Tianchang Mountain
天长山
A border mountain north of the city center. It preserves the ruins of the Tianchang Mountain fortress built by Japanese invasion forces. From the summit, you can overlook Suifenhe and the Russian forests beyond.
Tianchang Mountain lies north of central Suifenhe. During World War II, Japanese forces built a fortress here, and in 1945 Soviet forces fought fierce battles on the mountain. Galya's story also took place here, and bunkers and fortifications are still visible on the slopes. Mountain trails and viewpoints overlook the city, and on clear days you can see the forests of the Russian side in the distance. At the foot of the mountain, Tianchang Reservoir is good for walking and cycling. Admission is free, but follow control signs when near the border.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Suifenhe National Gate
- Galya Peace Angel Memorial
- Qingyun Market & Russian Street
- Former St. Nicholas Church
- Rentoulou (Former Chichagov Tea House)
- Suifenhe Museum
- Chinese Eastern Railway Memory Museum
- Dabailou (Secret Communication Line Memorial)