Qing Ancestral Shrine
清祖祠
A shrine in the Liuding Mountain scenic area honoring Bukhuri Yongshun, founding ancestor of the Qing dynasty, which tells the origins of the Manchu people and the legend of the Three Celestial Maidens of Changbai Mountain.
Dunhua is regarded as the place where Bukhuri Yongshun, the founding ancestor of the Qing dynasty, established the city of Ehuduli. The Qing Ancestral Shrine, built in traditional Manchu architectural style, presents the origin legend of the Aisin Gioro clan, Manchu shamanistic culture and Qing history, and cultural experiences with Manchu costumes and rituals are often offered. It lies on the west side of the Liuding Mountain scenic area, and the visit is included with the scenic ticket. You can link it with the ancient tomb group and Zhengjue Temple in a loop. Exhibits are mainly illustrated panels, so the site suits visitors interested in Qing history and Manchu culture.
Opening hours
Open with Liuding Mountain Scenic Area
Nearby sights
- Liudingshan Ancient Tombs
- Liuding Mountain Cultural Tourism Area
- Zhengjue Temple & Golden Buddha
- Aodong Ancient City Site
- Jiangdong Twenty-Four Stones
- Beishan Park
- Chengshanzi Mountain City (Dongmou Mountain)
- Hancongling Red Tourism & Maple Area