Sun Valley is a place brimming with poetic charm and picturesque scenes. The wide roads are lined with a canopy of flowers, plants, and trees, many of which are said to be unique to the north. There are numerous century-old dragon cypresses with distinctive and beautiful shapes, found only in this region.
Due to the presence of many military management zones, the population density in Sun Valley is low, and there are few pedestrians on the streets during the day. The buildings in the area are a mix of historical European and Japanese-style architecture, uniquely shaped, low-rise, and scattered. Over time, they have fallen into disrepair, yet they exude an antique tranquility under the shade of the greenery. Sun Valley is renowned for its European-style Lushun Museum, as well as the Snake Pavilion, and the former site of the Kwantung Army Command Headquarters built during the Japanese occupation. This place is rich in history, stories, culture, depth, and heritage. Various European and Japanese-style buildings gather here, each with its own unique historical narrative. It is also the setting for the opening scenes of the film ‘Goodbye Mr. Loser’ and the surrounding scenery. Here, you can find the most beautiful four deciduous avenues in Lushun, including ginkgo, maple, and catalpa trees. When the temperature drops and the time is right, the fallen leaves will create a splendid spectacle of colors, set against the backdrop of old European and Japanese houses, exuding the elegance and romance characteristic of Sun Valley in Lushun. Imperial figures such as Puyi, Prince Su, and Luo Zhenyu… you might find that an unassuming old building next to you once bore the footprints of a historical figure. The best time to see the beautiful deciduous roads in Sun Valley is around mid-to-late October, lasting until early November. The area is open all year round, 24 hours a day, with specific museum opening times subject to onsite schedules.Sun Valley: A Historical and Cultural Gem in Weihai
Sun Valley is a place brimming with poetic charm and picturesque scenes. The wide roads are lined wi[...]
