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Step inside Shenyang Museum and you’ll embark on an expertly curated journey through Northeast China’s rich history. Marvel at the museum’s most iconic treasures, including the Liao Dynasty Golden Mask—one of only three surviving examples in China—and Bronze Age artifacts like the Shang-Zhou taotie-patterned giant ding, showcasing the extraordinary craftsmanship of ancient Northeast China.

Lao Bei Shi, also known as the Old North Market, is Shenyang’s most famous historic and cultural block with a nearly 400-year history. It features local snacks, intangible cultural heritage performances and stunning night views, making it the perfect place to experience authentic local life and the traditional charm of Shenyang.

This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers an unmissable cultural immersion. As the earliest Qing Dynasty palace, it uniquely blends nomadic boldness with imperial grandeur. Three courtyard complexes efficiently showcase Manchu architectural. Highlights include Dazheng Hall and Phoenix Tower.

Marshal Zhang’s Mansion is the former residence of Zhang Zuolin and Zhang Xueliang, famous historical figures of Northeast China. Featuring a mix of Chinese and Western architecture, it is a well-known cultural and scenic spot in Shenyang.

Experience an immersive journey through Shenyang’s most breathtaking rice art kingdom. Spanning 6,000 acres, professional artists “paint” stunning 3D images like “Chang’e Flying to the Moon” and “Rural Revitalization” using multi-colored rice seedlings. The 27-meter observation tower offers panoramic views.

Liaoning Provincial Museum, a national first-class museum in Shenyang, houses rich collections of ancient calligraphy, paintings, jades and historical relics, making it an ideal place to explore the profound history and traditional culture of Liaoning.