Lushun: The First Fortress of the East, Where History Meets Modernity

With a long history, Lushun is not only the "First Fortress of the East" but also a witness to modern Chinese history. Today, let's explore Lushun and experience its unique charm. 🌊【Boundary Between the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea】 The boundary between the Yellow Sea and the Bohai Sea is not only a geographical boundary but also a witness to history. Children under 130 cm are free of charge, but please note that the mountain road is steep. 🏛️【Lushun Museum】 The main museum and the branch museum stand side by side, bearing the weight of history. No reservation is required during the summer vacation. The guided tour times are 9:30 and 13:00, and 10:30 and 14:00. Here, you can not only listen to the professional explanations of the little guides but also see the exhibition of ancient corpses from Xinjiang. 🌉【Lushun Naval Port Night Theme Park】 As one of the five major naval ports in the world, it bears the military history of Lushun. Although the park is not large, the warships in the distance and the stories of history are enough to make you stop. 🚂【Lushun Railway Station】 Built in 1900, the old Russian-style railway station has become one of the "Top 10 Most Beautiful Railway Stations in China". Although it is no longer in operation, it is worth visiting for a photo at the entrance. 🐙【Submarine Museum】 No reservation is required, and tickets can be purchased directly at the entrance. Children under 130 cm are free of charge. The submarine simulation cruise experience allows you to get up close and personal with the charm of submarines. Lushun is not only a witness to history but also a great place for modern tourism. Here, every step is an echo of history, and every glance is a reflection of modernity.