Qingyong Mausoleum is located at the foot of Qiyun Mountain in Yongling Town, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County. It is the tomb of Nurhaci's distant ancestors, great-grandfather, grandfather, father, uncle, and great-uncle. It was built in 1598 and renamed Xingjing Mausoleum in the 8th year of Qing Tiancong (1634). Yongling was completed after 80 years of construction, from 1598 to 1677. Originally, only the clothing and body of Nurhaci's sixth-generation ancestor Meng Te Mu and his great-grandfather Fu Man were buried here. During the Shunzhi period, the burial place was renamed Xingjing Mausoleum and the mountain was named Qiyun Mountain. Later, the remains of Nurhaci's grandfather Jue Chang'an, father Taikeshi, and relatives Lidun and Tachapiangu were moved here from Liaoyang East Mausoleum. In the 16th year of Shunzhi (1659), it was renamed Yongling. In the middle of the south side of Yongling, there is a central vermilion gate with three openings. The gate is in the hard mountain style with a yellow glazed tile roof, a ridge with a kiss, and a ridgeline with beasts. Four stele pavilions are arranged horizontally inside the gate, each of which is dedicated to the founding ancestors of the Qing Dynasty: "Zhaozu Emperor" (Meng Te Mu), "Xingzu Emperor" (Fu Man), "Jingzu Emperor" (Jue Chang'an), and "Xianzu Emperor" (Taikeshi). The inscriptions on the steles include praises such as "Inheriting the Family and Founding the Nation," written in Manchu, Mongolian, and Chinese characters. On the east and west sides of the stele pavilion, there were originally buildings such as blessing plaque rooms, Qi Ban rooms, tea and meal rooms, and cleaning rooms. To the north of the stele pavilion is the square city, and in the center of the south side of the surrounding wall is the Qiyun Gate, with a double-kiss and six dragons playing with pearls on the ridge, and yellow dragon carvings on the central front and back of the side walls.
Sahalinsk Scenic Area
The scenic spot is located at No. 6 South Salhu Road, Xintaihe Street, Dongzhou District, Fushun City. It was originally known as "Dahuofang Reservoir" and is 15 kilometers away from the city center. Salhu Scenic Area has green mountains, clear water, ancient caves, and strange rocks. It combines the charm of a water town with faint clouds and smoking waters, as well as the mountainous landscape with peaks and valleys. It also has a unique historical and cultural connotation from the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is a large-scale natural landscape with both natural scenery and cultural landscapes in Liaodong and is known as the "Pearl of Liaoning". With Dahuofang Reservoir as the center, the Salhu Scenic Area is distributed along the lake with eight tourist areas including Bailongshan, Wanggaoshan, Dagu Bay, Lianhua Island, Yingpan Three Islands, Marshals Forest, Tiebeishan, and Salhu Mountain. It has beautiful scenery, fresh air, and different scenery in all four seasons. Whether driving on land, walking in the woods, or flying in the sea, you will feel relaxed.
Gaoshan Park is located on Gaoshan Road, Shuncheng District, Fushun City. It is situated on the northern Gaoshan Mountain and covers an area of 240 hectares. The park has varied terrain, with elevations ranging from 80 to 230 meters. "The mountains converge towards the sky, and from here one can see thousands of miles ahead. The gate leans against a half hill, why go up another floor?" From Gaoshan Mountain, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire city.
Gaoshan Park is a provincial-level cultural relic protection unit. It contains an ancient octagonal tower with nine eaves from the Liao Dynasty, which dates back over 900 years. The park also features a Guanyin Temple from the Qing Dynasty, as well as scenic spots like Tumen Diecui, Songlin Xingyu, Wanshan Chaota, and Dengdao Liudan. In addition, there are classical royal garden buildings such as Suoyang Huaiyin, Suoyang Tower, auxiliary palaces, octagonal pavilions, pentagonal pavilions, and a long corridor.
Three Stone National Forest Park
San Kuai Shi National Forest Park is located in Hao'an Town, 52 kilometers southeast of Fushun. It is situated at the southern foot of the Yumai of the Laolonggang branch of Changbai Mountain. The park covers an area of 100 square kilometers, with the main peak reaching an altitude of 1131 meters. It is named after three giant rocks that stand side by side on the mountaintop, reaching into the clouds. The park integrates magnificence, danger, uniqueness, steepness, elegance, seclusion, and clarity. With a high forest coverage rate, the main attractions include the majestic Three Stone Rocks, the steep Fairy Terrace, the roaring Bailongtan Waterfall, the sacred Tianmu Magnolia, and the magical Pigeon Cave. It was also a revolutionary base during the Anti-Japanese War and the Liberation War.
Bakmatu Valley Ecological Scenic Area
Kuanggou Ecological Scenic Area is located along the provincial highway Zhanghuan Line in Gu Naidian Township, Qingyuan Manchu Autonomous County, Fushun City. It has a superior geographical location and convenient transportation. The scenic area covers an area of 85 square kilometers, with a forest coverage rate of 95% and an annual accumulated water of 10 million cubic meters. The air has a very high content of negative oxygen ions, which is very fresh. The weather is pleasant, especially cool in summer, suitable for summer outings.
