Wunvshan Scenic Spot

Wunvshan Scenic Spot is located 8.5 km north of Huanren county in eastern Liaoning Province, adjacent to Huanlong Lake, with its main peak at an elevation of 823 m. It boasts a unique geographical location, majestic mountain scenery, breathtaking views, diverse flora, and delightful fauna. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a national 5A-level attraction, one of China's famous mountains, the first capital city of the ancient Goguryeo Kingdom in China's northern frontier, a national key cultural relics protection unit, and one of the top ten archaeological discoveries in China.

Historical relics coexist with natural scenery in the attraction. The Wunvshan Scenic Spot mountain fortress is large in scale, magnificent in grandeur, and complete in system. In terms of city layout, wall construction, and stone processing, it highlights the outstanding wisdom and superb architectural skills of the Goguryeo people, pioneering the construction of mountain fortresses by the Goguryeo nation and exerting a profound influence on later Goguryeo architecture and even Northeast Asian architectural techniques. Inside and outside the mountain fortress, numerous early Goguryeo relics have been discovered, including the ruins of palaces, barracks, granaries, and heavenly pools. Having weathered over 2000 years of vicissitudes, these sites evoke deep reflections on the past and present, stirring endless emotions.

Wunvshan Scenic Spot boasts not only profound cultural significance but also breathtaking natural views. The mountain features misty peaks, ancient pines in secluded valleys, a stream of white clouds, and refreshing breezes. The Feilai Peak stands uniquely, as if descending from the heavens; the Hero Pine grows against the mountain, evoking a heroic spirit; the One-Line Sky showcases nature's craftsmanship, with sheer cliffs on both sides reaching depths of 31 m and narrowing to 0.65 m—gazing upward reveals only a sliver of blue sky. From the General's Platform, one can admire the vast expanse of Huanlong Lake to the east and the mystical Taiji Diagram to the south. In misty rain, the verdant mountains and emerald waters resemble a delicate ink wash painting.

At the foot of Wunvshan Scenic Spot, a new large museum covering 3,400 m² has been built. It showcases over 600 precious artifacts unearthed from the Wunvshan mountain city through various forms such as multimedia, phantom imaging, scene restoration, and electronic books. The museum recreates the glorious history of the early Goguryeo period and displays its unique ethnic culture.