Time goes fast, isn’t it? Next Friday is already the International Workers’ Day or May Day. Usually, this is the time of the first peak of tourism, but based on the condition of the epidemic this year, the best way to make use of the holiday is to travel in Liaoning province, for those who live here at the moment. Now the question is, where to go? No doubt, spring is the best time for hiking and outdoor activities, so, we collected information from local national parks, scenic areas of their current opening status to share with you.
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辽宁医巫闾山国家森林公园 – 大朝阳景区
Liáoníng yīwūlǘ shān guójiā sēnlín gōngyuán – dà cháoyáng jǐngqū
The story of Yiwulv Mountain started 4000 years ago. Legend said, back to 2187BC – 2167BC, King Shun divided China into 12 states, and he nominated one mountain in each state as “镇山 (zhèn shān in pinyin, means the main mountain in the area, and people believed the existance of zhenshan will bring peace to the country)”, also, it was the place where the royal family went to offer sacrifices to their gods and ancestors. In Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties (AD 1271 – AD 1912), the new emperors go to the Mountain God Temple at Yiwulv Mountain (called Beizhen Temple) to announce their succession to the gods and pray for the their blessing.
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