Top 50 Best Things to Do in Liaoning

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teddyu

Stepping into Shenyang Imperial Palace, one is immediately drawn to the upturned rooftops, brimming with the flavor of old Shengjing (Shenyang). The gray-blue palace walls enclose a rustic world, the octagonal roof of the Dazheng Hall holds stories of the Eight Banners' descendants, and beside the railings of the Phoenix Tower, one can almost imagine the emperors who once stood here. Every brick and every tile exudes the boldness of the Northeast and the refinement of the Central Plains. Wandering around, one can feel the centuries of history accumulated in this old city, which is truly captivating.

Anonymous user

A very nice tourist attraction. Zhang Xueliang's former residence features both a traditional Chinese-style three-courtyard siheyuan (traditional courtyard house) and Western-style buildings, including the large and small green buildings. Zhao Yidi's former residence is also open to visitors. The 18 yuan entrance fee is truly reasonable. The exhibition on Zhang Xueliang's later life is also very well arranged. While events like the Northeast Flag Change, the July 7th Incident, and the Xi'an Incident seem distant, seeing that Zhang Xueliang used similar small appliances and liked cartoon characters like Mickey Mouse in his later years makes this historical figure feel closer to us, prompting reflection.

Ronnieo147

Overall, it was quite good. Although it was the off-season, the scenery was still very beautiful. There were many kinds of animals, and the facilities in each venue were very complete. The shows were also very good. I recommend everyone to visit. Tickets are even cheaper in the off-season, and it's actually very, very close to the bird park on foot.

Anonymous user

I went there purely to see the pandas. The environment was nice, large, and quiet, with no strong smells. There was also an amusement park and a Ferris wheel near the entrance, and a large plaza with a flock of pigeons.

午后时光～

5 out of 10! The Liaoning Provincial Museum is Shenyang's hidden cultural treasure; a whole day isn't enough! As the first museum in New China, the Liaoning Provincial Museum truly embodies the spirit of "understated yet rich in content"! Free admission and directly accessible by Metro Line 2 (Exit D, just a 150-meter walk), it's incredibly convenient, requiring no navigation. The architecture is magnificent and grand, with a clear exhibition layout. The 22 exhibition halls cover 17 categories of collections, including prehistoric culture, Liao Dynasty artifacts, and calligraphy and painting masterpieces, with over 115,000 artifacts to explore—a paradise for history buffs! The must-see exhibits are truly breathtaking! The white jade pig-dragon from the Hongshan Culture is exquisite; its rounded shape is both ancient and mysterious, a marvel of 5,000-year-old carving techniques. Zhang Xu's "Four Poems in Ancient Style" features unrestrained cursive script; even the ink smudges are clearly visible under magnification, exuding the grandeur of the Tang Dynasty. There's also the Murong Xianbei's gold hairpin shaped like a flowering tree and the Yongzheng kiln-fired red-glazed pomegranate-shaped vase—both aesthetically pleasing and historically significant. For a deeper understanding, I recommend renting a VR audio guide for 50 yuan. It not only provides detailed explanations but also comes with a postcard, making it far more rewarding than wandering around aimlessly. Don't miss the volunteer guides either, as they are packed with information! The exhibition hall is vast, so comfortable shoes are recommended. Allow at least 3-4 hours for a leisurely visit. There's a restaurant on the first floor for a light meal, and the "Hairpin Flower" series of souvenirs in the cultural and creative area are very attractive—perfect for gifts or personal enjoyment. The only minor drawback is that some of the museum's most prized artifacts (such as the "Auspicious Cranes" painting) may be temporarily closed for conservation purposes; check the official website for announcements before you go. Whether you're introducing history to your children or experiencing cultural heritage with friends, the Liaoning Provincial Museum is worth visiting multiple times! Every artifact here tells a story spanning thousands of years. After a visit, you'll be deeply moved by the profoundness of Chinese culture. Don't miss it when you're in Shenyang!

我给你洗头用飘柔

It's actually just a beach. The biggest difference from the free bathing area is that it's a little less crowded and has more sea clams. If you can't get your ticket back, go to the free bathing area. It's also a small rocky beach. There are small crabs and oysters in some of the cracks, and sometimes starfish are washed up by the waves. Tents and parasols can be rented for 200 yuan until 5 pm.

泡泡出行记

Xinghai Park is definitely worth punching in! The sea view here is superb, the blue sky and blue sea are fun. The amusement projects are super rich, the sea bungee jumping is super exciting, the Ferris wheel can enjoy the panoramic view, and the beach can play in the water. Whether it is a parent-child, a couple or a holiday, you can have fun.

高冈市灌夫

It was a great experience. The service was excellent. The attractions were good. I tried the indoor rafting, which was great. The fish spa was nice, with its small fish and water guns. The breakfast at the Suifeng restaurant and the food on the third floor of the hot springs were also very impressive and good.

Anonymous user

It's a typical karst cave, but there's water inside so you can take a boat ride around. You should wear warm clothes when you go. There's a small town nearby where you can eat mutton soup, which is quite good. The accompanying staple food is also delicious, but I don't know what it's called. Transportation isn't very convenient.

上海曾哥

Dalian Jinshitan National Geopark boasts beautiful sea-eroded rocks, sculpted over hundreds of millions of years. The scenery is captivating, a place one longs to return to. A leisurely stroll with a bamboo cane is a truly enchanting experience.