Liudingshan Ancient Tombs
六顶山古墓群
Burial grounds of the royal family and nobles of the early Bohai Kingdom; an epitaph found in Princess Zhenhui's tomb confirmed the location of the kingdom's early capital, a national key cultural relic protection unit.
The ancient tomb group spans two burial areas on the southern slope of Liudingshan, with over a hundred stone-chamber and earthen-mound tombs. It served as the burial ground for the royal family and nobility of the early Bohai Kingdom. The tomb of Princess Zhenhui, daughter of King Wen of Bohai, was discovered in 1949, and its epitaph provides key evidence for studying Bohai history and its early capital, Jiuguo. The stone lions unearthed here are now displayed in the museum. Protective shelters and interpretive signs stand on site, and most tomb chambers are not open to visitors, so the highlight is the layout of the site. It is located within the Liuding Mountain scenic area and is visited with the scenic ticket.
Opening hours
Open with Liuding Mountain Scenic Area
Nearby sights
- Qing Ancestral Shrine
- Zhengjue Temple & Golden Buddha
- Liuding Mountain Cultural Tourism Area
- Aodong Ancient City Site
- Jiangdong Twenty-Four Stones
- Beishan Park
- Chengshanzi Mountain City (Dongmou Mountain)
- Hancongling Red Tourism & Maple Area