Yuanshuai Lin (Zhang Zuolin Mausoleum Site)
元帅林
The site of a mausoleum built by Zhang Xueliang for his father, Zhang Zuolin, with fine stone carvings; set by mountains and water, but never used as a burial site.
Yuanshuai Lin lies at the foot of Tiebei Mountain in Zhangdang Town, Fushun County, on the north bank of Dahuofang Reservoir. It was built in 1929 by Zhang Xueliang as a cemetery for his father, Zhang Zuolin. Because of the Mukden Incident of 1931, it was never completed and Zhang Zuolin was never buried here; he was eventually interred in Jinzhou. The grounds retain stone memorial archways, stone statues, and a square tower, and many of the carvings were taken from Ming and Qing imperial gardens in Beijing, giving them significant artistic value. Admission and opening times follow the scenic area's published information. Driving there is recommended.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00