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Gao'er Shan is a largish hill north of Fushun centre. On the top is a 9 tiered pagoda supposedly built in the Liao Dynasty. Athough it has obviously been renovated since it still looks reasonably original.
On the climb up to the Pagoda there are pavillions and temples and a rather nice wooden "cloister" with lots of calligraphy engraved stone tablets. many different styles of calligraphy can be seen which make it very interesting.
Costs only 3 yuan to get in
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: North Side
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Apart from the prison itself, which they won't let you in to (unless you kick the guards, but then they won't let you back out again), there is also the former prison where they kept Pu Yi, the last emperor. It is now open to the public (for 20Y) and is the closest you'll get to the inside of a chinese prison while being able to walk out again whenever you choose.
Updated Nov 25, 2004
Address: North Fushun, on the way to the Buddhist Pagoda
These Qing dynasty tombs contain the remains of the first Qing Emperor's ancestors. The tomb was built before the Manchu entered and took over China proper. It is located in Fushun county, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area.
One must travel by bus from Fushun city for two hours, and this is a pain, but interesting from the point of getting to see some countryside untouched, by Chinese standards. There are a lot of trees around, and it is quite easy to tell that there have been farmers here for only just over a hundrd years.
Written Jun 1, 2004
Address: Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area
These Qing dynasty tombs contain the remains of the first Qing Emperor's ancestors. The tomb was built before the Manchu entered and took over China proper. It is located in Fushun county, Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area.
One must travel by bus from Fushun city for two hours, and this is a pain, but interesting from the point of getting to see some countryside untouched, by Chinese standards. There are a lot of trees around, and it is quite easy to tell that there have been farmers here for only just over a hundrd years.
Written Jun 1, 2004
Address: Xinbin Manchu Autonomous Area
If you do happen to find yourself in Fushun, make sure you head out easty to the reservoir. I'm told its the largest reservoir in China, but I don't know if that's true.
In any case its a beautiful place togo for a walk and get away from it. You can also stay in a hotel up here
Written Jan 14, 2004
Address: East of the city
go through the busy commercial street, at the end, you will suddenly find a landscape that may surprised you. that's the coal mine!
Updated Feb 16, 2004
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go through the busy commercial street, at the end, you will suddenly find a landscape that may surprised you. that's the coal mine!
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Resident off & on since Sep 2002. Fushun is like eating seaweed for the first time. Strange and almost unpallitable, but with something about it that is fascinating, so one keeps trying it until it...
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I'm in Fushun, in liaoning province for a year, teaching english. One of the questions a lot of the students ask me is "why Fushun" and it's a very good question... Fushun is famous for it's open...
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amber, most time i visit fushun aim to find it. the city of fushun is just built at the eage of the largest coal mine in china. with the coal, the amber found. the most beautiful amber here is blood...
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I spent one day in Fushun. I had heard about the amber carvings made and sold there and hoped to find something interesting. The day proved to be very interesting indeed. We took a taxi from...
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