Back from Fushun, not sure if I should share this or not.

🌞 The July wind carries a dry heat, yet it can't disperse the refreshing coolness and stories hidden in Fushun's mountains and waters—ready to unlock this treasure trove with me?

🌿 First impressions of Fushun: It's not as bustling as popular tourist cities, but it has its own unique blend of gravitas and vitality. Here, you'll find historical imprints, the murmuring Hun River, and rare cool forests in summer. Walking the streets, you can feel the warmth and straightforwardness of northeasterners, with the aroma of barbecue and cold noodles lingering in the air.

🗺️ Itinerary:

🌅 Day 1: Historical & Cultural Journey

•🏯 Morning: Visit the Fushun War Criminals Management Site Museum to learn about its unique history and feel the passage of time (remember to maintain solemnity during the visit).

•🍜 Noon: Try an authentic bowl of Fushun spicy mixed noodles to kick off your northeastern culinary experience.

•🏞️ Afternoon: Head to Sa'erhu Scenic Area for a boat ride on the lake, surrounded by rolling green mountains—summer heat is mostly dispelled by the lake breeze here.

•🔥 Evening: Hit a local barbecue stall for skewers paired with ice-cold beer, soaking in the lively night atmosphere of the northeast.

🌲 Day 2: Nature & Ecology Adventure

•🌄 Early morning: Hike at Sankuaishi National Forest Park, breathing in fresh air. Waterfalls, streams, and dense forests along the way make it a natural summer retreat. The panoramic view from the top is incredibly healing!

•🍚 Noon: Enjoy farmhouse dishes near the park, like iron pot stew and wild mountain vegetables—fresh and flavorful.

•🐼 Afternoon: If time allows, visit Shenyang Forest Zoo (not far from Fushun) to see adorable pandas—who doesn’t love these round national treasures?

•🎬 Evening: Catch a traditional northeastern Errenzhuan performance back in the city, packed with nonstop laughs and folk artistry.

🎡 Day 3: Relaxing Leisure Day

•☕ Morning: Explore the Fushun Coal Mine Museum to learn about its "Coal Capital" past and industrial heritage.

•🍧 Noon: Savor a bowl of tangy, refreshing cold noodles to cleanse your palate.

•🛍️ Afternoon: Browse local malls or markets for northeastern specialties like hazelnuts and pine nuts as souvenirs.

•🚗 Evening: Pack up and head home with a heart full of memories.

🍢 Must-Try Foods:

•🌶️ Fushun Spicy Mixed Noodles: The soul lies in sesame paste and chili oil—veggies, meatballs, and noodles tossed together, so delicious you'll lick the bowl!

•🍜 Fushun Cold Noodles: Sweet, sour, and refreshing—perfect for summer, especially with spicy kimchi.

•🔥 Northeastern BBQ: Skewered kidneys, tendon skins, and "shi dan" (a local egg specialty)—don’t forget the garlic paste!

•🥘 Iron Pot Stew: Ribs, chicken, or fish stewed with potatoes, corn, and sticky buns—rich, savory, and incredibly filling.

•🍬 Frozen Pears & Persimmons: Unique northeastern icy treats—cooling and sweet, a summer must-try.

🏨 Accommodation Tips:

•📍 Downtown: Stay near the Hun River for convenience and evening strolls. Options range from budget to mid-high end, like Fushun Friendship Hotel, with great views and proximity to attractions.

•🏡 Near Scenic Spots: For nature lovers, Sankuaishi or Sa'erhu offer farm stays with rustic charm and bird-song mornings at great value.

💫 July in Fushun echoes with history, gifts of nature, culinary temptations, and unexpected warmth. Every sight and flavor here deserves a spot in your travel memories.