Fuling Tomb (Dongling Park)
清福陵（东陵公园） · Qīng Fúlíng (Dōnglíng Gōngyuán)
Tomb of Nurhaci, founder of the Manchu state, on a wooded hill east of the city, reached by a stairway of 108 steps; a UNESCO World Heritage Site and far quieter than Zhaoling.
No booking needed2 hours
Tip
Pair it with the Botanical Garden one metro stop further east. Wear good shoes: the 108 steps and the paths through the pine forest are steep in places.
- Opening hours
- 1 April–31 October 07:30–17:30; 1 November–31 March 08:00–16:30 To be confirmed
- Price
- Tomb ¥40 in high season, ¥30 in low season; the surrounding park ¥10 / ¥8 To be confirmed
- How to book
- Buy at the gate or on Trip.com/Meituan.
- Getting there
- Metro Line 1 to Dongling Gongyuan (东陵公园), or buses 168/218 to Dongling Gongyuan; about 30 min by taxi from the centre To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 辽宁省沈阳市浑南区东陵路210号
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