Things to do in Liaoyang

No. 1 of Fall Viewing Attractions in Liaoyang

Guangyou Temple

Guangyou Temple was first built in the Han dynasty and is one of the earliest temples to appear after Buddhism was introduced to China, flourishing during the Ming and Qing dynasties. Guangyou Temple'sZhonghua Squareis crowned by a huge bluestone archway with five gates and six pillars, an imposing sight. The Shakyamuni Buddha statue enshrined in the temple is a world-famous wooden gilded seated statue. Guangyou Temple is grand and majestic. The bluestone archway in front of the mountain gate is 34m wide and 16m high, with five gates and six pillars. Its large form and exquisite carvings make it a masterpiece among Chinese stone archways. On both sides of the mountain gate stand bronze sculptures. The left depicts chariots and horses on the move, borrowed from tomb murals of chariots and horses dating to the Two Han periods, and through the lively scene of a Liaodong official hastily riding in their carriage, the work vividly showcases the Han and Wei style that once dominated a corner of northeast Xiangping. The right depicts an immortal ascending on a crane, drawn from folk legends.

Prince Island Ten Mile Gallery

Prince Island Ten Mile GalleryThe Attraction has convenient transportation. It is located on the north bank of Prince Island in the southeast of Liaoyang City, and on the southern foot of Yuntai Mountain in Weizi Village, Xiaotun Town, Liaoyang County. The Attraction is 17 kilometers away from Liaoyang Railway Station, 4 kilometers away from Xiaotun Toll Station of Liaozhong Ring Line G91 Expressway, 2 kilometers away from Shenhuan Line S106 Highway, and 500 meters away from Luoxiao Line. The Attraction is surrounded by mountains and rivers, and is a habitat for rare aquatic organisms and a spawning ground for fish and shrimp. The mountain is a silt shale fault landform. Yuntai Mountain stretches for more than ten miles, like a giant dragon lying in it. The mountain has a drop of about 70 meters from the water surface. A 100-meter waterfall is artificially built, and there are bamboo boats, pedal boats and electric boats in the water, Internet celebrity check-in floating bridges, black swans, wooden plank roads, check-in swings, small trains and other park projects. The scenery along the coast is beautiful and picturesque, so it is named "Ten Miles Gallery". The overall Attraction adopts the Hui style of architecture and is known as the "Little Jiangnan in Northeast China".

Baita Park

Liaoyang Baita Park was built in 1908. There are 4 tourist areas in the park, including historical sites tour, flower appreciation, children's amusement and animal viewing. Built in the Liao Dynasty, the White Pagoda is the tallest tower in Northeast my country and one of the six tallest towers in China. The White Pagoda is an outdoor pagoda among the Buddhist pagodas. Outdoor pagodas are usually built near monasteries, and their types are further divided into eight types: Shenbian Pagoda, Zunsheng Pagoda, Shanshi Pagoda, Falun Pagoda, Skyfall Pagoda, Bodhi Pagoda, Harmony Pagoda, and Nirvana Pagoda. It belongs to the Bodhi Pagoda among the eight pagodas. There are 119 small towers surrounding the main tower in Baita Park, forming a unique Tallinn. The appearance of the White Pagoda is as white as jade, with an upper circle and a lower part, which is magnificent. The main tower is 33 meters high and the small tower is 2.5 meters high. Against the background of the blue sky, it is even more extraordinary and beautiful. It embodies the exquisite Tibetan architectural skills and the wonderful art.

Liaoyang Zoo

Liaoyang Zoo is located in the South Park area of ​​Longshi Scenic Tourist Area, Hongwei District, Liaoyang City.Bird zoo, tourist sightseeing bus service, children's playground.

Liaoyang Museum

Liaoyang City Museum is located at No. 2 Middle Road, Wensheng District, Liaoyang City. The museum was officially opened to the public on October 1, 1985. With 31 houses and an area of 450 square meters, 5 exhibition rooms are arranged. As the basic display of the brief history of Liaoyang. More than 300 pieces of cultural relics are selected from more than 4,000 pieces of cultural relics in the collection to enrich the display content. From the Neolithic Age to the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the main ones are unearthed cultural relics, and there are also handed down cultural relics. It highlights the Pleistocene Mei's rhino fossil, the Spring and Autumn and Warring States bronzes, the cultural relics unearthed from the villages of the Western Han Dynasty, and the murals of ancient tombs.

No. 8 of Family-friendly Attractions in Liaoning

Qianshan Mountain

The Qian Mountains face the Bohai Sea on the south and connect to the Changbai Mountains in the north. They are a famous Taoist site. The mountains are named for the thousands of rocky peaks that look like lotus flowers. The many strange rock shapes are a unique sight of nature and create a beautiful setting. The naturally occurring Qianshan Maitreya Buddha is a sight you can't miss: the string of naturally formed prayer beads around the Buddha's chest are remarkable.

Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall

Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall is located at No. 2 Woshi Hutong, Liaoyang City. It was established on the basis of the Wu Mansion, a building in the Qing Dynasty, and is a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit. The Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall is a two-entry quadrangle courtyard with 21 tile-roofed houses and a statue of Cao Xueqin in the courtyard. The exhibition rooms in the memorial hall collect and display a series of documents related to the Cao family, the poems of Cao Xueqin's grandfather Cao Yin, the family tree of the Cao family, and the archives of the Qing court. In addition, there are also multiple versions of "A Dream of Red Mansions" and national famous calligraphy and painting based on "A Dream of Red Mansions". The entire exhibition hall is built in the Qing Dynasty, each exhibition room has couplets, and the front door has a gold plaque inscribed by the famous red scholar Feng Qiyong "Cao Xueqin Memorial Hall".

No. 9 of Ski Resorts in Liaoning

Gongchangling Hot Spring and Ski Resort

Gongchangling Hot Spring and Ski Resort is situated in the Gongchangling Tang River Resort in Liaoning Province. The natural environment here is unique, surrounded by high mountains and pine forests. The white snow everywhere in winter glistens on a sunny day. Gongchangling Hot Spring and Ski Resort is a large leisure and entertainment resort integrating sightseeing, fitness and recreation, leisure and vocation, and professional competition. In summer, Gongchangling Hot Spring and Ski Resort swells with bird song and fragrant flowers. It is a natural treasury. Grasses on the ski tracks thrive, and it appears to be a natural grassland. Tourists may pick green vegetables and fruits in the orchard to experience agritainment in person.

Dongjing City

Tokyo City is located in Xincheng Village, Tokyo Ling Township, Taizihe District, Liaoyang City, and is a provincial cultural relics protection unit. Tokyo City was built in the sixth year of the post-Jin Dynasty (1621), when Nurhaci, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, moved the capital from Hetuala City to Liaoyang. The plan of the city is slightly diamond-shaped, covering an area of 0.75 square kilometers. There are two gates on each city wall, with a total of eight gates; the two high points in the city are built with "octagonal dragon hall" and "bedroom"; the east side of the city is built Mituo Temple. There are only the remains of Tokyo City, only the "Tianyoumen" and the intermittent rammed earth wall. Cultural relics such as Han and Manchu stone gates and glazed architectural ornaments were found in the city.

Ginseng Valley