Nestled on the eastern bank of the Qianshan River at the northern foot of the nationally renowned scenic destination, Qianshan Mountain, and surrounded by Longtou Mountain and Fengwei Mountain, Qianshan Hot Springs covers an area of 143,000 square meters with a built-up area of over 30,000 square meters. The world’s largest jade Buddha is located just 8 kilometers west of the resort. The Qianshan Hot Springs have a long history of discovery, with evidence suggesting they were already developed during the Zhengde era of the Ming Dynasty...
Da'an Temple is located in the southern valley of Qianshan and is one of the five major Buddhist monasteries in the area. It is a municipal-level key cultural relic protection unit in Anshan City. Existing inscriptions from the Ming Dynasty's 18th year of the Jiajing era (1539), the 12th year of the Wanli era (1584), the Qing Dynasty's 24th year of the Kangxi era (1685), the 4th year of the Daoguang era (1824), the 11th year of the Daoguang era (1831), and the 13th year of the Daoguang era (1833)...
Zhonghui Temple: Located north of Da’an Temple in Qianshan. In front of the temple stands a stele from the fourth year of the Jiajing era of the Ming Dynasty (1525), which reads: “In the mountains south of Xiangping in Qianshan, there were five ancient temples built by imperial decree since the Tang Dynasty, among which Zhonghui is centrally situated.” Hence the name Zhonghui Temple. The temple complex includes a main hall, front hall, meditation room, waterside pavilion, rear pavilion, and more. The temple faces two peaks known as Conch and Vase, and is backed by the Rhino…
Dui'anzhi Scenic Area is a suburban destination surrounded by mountains on all sides, featuring a small basin in the center. Covering an area of approximately 15 square kilometers, it is located in Dui'anzhi Village, Dagushan Town, Qianshan District, about 15 kilometers southeast of Anshan City. Situated at the southern foot of the Qianshan Mountain Range and the Thousand-Lotus Mountain, the area is renowned for its elegant peaks, steep rocks, serene valleys, unique pines, and abundant blossoms, offering distinct scenery throughout the four seasons…
Qianshan Tianying Palace Tianying Palace is a cultural landmark built based on the legends of auspicious folk deities in Chinese culture. Major attractions include: the Main Hall – the Three-Star Tower (representing Fortune, Prosperity, and Longevity), the God of Wealth Hall, and the God of Happiness Hall. Side Halls: the Matchmaker God (deity of marriage), the Male Plowing Female Weaving (folk deity of love), the Giver of Wealth and Salvation, Zhao Gongming (the Martial God of Wealth), …
In Tanggangzi, Qianshan District, Anshan City, there is the largest natural thermal mineral mud area in China, measuring 110 meters in length and about 100 meters in width. The mineral mud is a product of granite weathering under prolonged hydrogeological conditions. Its heat comes from being soaked and nourished by the 72°C hot spring water beneath it, and is unaffected by air temperature. It has proven quite effective for treating certain…
Period: Ming to Qing Dynasties Location: Qianshan District, Anshan, Liaoning Mainly includes the five major Buddhist monasteries in the Qianshan Scenic Area and ancient temple architectural complexes such as Wuliangguan from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Da’an Temple, Longquan Temple, Zhonghui Temple, Zuyue Temple, and Xiangyan Temple are known as the Five Great Monasteries of Qianshan, most of whose structures were built during the Ming and Qing periods. Da’an Temple is renowned among the five for its grand and expansive architecture...
The Ancient Anshan City has a history of 700 years. It originally began as a relay station during the Hongwu era of the Ming Dynasty, used for transmitting messages. The external surroundings of the Ancient Anshan City Site mainly feature ancient architecture and classical gardens. The buildings are grand and magnificent, creating an atmosphere of grandeur that makes visitors feel as if they are in an ancient castle. Address: Anshan Cheng Village, Dong’anshan Township, Qianshan District, Anshan…
Qianshan Wuliangguan is a renowned Taoist temple, located in Beigou of Qianshan Mountain, about ten kilometers southeast of Anshan City, Liaoning Province. Also known as Wuliangguan (literally "Beamless Temple"), it is said to have been named for its original beamless construction. In the sixth year of the Kangxi reign during the Qing Dynasty (1667), Liu Tailin, the eighth-generation disciple of the Quanzhen Longmen Sect of Taoism, founded the temple, which has undergone multiple renovations since. Major structures within and around the temple include the Hall of Laozi, the Hall of the Three Officials…
The Liaoning Provincial Military District Training Brigade is located in Tanggangzi Town, Qianshan District, Anshan City, 13 kilometers from downtown Anshan. The camp covers a total area of 260,000 square meters, and currently has one office building, one teaching building, two dormitory buildings, one cafeteria, one guesthouse, and one multi-functional conference hall, with a total building area of 19,000 square meters. It can accommodate...
The Qianshanwang Green Fruit Picking Garden is located in Guoyuan Village, Tangjiafang Town, Qianshan District, Anshan City. It is operated by Anshan Qianshanwang Green Fruit Co., Ltd. The garden boasts a 500-acre green fruit technology demonstration park, a 30,000-acre Grade A green food Nanguo pear production base, and a 500…
Anshan Post Fort, also known as Anshan City, is located in Dong’anshan Town, Qianshan District, in the southern suburbs of Anshan City, Liaoning Province. It is the best-preserved Ming Dynasty ancient city within the current urban area of Anshan. Situated between East and West Anshan Mountains, it gets its name from the mountain’s horseshoe-like shape. As an auxiliary structure of the Ming Dynasty Liaodong Great Wall, the fort is a trapezoidal-shaped castle and is designated as a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. …
Lengyan Temple is located in Hui’an Community, Batiandi Subdistrict Office, Zhanqian District, adjacent to a park on the east, which is named Lengyan Temple Park. It is one of the more intact large temple complexes from the Republican era in our province. Facing south and covering an area of 10,000 square meters, the north-facing temple features three courtyards and includes ninety-nine Buddhist halls. Lengyan Temple was first built in 1922…
Lakeside Park was built in 1985, covering an area of 9.6 hectares. The park currently consists of four functional zones: the amusement area, the senior citizens' activity area, the animal zone, and the management area. The development of Lakeside Park has been continuously improved over the years — in 1998, the "Log Flume" ride was added; in 2002, construction began on a 4-million-yuan investment project to build...
Yingkou Mirror Lake Park is located on the western section of Jinniushan Street in Yingkou City, between Shuichang Road to the north and Qiweng Road. It covers an area of 126,000 square meters, including a water surface of 55,000 square meters, land area of 71,000 square meters, roads and squares occupying 10,000 square meters, and green space of 55,000 square meters. In December 1997, …
Yingkou City Museum was officially established in 1981, evolving from the former Yingkou Cultural Relics Management Committee Office. It is now located in the middle section of Bohai Street, Yingkou, with a construction area of 3,200 square meters, including over 1,600 square meters of exhibition space. The museum houses departments such as the Exhibition Research Office, Archaeology Department, Conservation Department, Public Engagement Department, and Appraisal Department. …
Yingkou People's Park was established in 1952. Within the park stands a monument dedicated to the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the liberation of Yingkou. The monument site records the names of those who gave their lives for the city’s liberation.
The former site of the Russian Consulate in Yingkou is located in Wudamen Community, Batiandi Subdistrict Office, Zhanqian District, at the northwest corner of the campus of Yingkou Senior High School, where it currently serves as the school’s history museum. The First Sino-Japanese War ended in China’s defeat, completely exposing the corruption and incompetence of the Qing Dynasty. After the war, imperialist powers rushed to “lease” harbors in China and delineate...
The former site of Niuzhuang Customs is located in Sanlou Community, Batandi Subdistrict Office, Zhanqian District, within the compound of the current International Hotel. Yingkou Customs was one of the earliest customs established in China's northeastern region. Following the Treaty of Nanjing after the First Opium War, which opened five ports to trade, the Second Opium War in 1856 saw Britain once again forcing the Qing government to sign the…
The former site of the Niuzhuang Residents' Group Office is located in Qinqin Community, Yuejin Subdistrict Office, Zhanqian District. It was formerly used as the Yingkou Children's Library and is currently occupied by the Binhe Branch of Yingkou Bank. Niuzhuang was a commercial town situated on the east bank of the Liao River, approximately 45 kilometers northeast of Yingkou City. After the Second Opium War, in 1858, China and Britain signed the...