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10 Days in Fushun

Ten days adds the Sarhu battlefield lake, a Benxi cave day and the Qingyuan river drift to the 1616 Later Jin capital, the coal pits and the city's memorial sites.

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Best time: May-June or September-OctoberBudget: mid-range

Quick Answer

Is 10 days enough for Fushun?

10 days lets you go beyond Fushun's core into neighborhoods, food markets, and one or two day trips at a relaxed pace.

Source: NihaoVisit Fushun guide

10-day Fushun itinerary at a glance

Use our full Fushun travel guide as the base and adapt it to 10 days. Keep the city's three signature attractions as the backbone; fill the rest with neighborhood walks, food markets, and an easy day trip.

Hetu Ala CityYongling imperial tombsSarhu battlefield lakeWest Open Pit coal mineBenxi water cave
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Day 1

Arrival, Lei Feng & Hun River

The memorial hall in Wanghua District keeps the belongings and diary of Lei Feng (1940-1962), who died on duty in Fushun on August 15, 1962; his tomb and monument stand in the grounds. Evening along the Hun River parks.

Scenes from Fushun, China
  1. fushun leifeng memorial
  2. fushun hunhe riverfront
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Day 2

Coal City Morning

The West Open Pit, worked from 1901, measures about 6.6 km long and 2.2 km wide; the mine museum lays out a century of coal, and a market street nearby sorts out lunch and the week's train tickets.

Scenes from Fushun, China
  1. fushun coal mine park
  2. fushun city markets
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Day 3

Xinbin — Hetu Ala & Yongling

Start early for the 100 km ride southeast to Xinbin Manchu Autonomous County. At Hetu Ala, Nurhaci proclaimed the Later Jin khanate in 1616; the nearby Yongling tombs joined the UNESCO Ming-Qing imperial tombs listing in 2004.

Scenes from Fushun, China
  1. fushun hetuala city
  2. fushun yongling tombs
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Day 4

Sankuaishi Peaks

A national forest park in Fushun County, southeast of the city, built around stair paths, birch woods and the three stacked granite boulders that give it its name. Carry water and a picnic; the round walk takes most of a day.

Scenes from Fushun, China
  1. fushun sankuaishi forest
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Day 5

Fushun Rest Day

A slow day — riverside park loops, a bowl of the local mala-ban mix for lunch, and an early night before the excursion block starts.

  1. fushun hunhe riverfront
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Day 6

Sarhu Battlefield Lake

The Dahuofang reservoir, finished in 1958, now covers the valley where the Battle of Sarhu was fought in 1619, when Nurhaci's banners defeated a larger Ming-led army. Lakeshore paths and viewing platforms make an easy half-day.

  1. fushun saerhu scenic
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Day 7

Two Memorial Sites

The war criminals management centre, in use from 1950, held Japanese war criminals and the last Qing emperor Puyi until his release in 1959. The Pingdingshan memorial in Wanghua preserves the site of the massacre of September 16, 1932, when more than 3,000 villagers were killed. A quiet, factual day.

  1. fushun war criminals centre
  2. fushun pingdingshan memorial
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Day 8

Shenyang — Palace & Tombs

About an hour away by intercity train. The Mukden Palace, begun in 1625, and Nurhaci's Fuling tomb were both added to the UNESCO list with the Ming-Qing imperial ensemble in 2004; back to Fushun by evening.

Shenyang, China
  1. shenyang
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Day 9

Benxi Water Cave Day

An honest neighbour day, about 90 minutes by road southwest. The Benxi water cave is a boat ride through a flooded limestone passage with close to 3 km developed for visitors; pair it with the surrounding park and return by late afternoon.

Benxi, China
  1. benxi
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Day 10

Gaoershan & Departure

A Liao-dynasty brick pagoda crowns the hill above the Hun River, ringed by hillfort walls older still. Market breakfast, a slow climb, then the intercity ride to Shenyang for onward trains.

  1. fushun gaoershan park
  2. fushun city markets

Budget for 10 days in Fushun

TierPer day10 days total
BackpackerUSD $50–$80USD $500–$800
Mid-rangeUSD $100–$200USD $1,000–$2,000
LuxuryUSD $300+USD $3,000+

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Frequently asked questions

What is the daily budget for Fushun?
Budget travelers: USD $50–$80/day. Mid-range: $100–$200/day. Luxury: $300+/day. These cover hotel, three meals, transit, and one paid attraction per day.
Do I need a visa to visit Fushun?
It depends on your passport — see our <a href="/china-visa-2026/">China visa guide</a> for the latest country-by-country list. Most Western passport holders can enter visa-free for 30 days as of 2026.
How do I get from the airport to the center of Fushun?
Fushun's main airport connects to the city center via airport bus, taxi, or metro where available. See the airport transfer section of our Fushun guide.
Can I use 10 days for both Fushun and a side trip?
Yes — with 10 days you can pair Fushun with one nearby city (e.g. a short rail or bus side trip) and still have buffer days.
Is Fushun safe for tourists?
Yes. Fushun has very low violent crime rates and is widely considered safe for foreign tourists. Standard petty-theft precautions apply. See our <a href="/is-china-safe-2026/">is China safe</a> page.

See also: Fushun travel guide, China visa 2026, China trip cost.