Things to do in Fushun

Liaoning Qingyuan Red River Valley National Forest Park is located in the middle of Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, Fushun City, Liaoning Province, on the branch of Longgang Mountain, a remnant of Changbai Mountain. [1] It is only 5 kilometers away from Qingyuan Town, the county seat, less than 100 kilometers away from Shenyang, Fushun and other central urban areas in Liaoning Province, and less than 100 kilometers away from Meihekou City in Jilin to the east, with a total area of ​​9112.3 hectares. [2]

Visiting Hetu Ala City, the birthplace of the Qing Dynasty, was a truly memorable and worthwhile experience. The scenic area boasts a rich cultural heritage, with its charmingly antique Manchu architecture and imposing city walls exuding historical charm. The tranquil environment is lush with vegetation, and visitors can explore attractions such as the Khan's Palace and the Khan's Well, as well as enjoy traditional folk performances. The staff provides detailed and insightful explanations, allowing for an immersive experience of the rich Manchu culture. Ideal for leisure travel and educational tours, it offers excellent value for money and is well worth a visit.

Fushun Dongshangkou, one hour to Qingyuankou, turn left and it is 2 kilometers away, there are road signs. In summer, it is a forest park. In winter, the snow trails are built using natural terrain, with lengths of 200 meters, 500 meters, and 600 meters respectively. Two hundred meters can be slid alone, and the other two need to be slid in a team. I think it may be that the long slide consumes a lot of time for single sliding and increases the waiting time. There are also two artificially built slides and an artificially poured ice rink. The snacks at noon are not expensive, instant noodles are 10 yuan, grilled sausages, and corn hot pot skewers. The overall cost performance is acceptable.

The scenic area boasts pristine natural beauty with canyons, waterfalls, and clear streams, and is rich in negative oxygen ions, making it a natural summer resort and a place to cleanse the lungs. It also features a variety of popular attractions such as high-altitude glass rafting, rainbow slides, and glass bridges, making it suitable for all ages. The entire experience is easy with no strenuous climbing, and a single ticket allows you to enjoy multiple attractions at great value. The scenery is unique in each season.

As a World Cultural Heritage site and the foremost of the three imperial mausoleums outside the Great Wall, this ancestral mausoleum of the Qing Dynasty exudes a solemn tranquility, devoid of hustle and bustle. Red walls and yellow tiles reflect against Qiyun Mountain; the unique wooden fence and red gate, the Manchu, Mongolian, and Han inscriptions on the Four Ancestors Stele Pavilion, and the distinctive stone dragon carvings unique to Qing mausoleums—every detail holds a piece of early Manchu history. The guides are professional and meticulous, vividly explaining the imperial ancestral worship rites and the stories of the mausoleum's feng shui. The scenic area is well-managed, clean, and free of forced purchases and noisy vendors. It's a perfect place to calmly appreciate and explore!

Qipanshan is a famous mountain in Shenyang City. It has a wildlife park, a film and television city, a World Horticultural Exposition Garden, many villa areas, and an outlet town. The scenery is beautiful, but it is quite far to get into the scenic area. During holidays, it is often impossible to drive in or out.

This was my second visit to Tiannv Mountain with my family. Tiannv Peak is truly beautiful. Climbing it requires some stamina. The route isn't very long, but the ascent is quite steep. I wouldn't recommend it for young children who can't walk independently. The entire route is approximately five kilometers.

The biggest feeling of this growth is that there are still a lot of people when I come here now, and parking spaces are very difficult to find. But once you play there, all the unpleasantness is forgotten. The place is relatively smaller than some water worlds in Guangdong, but it is also good for northerners to play.

Few people, beautiful scenery, absolutely fantastic! There are lots of small fish in the river, and the rest area has swings – truly wonderful, exceeding my expectations! The entire one-way hike is 4.8 kilometers, and there's an electric shuttle bus at the end that takes you to the starting point parking lot for 15 yuan.

Hot Go Park is ideal for families, couples, and adventure-seekers who want a mix of fun and natural beauty.