144 Major Historical and Cultural Sites Protected at the National Level in Liaoning (batches 1–8, named by the State Council 1961–2019; 2 of them cross provincial borders, such as the Great Wall and the Grand Canal). Dots are coloured by category; click one to jump to its entry. See also Liaoning and all provinces.
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Dalian (24)
- Sino-Soviet Friendship Tower 中苏友谊纪念塔Modern historic sites · first batch (1961)Memorial tower completed in 1957 to commemorate friendship between China and the Soviet Union, standing on the square in front of the Lüshun Museum.
- Site of Lüshun Prison 旅顺监狱旧址Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Prison begun by the Russian Empire in 1902 and enlarged by Japan in 1907, now the Lüshun Russo-Japanese Prison Site Museum.
- Russian Buildings in Dalian 大连俄国建筑Modern historic sites · fourth batch (1996)The Dalny Municipal Hall on Yantai Street, built in 1900, originally the administrative center when Tsarist Russia occupied Lüshun and Dalian.
- Dalian Zhongshan Square Modern Building Complex 大连中山广场近代建筑群Modern historic sites · fifth batch (2001)A group of modern buildings around a circular square 213 m in diameter with ten roads radiating from it, mostly built between 1908 and 1936.
- Wanzhong Tomb 万忠墓Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)The mass grave of the victims of the Lushun massacre, first built in 1895 and rebuilt with a stele in 1896, with a worship hall in front of the tomb.
- Site of the Kwantung Government-General Museum 关东厅博物馆旧址Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)Now the building of the Lüshun Museum, built in 1917; the Lüshun Museum was founded in 1915 and grew from the Japanese Kwantung Government-General Museum.
- Xiaozhushan Site 小珠山遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Neolithic shell-mound site on the east slope of Xiaozhu Mountain on Guanglu Island.
- Shuangtuozi Site 双砣子遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A site from the Neolithic to the Shang.
- Weiba Mountain City (including Qingquan Temple) 巍霸山城(含清泉寺)Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A mountain-city site of the Han to Tang, including Qingquan Temple.
- Daheishan Mountain City 大黑山山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)Also called Beisha City, a mountain city built by Goguryeo in the early 5th century at about 500 meters above sea level, the political and military center ruling the Dalian area at that time.
- Deli Temple Mountain City 得利寺山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)Also called Deliying City, a mountain city built by Goguryeo in the early 5th century, 2,240 meters in circuit; the Liaodong Guard was set up here in the 4th year of the Ming Hongwu reign (1371).
- Sipingshan Stone Mound Cemetery 四平山积石墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Neolithic stone mound cemetery.
- Shipenggou Dolmen 石棚沟石棚Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Dolmen tomb of the Xia and Shang periods.
- Gangshanglou Cemetery 岗上楼上墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Western Zhou to Spring and Autumn period.
- Yingchengzi Han Tombs 营城子汉墓群Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Tomb group of the Han dynasty.
- Site of the South Ammunition Depot 南子弹库旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The site of an ammunition depot of 1884.
- Site of the Lushun Dockyard 旅顺船坞旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)A large dock built by the Qing government for the Beiyang Fleet in the 1880s, in the grounds of the Dalian Liaonan Shipyard.
- Laotieshan Lighthouse 老铁山灯塔Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)A lighthouse built by the Qing government to serve the Lushunkou naval port, at the southwest corner of Laotieshan; it was used in turn by Japan, the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union.
- Site of the Kwantung Leased Territory Governor-General's Office 关东州总督府旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The seat of the Japanese Governor-General of the Kwantung Leased Territory, taken over by the People's Liberation Army after the founding of the People's Republic.
- Site of the Lushun Red Cross Hospital 旅顺红十字医院旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The site of the Lushun Red Cross Hospital.
- Site of the Kwantung Leased Territory Office 关东州厅旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)A two-story European-style building first built by the Russian Empire and occupied by Japan after the Russo-Japanese War, successively the seat of the Kwantung Governor-General's Office, Kwantung Agency and Kwantung Leased Territory Office.
- Site of the Japanese Kwantung Army Headquarters 侵华日军关东军司令部旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The site of the headquarters of the Japanese Kwantung Army that invaded China, a two-story European-style building built in 1919.
- Zhangdian Ancient City Site 张店古城遗址Ancient sites · eighth batch (2019)A Han-dynasty site discovered in 1972, consisting of two rammed-earth cities, one large and one small, and a cemetery outside the walls, covering nearly 100,000 square meters.
- Russian Deputy Land Defense Commander's Residence in Lüshun 旅顺沙俄陆防副司令官邸建筑Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)A residence of the Russian deputy commander of land defense, built in 1900, taken over by the People's Liberation Army after the founding of the People's Republic.
Shenyang (20)
- Shenyang Imperial Palace 沈阳故宫Ancient buildings · first batch (1961)Palace of the Later Jin and of the Qing before its entry into the Pass, first built in 1625; after the capital moved to Beijing it became the Shengjing travel palace, and was substantially extended under Emperor Qianlong.
- Qing Zhaoling Mausoleum 清昭陵Ancient tombs · second batch (1982)Commonly called the North Tomb, the joint mausoleum of Hong Taiji, the Qing Taizong emperor, and Empress Xiaoduanwen.
- Fuling Mausoleum 福陵Ancient tombs · third batch (1988)Commonly called the East Tomb, the mausoleum of Nurhaci, khan of the Later Jin, one of the three Shengjing mausoleums.
- Former Residence of Zhang Xueliang 张学良旧居Modern historic sites · fourth batch (1996)Official residence of the Fengtian warlord Zhang Zuolin and his son Zhang Xueliang, generally called the Zhang Family Marshal's Mansion or the Young Marshal's Mansion.
- Xinle Site 新乐遗址Ancient sites · fifth batch (2001)Village site of the Neolithic Xinle culture, on a high terrace on the north bank of an old course of the Hun River.
- Yemaotai Liao Tombs 叶茂台辽墓Ancient tombs · fifth batch (2001)A group of Liao dynasty tombs, found one after another on two hillsides since 1953.
- Site of Northeastern University 东北大学旧址Modern historic sites · fifth batch (2001)The campus of Northeastern University before it went into exile within the Pass after the September 18 Incident of 1931.
- Gaotaishan Site 高台山遗址Ancient sites · sixth batch (2006)A Neolithic site.
- Shitaizishan Mountain City 石台子山城Ancient sites · sixth batch (2006)A mountain city site of the Han to the Tang.
- Xibe Family Temple 锡伯族家庙Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)Also called Taiping Temple, the family temple of the Xibe people of Shengjing in the Qing, a Gelug-school Tibetan Buddhist temple.
- Wugou Jingguang Relic Pagoda 无垢净光舍利塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty relic pagoda; the "Evening Glow at Tawan", one of the old Eight Scenes of Shenyang, refers to this pagoda.
- Shenyang Catholic Church 沈阳天主堂Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Liaoning, called the Sacred Heart Cathedral and also the Xiaonan Catholic Church, begun in 1875.
- Shenyang Zhongshan Square Building Complex 沈阳中山广场建筑群Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Made up of Zhongshan Square and six major buildings around it; the square was formerly called Central Square.
- Site of the Liaoning General Station 辽宁总站旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Commonly called the Old North Station, once the Shenyang North Station building, begun in 1927 and completed in 1930, designed by the architect Yang Tingbao.
- Site of the Fenghai Railway Bureau 奉海铁路局旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The former office building of the Fenghai Railway Bureau, built in 1931-1932 and now part of Shenyang East Station.
- Site of the Shenyang Allied POW Camp of World War II 沈阳二战盟军战俘营旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Also called the Fengtian POW Camp, the site of a camp that held Allied prisoners of war in World War II.
- Yongan Stone Bridge 永安石桥Ancient buildings · eighth batch (2019)A stone arch bridge first built in the 6th year of Chongde of the Qing (1641), 37 meters long, running east to west.
- Former Site of the CCP Manchuria Provincial Committee 中共满洲省委旧址Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)Headquarters of the CCP Manchuria Provincial Committee from 1927 to 1931, then the Communist Party's leading body in Northeast China.
- Former Beidaying Barracks 北大营营房旧址Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)A former barracks, the first place attacked by the Kwantung Army at the time of the September 18 Incident.
- Former Special Military Tribunal for the Trial of Japanese War Criminals 审判日本战犯特别军事法庭旧址Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)The Special Military Tribunal of the Supreme People's Court set up in 1956 to try Japanese war criminals, which sat in Shenyang and Taiyuan and tried 45 war criminals.
Chaoyang (20)
- Chaoyang North Pagoda 朝阳北塔Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Named for being the northernmost of the three pagodas in Chaoyang city in earlier times; repairs from 1984 to 1992 found earlier pagoda foundation remains beneath it.
- Niuheliang Site 牛河梁遗址Ancient sites · third batch (1988)Important site group of the late Hongshan culture, covering about 50 square kilometers among the valleys of the Nulu'erhu Mountains.
- Dongshanzui Site 东山嘴遗址Ancient sites · fifth batch (2001)Neolithic site.
- Yuantaizi Tomb 袁台子墓Ancient tombs · sixth batch (2006)A Jin dynasty tomb.
- Feng Sufu Tomb 冯素弗墓Ancient tombs · sixth batch (2006)The tomb of Feng Sufu, a founding minister and member of the imperial family of the Northern Yan in the Sixteen Kingdoms period, and of his wife and family.
- Yunjie Temple Pagoda 云接寺塔Ancient buildings · sixth batch (2006)Originally called Moyun Pagoda and also known as Zhongfeng Pagoda, a Liao-dynasty 13-story solid close-eaved brick pagoda about 37 meters high.
- Youshun Temple 佑顺寺Ancient buildings · sixth batch (2006)A Tibetan Buddhist temple built in the 46th year of the Qing Kangxi reign (1707), 233 meters from north to south.
- Wulian City Site 五连城城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Xia to Shang periods.
- Bajiazi City Site 八家子城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Liao to Yuan periods.
- Lamadong Cemetery 喇嘛洞墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Three Kingdoms to Jin period.
- Baleng Guan Pagoda 八棱观塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty ancient pagoda on a hilltop, facing the Daling River on the south and across the river from the site of the Liao Jianzhou city.
- Dongpingfang Pagoda 东平房塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty brick pagoda, hexagonal with nine tiers of which eight survive, a solid dense-eave pagoda on a hilltop facing the Daling River on the south.
- Huanghuatan Pagoda 黄花滩塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty octagonal dense-eave brick pagoda on an earth mound, facing the site of the Liao Xinjianzhou city.
- Qingfeng Pagoda 青峰塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty brick pagoda with thirteen dense eaves, square in plan, on the summit of Xitashan.
- Twin Pagodas of Shuangta Temple 双塔寺双塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Two adjacent Liao-dynasty brick pagodas; the west pagoda is hollow, octagonal with three eaves and about 13 m high, and the east pagoda is hollow, octagonal with a single eave.
- Gezidong Site 鸽子洞遗址Ancient sites · eighth batch (2019)A Paleolithic site.
- Sanyan Longcheng Site 三燕龙城遗址Ancient sites · eighth batch (2019)Capital of the Former Yan, Later Yan and Northern Yan of the Sixteen Kingdoms period, hence the name "Sanyan Longcheng"; the archaeological area includes the palace city's south gate, city walls and main roads.
- Mongol Prince Tombs of Harqin Right Wing Banner 喀喇沁右翼旗蒙古王陵Ancient tombs · eighth batch (2019)Tombs of the Mongol princes of the Harqin Right Wing Banner of the Qing dynasty.
- Chaoyang South Pagoda 朝阳南塔Ancient buildings · eighth batch (2019)An ancient Liao-dynasty pagoda, at the north end of Murong Street.
- Taiji Mass Grave Site 台吉万人坑遗址Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)A mass grave site of 1943, in Beipiao.
Huludao (11)
- Xingcheng City Wall 兴城城墙Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)The Ming-dynasty Ningyuan garrison city, the most complete Ming garrison city in China; it once had inner and outer cities, and only the inner city survives.
- Jiangnüshi Site 姜女石遗址Ancient sites · third batch (1988)Site of a large palace complex of the Qin to early Western Han near the Bohai Sea, discovered in 1982, with a confirmed extent 4 kilometers from north to south.
- Zhongqiansuo Fortress 中前所城Ancient buildings · sixth batch (2006)A garrison town begun in the 3rd year of the Ming Xuande reign (1428), subordinate to the Guangning Qiantun Guard and rebuilt in the 40th year of the Qing Qianlong reign (1755).
- Shengshui Temple 圣水寺Ancient buildings · sixth batch (2006)Built in the 59th year of the Qing Kangxi reign (1720), an ancient building complex combining the Three Teachings of Confucianism, Buddhism and Daoism.
- Shaguotun Site 沙锅屯遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Neolithic site surveyed in 1921 by the Swedish scholar J. G. Andersson and others.
- Taijitun City Site 邰集屯城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Han and Liao periods.
- Dongdazhangzi Ancient Tombs 东大杖子古墓群Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Ancient tomb group of the Warring States period.
- Baitayu Pagoda 白塔峪塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty ancient pagoda, popularly called the Octagonal Linglong Pagoda, once listed among the Eight Scenes of Xingcheng as the "Nine-Dragon Smoke Pagoda".
- Moshigou Pagoda 磨石沟塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty brick pagoda 17.4 m high, an octagonal nine-tier hollow dense-eave pagoda with a badly damaged base.
- Twin Pagodas of Miaofeng Temple 妙峰寺双塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Twin pagodas built in the Qiantong years of the Liao, relics of Miaofeng Temple, which was destroyed in the late Ming and early Qing, leaving only the pagodas.
- Shaguotun Stone Pagoda 沙锅屯石塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Stone pagoda built in the sixth year of the Taihe reign of the Jin (1206), about 5 m high, hexagonal with five tiers of eaves, a solid dense-eave pagoda.
Jinzhou (10)
- Fengguo Temple 奉国寺Ancient buildings · first batch (1961)First built in the ninth year of the Kaitai reign of the Liao (1020); its main hall enshrines the Seven Buddhas of the Past, hence the name Seven Buddha Temple; one of only three Liao-dynasty temples surviving in China.
- Wanfotang Grottoes 万佛堂石窟Cave temples and stone carvings · third batch (1988)Northern Wei caves cut into a cliff on the north bank of the Daling River, about 100 meters from east to west; the earliest and largest grottoes in Northeast China.
- Beizhen Temple 北镇庙Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Mountain-god temple of Yiwulü Mountain, first built in the 14th year of the Kaihuang reign of the Sui (594); the best-preserved of the five great mountain-guardian temples of China.
- Twin Pagodas of Chongxing Temple 崇兴寺双塔Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Twin pagodas built in the late Liao in the northeast corner of the city of Guangning, named after the Ming and Qing Chongxing Temple behind the pagodas.
- Guangji Temple Ancient Building Complex 广济寺古建筑群Ancient buildings · fifth batch (2001)A group of ancient buildings from the Liao to the Qing, including Guangji Temple, the Guangji Temple Pagoda, the Tianhou Palace and the Zhaozhong Shrine.
- Guangning City 广宁城Ancient buildings · sixth batch (2006)A walled city begun in the 23rd year of the Ming Hongwu reign (1390), seat of the Guangning Guard of the Liaodong Command; its walls, drum tower and the Li Chengliang stone archway are within the protected area.
- Longgang Tombs 龙岗墓群Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty tomb group; three tombs have been found, all heavily looted.
- Banji Pagoda 班吉塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)A Liao-dynasty brick pagoda first built in 1058 (Liao Qingning 4), an octagonal solid flower pagoda 11.25 m high.
- Guangsheng Temple Pagoda 广胜寺塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Octagonal 13-story dense-eave brick pagoda, also called Jiafu Temple Pagoda because Jiafu Temple once stood beneath it, in the southwest corner of the old town of Yi County.
- Liao Tombs at Yiwulü Mountain 医巫闾山辽陵Ancient tombs · eighth batch (2019)Imperial tombs of the Liao dynasty, on Yiwulü Mountain.
Benxi (10)
- Wunü Mountain City 五女山山城Ancient sites · fourth batch (1996)Site of the first Goguryeo capital (34 BC to AD 3), also called Hesheng Gu City or Zuben City, the cradle of Goguryeo civilization.
- Miaohoushan Site 庙后山遗址Ancient sites · sixth batch (2006)A Paleolithic site in a natural cave, the earliest trace of human activity found in northeast China.
- Gaojiandi Mountain City 高俭地山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Goguryeo mountain-city site, locally called "Gaoli City."
- Xiagucheng Site 下古城子城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Han to Tang, in Xiagucheng Village, Huanren Manchu Autonomous County.
- Bianniushan City Site 边牛山城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Goguryeo mountain-city site, locally called "Gaoli City."
- Machengzi Cemetery 马城子墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Xia to Western Zhou periods, in Machengzi Village, Nandianzi Town.
- Wangjianglou Cemetery 望江楼墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Western Han to Eastern Han.
- Yahe Basin Tombs 雅河流域墓群Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Tomb group of the Han to Tang dynasties.
- Fengjiapuzi Cemetery 冯家堡子墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Han to Tang dynasties.
- Benxihu Industrial Heritage Group 本溪湖工业遗产群Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Industrial heritage left by Japanese-run coal mines and other factories in the Benxihu area after the Russo-Japanese War; Benxihu is rich in mineral resources.
Fushun (9)
- Pingdingshan Massacre Site 平顶山惨案遗址Modern historic sites · third batch (1988)Site of the 1932 massacre of villagers of Pingdingshan by Japanese troops.
- Yongling Mausoleum 永陵Ancient tombs · third batch (1988)Tombs of the ancestors of Nurhaci, originally named Xingjing Mausoleum, where Möngke Temür and others are buried.
- Hetuala Ancient City 赫图阿拉故城Ancient sites · sixth batch (2006)An early capital established by Nurhaci; "Hetuala" means "horizontal ridge" in Manchu; in Yongling Town.
- Site of the Fushun War Criminals Management Center 抚顺战犯管理所旧址Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)A prison built in 1936 during the Japanese invasion of China and turned into a war criminals management center in 1950, covering over 40,000 square meters.
- Yongling South City Site 永陵南城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Han to Wei-Jin periods.
- Shijiagou Cemetery 施家沟墓地Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Cemetery of the Han to Tang dynasties.
- Marshal's Forest 元帅林Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)A cemetery built in 1929 by Zhang Xueliang for his father Zhang Zuolin, an empty tomb covering 125,400 square meters, made up of a square city, a round city and the Baoding burial mound.
- Lei Feng Tomb and Lei Feng Memorial Stele 雷锋墓和雷锋纪念碑Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)The tomb of Lei Feng and the Lei Feng Memorial Stele, in Wanghua District.
- Sarhu City Site 萨尔浒城遗址Ancient sites · eighth batch (2019)Site of a city built by the Later Jin on the northern half of Sarhu Mountain; "Sarhu" is rendered in Chinese as "wooden cabinet".
Liaoyang (7)
- Liaoyang Mural Tombs 辽阳壁画墓群Ancient tombs · first batch (1961)Tomb group of the Eastern Han to Wei-Jin period, distributed along both banks of the Taizi River at Bangtaizi, Beiyuan, Sandaohao and other places.
- Liaoyang White Pagoda 辽阳白塔Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Dense-eave brick pagoda named for its all-over whitewash, generally believed to have been first built in the Liao and Jin periods; Baita District is named after it.
- Yanzhou City Mountain City 燕州城山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)Originally called Baiyan City, built by the Goguryeo in the early 5th century on Shicheng Mountain.
- Gangguantun Kiln Site 冮官屯窑址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Liao-dynasty folk kiln, begun in the Liao, most flourishing in the Jin and declining to abandonment in the Yuan, firing a wide variety of wares.
- Dongjing City Site 东京城城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)The capital of the Later Jin from 1622 to 1625, east of the Ming city of Liaoyang.
- Liaoyang Miaopu Han Tombs 辽阳苗圃汉墓群Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Large ancient tomb group spanning the Western Han to the Liao and Jin periods.
- Dongjing Mausoleum 东京陵Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)About 1.5 km east of the Dongjing City site, a Qing imperial mausoleum, the only one beyond the Shengjing Three Mausolea outside the Shanhai Pass.
Anshan (7)
- Haicheng Xianrendong Site 海城仙人洞遗址Ancient sites · fifth batch (2001)Paleolithic site.
- Ximucheng Dolmen 析木城石棚Ancient tombs · fifth batch (2001)The remains of a megalithic structure from the late Neolithic to the Bronze Age, fairly well preserved.
- Golden Pagoda 金塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)A Liao-dynasty pagoda in Haicheng City.
- Silver Pagoda 银塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Ancient pagoda of the Liao to Ming periods, on the northern hillside of Xitazigou Village, Jiewen Town, Haicheng.
- Qianshan Ancient Building Complex 千山古建筑群Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Ancient building complex in the Qianshan scenic area, including the "Five Great Chan Forests" of Longquan Temple, Xiangyan Temple, Da'an Temple, Zuyue Temple and Zhonghui Temple, and the Wuliang Temple.
- Wolongshan Mountain Fortress Site 卧龙山山城遗址Ancient sites · eighth batch (2019)A mountain fortress site of the Sui and Tang periods.
- Early Buildings of Anshan Iron and Steel Works 鞍山钢铁厂早期建筑Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)Early buildings of the Anshan Iron and Steel Works from 1920 to 1977.
Yingkou (6)
- Xuanzhen Temple 玄贞观Ancient buildings · third batch (1988)Daoist temple enshrining the Xuanwu Emperor, also called Xuandi Temple or Shangdi Temple, first built in the 15th year of the Hongwu reign of the Ming (1382) and repaired many times in the Qing.
- Jinniushan Site 金牛山遗址Ancient sites · third batch (1988)Early Paleolithic site, the only one of its kind in Northeast China.
- Shipengshan Dolmen 石棚山石棚Ancient tombs · fourth batch (1996)Megalithic monumental structure combining burial and ritual, also called the Xujiatun dolmen or Jiuzhai dolmen.
- Site of the West Fort 西炮台遗址Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)Originally called the Yingkou Great Fort, on the Bohai coast to the left of the mouth of the Liao River, built in 1888 and commonly called the West Fort.
- Gaoli City Mountain City 高丽城山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)Also called Qingshiling Mountain City, a mountain-city site built by Goguryeo about the early 5th century.
- Site of the Russian Consulate in Yingkou 营口俄国领事馆旧址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Formerly the Russian Civil Affairs Office, now the school history museum of the former campus of Yingkou High School.
Dandong (6)
- Fenghuang Mountain City 凤凰山山城Ancient sites · fourth batch (1996)Also called Wugu City, about 16 kilometers in circumference, the largest surviving Goguryeo mountain city on the right bank of the Yalu River.
- Broken Yalu River Bridge 鸭绿江断桥Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)The remains of the original Yalu River Bridge after it was bombed.
- Qianyang Cave Site 前阳洞穴遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Paleolithic cave site.
- Houwa Site 后洼遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A Neolithic site on the coastal plain in the north of the Yellow Sea coast, 16 km from the sea to the south.
- Dongshan Large Capstone Tomb 东山大石盖墓Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Large capstone tomb of the Xia and Shang periods.
- Xiahekou Highway Broken Bridge Site (Resist America, Aid Korea) 抗美援朝下河口公路断桥遗址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)Commonly called the Hekou Broken Bridge, originally Qingcheng Bridge, over the Yalu River, facing Korea across the river.
Fuxin (5)
- Chahai Site 查海遗址Ancient sites · fourth batch (1996)Neolithic settlement site.
- Fuxin Pit of Ten Thousand Corpses 阜新万人坑Modern historic sites · sixth batch (2006)Mass graves of miners who died during the Japanese control of the Fuxin coal mine; there are four larger pits, burying more than 70,000 dead miners.
- Guanshan Liao Tombs 关山辽墓Ancient tombs · seventh batch (2013)Family cemetery of Xiao He of the Liao dynasty; Xiao He was the father of Empress Xiao Nuojin, consort of Emperor Shengzong of Liao.
- Dongtashan Pagoda 东塔山塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty brick pagoda made up of an underground chamber, a base and a pagoda body.
- Tayingzi Pagoda 塔营子塔Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Liao-dynasty brick pagoda; Tayingzi contains the ancient city site of the Liao Yizhou.
Tieling (5)
- Tuanshan Site 团山遗址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A site of the Spring and Autumn to Warring States periods.
- Chengzishan Mountain City 城子山山城Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A mountain city site from the Tang to the Jin dynasty, its wall following the ridge for over 3,000 m in circumference, with remains of a reservoir and a lookout platform inside.
- Simiancheng City Site 四面城城址Ancient sites · seventh batch (2013)A city site of the Liao and Jin periods.
- Yingang Academy 银冈书院Ancient buildings · seventh batch (2013)Academy first built in the Shunzhi reign of the Qing, considered the earliest, most influential and best-preserved academy in Northeast China.
- Kaiyuan Chongshou Temple Pagoda 开原崇寿寺塔Ancient buildings · eighth batch (2019)An ancient pagoda of the Liao and Jin periods, within Chongshou Temple in the southwest corner of the old city.
Panjin (2)
- Site of the Tianzhuangtai Battle of the First Sino-Japanese War 甲午战争田庄台遗址Modern historic sites · seventh batch (2013)A site commemorating Qing soldiers who died in the First Sino-Japanese War, also called the Tomb of the Martyrs of the Last Battle of the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-95, locally called "Qingbing Fen", covering about 10,000 square meters.
- Former Panshan Detachment of the Japanese Kwantung Army Railway Guard 侵华日本关东军护路守备队盘山分队旧址Modern historic sites · eighth batch (2019)Former site of the Panshan detachment of the Japanese Kwantung Army's railway guard, 1932.
Across provinces (2)
- Great Wall - Jiumenkou 万里长城-九门口Ancient buildings · fourth batch (1996)A Ming Great Wall pass built across the bed of a seasonal river, with a wall of nine arched gates that blocks the river for defense; also called Yipianshi Pass.
- Great Wall 长城Ancient buildings · fifth batch (2001)A combined listing of Great Wall sections from the Spring and Autumn period to the Ming dynasty, across Beijing, Hebei, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Shaanxi, Shandong, Ningxia, Liaoning and other provinces and regions; the Beijing section is mainly Ming Great Wall.
