National Parks of ChinaOverview
| Province | Liaoning |
| Location | Liaoning |
| Latitude, longitude | 41.8, 123.4 Google Maps |
| Nearby sites | Mukden Palace, Shenyang, Benxi Water Cave, Qianshan, Mount Yiwulü |
| Nearby cities | Tianjin, Harbin, Changchun |
| Highlights | Capital of Liaoning |
| Top sights | Shenyang Imperial Palace |
| Themes | Cities, Palaces, Culture & history, Stamps |
About
Shenyang, capital of Liaoning and a sub-provincial city, is the industrial heart and a historic city of the north-east: nine districts, one county-level city and three counties, about 13,000 km² with an urban area of 3,495 km², population 7.4 million, 5.536 million in the city. One of the largest cities north of the Great Wall, it has long held economic and strategic importance; the Shenyang military region ranks second among China’s seven.
City sights
Suburban sights
Eastern Tomb (Fuling)
Northern Tomb (Zhaoling)
Qipan Mountain
Further afield
Benxi Water Cave
Stamps
On 18 March 1996 China Post issued 1996-3 “Shenyang Imperial Palace”, two stamps: the western section and the eastern buildings.
