years ago. The site has now become an earthen mound without a distinct peak, but the rammed earth structures are still clearly visible. The ruins stretch approximately 120 meters from east to west, 36 meters from north to south, with an earthen base about 10 meters high, covering a total area of 4,320 square meters. It is the oldest and largest imperial garden ruin in Northeast China.