Liaoning

A province of mountains and sea in southern northeast China, with Dalian's seaside, Shenyang's Qing imperial heritage and the red beaches each offering something distinct.

Liaoning lies in the southern part of northeast China, with the Bohai Sea and Yellow Sea to the south, mountains that are spurs of the Changbai range to the east, and the Liao River plain in the center. The Shenyang Imperial Palace and the three early Qing tombs outside the Pass are World Heritage sites. Dalian is a famous seaside city; the ancient city and coast of Xingcheng, Jinzhou and the Red Beach wetlands of Panjin lie along the Bohai Sea; and Benxi Water Cave, Qianshan in Anshan, Wunü Mountain in Huanren (a Goguryeo site) and Fushun are known for scenery and history. Summer suits cool seaside escapes, autumn offers red foliage, and winter offers snow and ice. Shenyang Taoxian and Dalian Zhoushuizi are the main airports, and high-speed rail links the northeast with the rest of the country.

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