Baodi Spa Resort is located in the hot spring planning area of Dongliang Town, Fuxin City. It is a brand-new hot spring tourism destination offering a one-stop experience of wellness, vacationing, leisure, entertainment, and sports. The resort consists of four major sections: the Sacred Hot Spring Wellness Sanctuary, the Rural Dream Manor Green Wilderness Sanctuary, the Hundred-Acre Flower Sea Fairy-Tale Sanctuary, and the Window to Fuxin Culture...
Yukuang Ecological Manor in Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County is located in Heihudong Village, Shala Town, Fumeng County. It primarily offers agricultural leisure and sightseeing services, fruit tree picking, and crop cultivation projects. The Yukuang Urban Ecological Manor project not only helps protect natural resources and improve the tourism environment, but also enhances the overall competitiveness of Fuxin’s tourism industry, stimulates consumption, and expands...
Tianshui Valley Hot Spring Resort is located in the Fuxin Hot Spring Tourism New Town, adjacent to the Ruiying Temple Scenic Area. It is a modern hot spring hotel that primarily focuses on hot springs and integrates tourism, vacationing, health and leisure, hot spring therapy, dining, and accommodation, aligning well with regional development. The hot springs at Tianshui Valley have been praised by experts as “first-class in China, truly rare, …”
The Asia-Pacific Hot Spring Resort is located in Fuxin City, Liaoning Province, in northeastern China. It enjoys convenient transportation, being close to highway entrances and exits. It takes about 15 minutes to reach the Da-Guang Expressway and only 5 minutes to reach the Fu-Pan Expressway. The surrounding area is quiet, offering an excellent location and environment. It is a comprehensive leisure resort integrating hot springs, dining, accommodation, tourism, sightseeing, and vacation...
Guanshan is also known as Wengshan, and in Mongolian it is called “Wengyin Aola.” “Weng” means sacred in Mongolian, so Wengshan refers to a consecrated sacred mountain. Historically, the Khitan people revered it as a divine mountain and called it Heishan (Black Mountain); the Mongolians of Mongolia Zhen regarded it as a holy mountain and named it Wenggongshan; during the Republic of China era, the Fengtian warlords claimed it as an officials’ mountain and renamed it Guanshan; after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, it was officially named Guanshan.
The ancient Liao Dynasty tombs in Guanshan are located in areas such as Wangfen Gou, Mazhang Wa, and Sandao Gou near the Guanshan Breeding Farm. They are designated as a provincial-level cultural heritage site. Nine tombs from the Guanshan Liao Tomb Cluster have been excavated so far; all were ancestral burial grounds for the imperial clan of Empress Chunqin, wife of Liao Taizu. These tombs vary in scale, size, and complexity, but all are built of brick and feature an octagonal floor plan. Each tomb consists of a passageway, a shaft, a tomb…
Tashan Pagoda, also known as Lüzhou Liao Pagoda or Shijiazi Pagoda, is located on the summit of Tashan Mountain, four li south of Shabei Village (Shaogutun), Shijiazi Township, Fuxin County, Fuxin City, Liaoning Province. It sits atop the mountain with the ancient Lüzhou of the Liao Dynasty lying at its base. It is a provincial-level cultural heritage site. Constructed in the first year of the Tonghe era of the Liao Dynasty (984 AD), the pagoda is built of brick, featuring an octagonal nine-tiered dense-eave structure,…
The Pingdingshan Stone City Site is located in Pingdingshan Village, Shuangjingzi Village, Zidutai Township, Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County, Fuxin City, and dates back to the Bronze Age. The site lies 45 kilometers east of Fuxin City. It is situated in the upper reaches of the Niuhe River, a tributary of the Daling River, within a low mountainous and hilly area. The eastern and southern sides of the site are surrounded by low mountains, while the western and northern sides…
The Gaolintai City Site is located in Gaolintai Village, Xikoumo Village, Fuxin Town, Fuxin City. It is rectangular in shape, built with rammed earth, and the city walls are oriented at 190°. According to the *Fuxin County Annals*, the eastern side of the city was washed away by a river, losing about one quarter of its length. Local residents report that during the early years after liberation, both the northern and western walls were still intact but were later destroyed during infrastructure development. …
The Ancient City Site of Xiyingzi is located 1,500 meters southwest of Xiyingzi Tun in Dajia Sheng Village, Dawujiatun Town, Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County. Both inside the site and in the surrounding area are farmlands. It lies 300 meters southwest of Yusi River. The terrain of the ancient city site is flat and open, offering a view stretching over 20 li from atop the city walls. In the late Warring States period, the State of Yan defeated the Donghu people and built...
The Wuhuan Pond Site is located around the area where the Fuxin County Vocational High School is situated. The terrain of the site is higher in the north and lower in the south. It borders Fuxin-Zhangwu Highway to the north and Wuhuan Pond River to the south, with small tributary streams on the east and west sides. The Wuhuan Pond River flows northeast for about 15 kilometers before joining the RaoYang River within Fuxin County. The site covers an area of approximately 120,000 square meters, making it quite extensive. Preserv...
The Stele of the Ancestral Great Mysterious True Palace is located in Shangpailoushou Village, Xinmin Township, Fuxin County. It is a Taoist stone stele consisting of three parts: the stele head, the main body, and the turtle base. The sides of the stele head are carved with the design of two dragons playing with a pearl. The lower part of the front side depicts the Heavenly Palace, while the back has the Heavenly Palace on top and clouds beneath. The stele head features intricately carved coiled dragons, with the six bold characters “Stele of the Ancestral Great Mysterious True Palace” engraved in the center...
The Red Hat City Site is located in Hongmaozi Township, Fuxin County, dating back to the Liao Dynasty. On the eastern foothills of Tazi Mountain, on the west bank of the Yimatu River in the Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County, there is the ruins of an ancient city: square in shape, with earthen city walls still partially preserved, featuring a southern and a northern gate, now both reduced to gaps. No buildings remain within the city, which is now cultivated farmland. It was the Chengzhou City of the Liao Dynasty, and also…
Located 30 kilometers east of Heishan County, on the eastern side of Tuchengzi Village in Jiangtun Town, along the western bank of the Raoyang River and adjacent to the Heishan Reed Farm, Lotus Lake boasts a long history and magnificent natural scenery. It is the largest of its kind in Northeast China, covering an area of 1,300 acres. Every year, 18 species of birds such as wild geese, swans, and mallards come here to inhabit. The lake is home to tens of thousands...
The Longwan Reservoir in Heishan County is the largest reservoir in Jinzhou area, with a designed storage capacity of 24 million cubic meters and a usable water storage capacity of 23 million cubic meters. It has an average annual water surface area of over ten thousand mu, offering vast waterscapes. The Longwan Reservoir boasts elegant scenery and great potential for tourism development. Surrounded by rolling mountains and complemented by clear waters, the reservoir is embraced by hills and embraced by the lake. Lush green pines and cypresses cover the mountain slopes, accompanied by the chirping of birds...
The Martyrs' Cemetery of the Heishan Defensive Battle is located to the north of Heishan County, covering a total area of 32,224 square meters. It consists of three parts: the cemetery, the memorial hall, and Hill 101. The Heishan Defensive Battle was a famous engagement during the Liaoshen Campaign, playing a decisive role in annihilating the main Nationalist forces stationed in Northeast China and liberating the entire region. To honor the...
Snake Coil Mountain is located in Fangshan Town, 25 kilometers northwest of Heishan County in western Liaoning. It is renowned for its unique charm within the Heishan region and is a famous natural landmark of Heishan County. The main peak of Snake Coil Mountain stands at an elevation of 302 meters, covering an area of 160,000 square meters. The mountain is shaded by lush green trees, filled with birdsong and floral fragrance, the aroma of pear blossoms, and the sound of flowing water,…
Zhenyuan Pass is located in Baituchang Township, Heishan County, Liaoning Province. Locally known as Shuangbangtai, it actually consists of the ruins of the southern and northern gatehouses after the original pass city was destroyed. On both sides of the northern gatehouse, over two-meter-high earthen walls of the Great Wall still remain. Outside the pass are the Liangmashan Watchtower and the remains of the Qing Dynasty’s Willow Palisade. …
Historical records indicate that an earthen city was built on the western bank, and in the ninth year of the Dading era of the Jin Dynasty, Wangping County was established there. It is said that Zhang Sanfeng, the founding master of Tai Chi, was born here. According to the "History of Ming": Zhang Sanfeng was a native of Liangyuwu, Yizhou, Liaodong (now Tucheng Village, Jiangtun Town, Heishan County, Liaoning Province), and was born in the third year of the Mongolian Emperor Dingzong’s reign at the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty (1248) in April...
The Dawutai Site is located in Dawutai Village, Daxing Township, Heishan County, Liaoning Province. It was discovered during a unified cultural relics survey conducted by Jinzhou City in 1981. Physical specimens collected at that time included “Zhi”-pattern pottery shards, pottery spinning whorls, purple-red sandy pottery, gray pottery, fishbone-pattern pottery, and fragments of groove-patterned pottery. It was identified as a Neolithic site. The site stretches...