Micanggou General's Tomb
米仓沟将军墓
A large Goguryeo-era earthen-mound tomb with a stone chamber and murals, listed as a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit. It sheds light on the early history of Goguryeo in Huanren.
The Micanggou General's Tomb sits on the bank of the Hun River in Micanggou Village, Yahe Township. It is a large earthen-mound tomb with a stone chamber from the Goguryeo period. The burial chamber is decorated with murals, including lotus motifs. Scholars believe the tomb belonged to a Goguryeo noble or royal family. It is listed as a National Key Cultural Relic Protection Unit. The chamber is generally closed to the public, so visitors mainly view the mound and its surroundings. It is ideal for anyone interested in Goguryeo history, and it pairs well with Wunüshan Mountain Fortress and the Wunüshan Museum. The tomb is about 15 kilometers from the county seat and is on the way to Hugu Gorge.
Opening hours
Exterior can be visited; burial chamber not open