Lazi Mountain Ice Cave Defense Facility: The Lazi Mountain Ice Cave Defense Facility is located in Shangqinghe Village, Lijiatai Town, Kaiyuan City, with a cave length of nearly 100 meters. The ice cave was built in 1958 as a defense project approved that year but was abandoned midway through construction. Protected area: 30 meters outward from the main structure of the defense facility. Construction control zone: …
Babao Town Martyrs' Cemetery: Located on the mountainside of Hebei Village in Babao Town, the cemetery covers an area of 200 square meters and is the burial site of some officers and soldiers of the Northeast People's Liberation Army who sacrificed their lives during the battle to liberate Kaiyuan. In 1972, the former Babao Tun People's Commune of Kaiyuan County erected a monument at the martyrs' cemetery. Every year on Tomb-Sweeping Day…
Revolutionary Martyrs' Cemetery of Beifutun Village: Located between a village road and farmland in Beifutun Village, it commemorates the revolutionary martyrs who heroically sacrificed their lives during the Liberation War to liberate Kaiyuan. In 1992, the Party Branch of Beifutun Village erected a memorial monument at the cemetery. Protected area: within 20 meters around the cemetery itself. Construction control zone: …
The Ancient City Wall of Kaiyuan The Ancient City of Kaiyuan was once the capital of three historic states (the founding capitals of the Jin Dynasty, Eastern Xia, and Eastern Liaoning). In the 21st year of the Hongwu reign during the Ming Dynasty (1388), the administrative center of Kaiyuan Road was moved to Xianping Prefecture (now the Old City of Kaiyuan in Liaoning Province), and the character "Yuan" replaced the previous one, from which the name "Kaiyuan" originated. The Ancient City of Kaiyuan is one of the earliest ancient cities built during the Ming Dynasty and has long been known as...
In May 2009, a mountain city ruin was discovered on a hill where Xilongwan Primary School is located in Xilongwan Village, Kaoshan Town, Kaiyuan City. The mountain city is built on a ridge extending from the east-west trending mountain range on the north bank of the Chai River. The city wall is made of earth and roughly forms an irregular rectangle, with a perimeter of over 570 meters. Cultural relics mainly include pottery, porcelain, stone tools, roof tiles, and tube tile fragments...
Guchengzi Mountain City is located in Guchengzi Village, Bakeshu Town, Kaiyuan City, Tieling, dating back to the Han to Tang dynasties. On June 11, 2008, it was designated by the People's Government of Liaoning Province as part of the eighth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units in Liaoning Province. The protected area includes the interior of the city and an additional 20 meters beyond the outer base of the city walls on the eastern, southern, and northern sides, and within 50 meters outside the dam base at the valley on the western side…
The Site of Wanggao City in Kaiyuan is located in Wanggaocheng Village, Lijiatai Township, Kaiyuan City, Tieling, dating back to the Ming Dynasty. On June 11, 2008, it was designated as part of the Eighth Batch of Provincial-Level Cultural Relics Protection Units by the People's Government of Liaoning Province. Protected area: within the city walls and extending 20 meters outside the outer base of the city wall. Construction control zone: …
Longtan Temple Mountain Fortress is located on Longtan Mountain, north of Chenjia Village, Weiyuan Township, Kaiyuan City. Covering an area of approximately 30,000 square meters, it was formed by connecting seven peaks of Longtan Mountain with earthen walls. The fortress has a gate at the southeast gap, with a drainage channel beside it. Inside the fortress, relics such as red rope-patterned roof tiles, iron knives, and iron arrowheads have been found. The Seven-Ding Longtan Temple within the mountain fortress was built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty…
Honghe Canyon Rafting is part of the Qingyuan Honghe Canyon National Forest Park, located 20 kilometers from the county town, 100 kilometers from Fushun City, and 150 kilometers from Shenyang City. After two years of mountain blasting, road building, and bridge construction, a path was carved through the rolling mountains. The starting point is at Shahu Tun at the head of the canyon, where you begin rafting downstream...
Honghe Valley National Forest Park is located southwest of Qingyuan Town in Qingyuan County, in the eastern mountainous region of Liaoning Province, encompassing Qingyuan Town, Dasuhe, Beisanjia, and Gounaidian Township. The geographical coordinates are between 124°47′00″E to 124°56′10″E and 41°57′20″N to 42°07′20″N. The total area...
Hunhe River Source Wetland Park is located in Wandianzi Village and Kanchuan’gou Village, Wandianzi Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, at the foot of Gunmaling Mountain — the source of the Hunhe River, which is the shared mother river of Shenyang and Fushun. The park covers a total area of over 4,900 acres, with a forest coverage rate as high as 87.9%, and is adjacent to Hou Lou Reservoir, a national medium-sized reservoir, forming...
Xiahu Scenic Area is located at the State-owned No. 725 Warehouse, north of Douhutun Village, Qingyuan Town. It is 10 kilometers from the county town and 15 kilometers from the Shenyang–Jilin Railway and National Highway 202. The total area is 700 hectares, including 400 hectares of forested mountain land. The entire scenic area consists of mountains, rivers, and valleys. The highest peak reaches an elevation of 513.6 meters, while the lowest…
Songshan Fairy Cave Scenic Area. Originally named “Shan Yan Jing,” Songshan Fairy Cave is located on the mountainside of Feilai Peak in Wolonggang, part of the Changbai Mountain range. It is another natural cave discovered in our province after Benxi Water Cave, and its unique geographical features form a distinctive tourism resource. The total area exceeds 500 acres. The Songshan Fairy Cave Scenic Area is situated in Xiagzizhuang Village, Beisan Township, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County...
Nestled in Wangjiabao Village, Nankouqian Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County—a picturesque locale—the Jinshan Natural Stone Buddha Ecological Scenic Tourism Development Zone resembles a magnificent, naturally-formed giant bonsai, set amid vast, rolling landscapes. Here, meandering rocky cliffs conceal serene beauty, while myriad trees enshroud the peaks in misty wonder. The miraculous craftsmanship of nature has bestowed upon this place...
Qingyun Temple is located about two Chinese miles north of Qingyuan County, known as the hometown of the Manchu people. At the foot of Baozhu Peak, where fragrant mists drift amid rolling blue haze, stands a double-eaved, bracket-set structure adorned with a blue plaque inscribed in gold characters that reads “Qingyun Ancient Temple,” exuding an atmosphere of serenity and grandeur. The architectural style of Qingyun Temple is simple and elegant, featuring a three-story palace-style complex aligned along a central axis, ...
Nestled in Wangjiabao Village, Nankouqian Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, the picturesque Golden Mountain Natural Stone Buddha Eco-Scenic Tourism Development Area resembles a magnificent giant bonsai, adorning the vast expanse of forest. Here, meandering rocks conceal secluded beauty, while mist-shrouded trees crown the peaks with wonder. The miraculous craftsmanship of nature has bestowed upon Golden Mountain its unique charm…
Gangshan Scenic Area is located in Nankouqian Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, Fushun City. It boasts a prime location and convenient transportation, being just 3.5 kilometers from Nankouqian Station and only 500 meters from the Nankouqian exit of the Shenyang–Jilin Expressway. The scenic area covers an area of 7,000 mu, with the main peak standing at an elevation of 574 meters and a forest coverage rate of 98%. In 20…
The Nanshan City Ruins are located on a terrace atop the eastern peak of Dongshan Mountain, approximately 200 meters east of Nanshan Village, Nanshan Town, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, Liaoning Province. The site stretches 450 meters from north to south, reaches a maximum width of 160 meters from east to west, has a city wall perimeter of 1,120 meters, and covers an area of 3,000 square meters. The ruins were initially built during the Warring States to Western Han period, dating back over 2,000 years...
Shangsi Scenic Area is located in Hebei Township, Shuncheng District, Fushun City, 15 kilometers from the city center. Covering an area of 94.6 hectares, it features eight planned zones and develops tourism around three main themes: patriotic education bases, ethnic and folk customs, and Buddhist culture.
Gaoshan is a landmark landscape of Fushun City and a renowned, culturally rich mountain in the Liaoshen region. It is a large-scale comprehensive scenic area that integrates mountain scenery, historical sites, and classical gardens, and is also the only mountain park in Liaoning Province built on the ruins of an ancient city. Gaoshan Park is the highlight of the scenic area…