Located in northern suburb of Dalian, the Golden Pebble Beach is surrounded by water on three sides and consists of two peninsulas and a sea-water bathing coast. Ancient rocks of various shapes are scattered along the 8-kilornetre-long coast and look like a natural geographical museum or a rock animal world. One rock resembles a dinosaur swallowing the sea, another one looks like a hedgehog or hawk, and one even has the profile of Beethoven. The Golden Pebble Beach can be regarded as a garden sculptured with unique geological scenery rarely seen anywhere else in the world. All the infrastructure projects have been completed at a cost of 2.1 billion yuan (US $ 253 million) for an initial area of 13.6 square kilometres. The first phase of the project, including a golf course, a yacht club, a hunting club and skiing facilities, was completed at the end of July 2000. The beach is an ideal place to relax with dense forests, soft s and, clear water and rich animal and plant life. The beach was listed as a key national scenic spot in 1988 and was approved as a national tourism resort in 1992 by the State Council.
Shanyang Beiling Park，also known as Zhaoling
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Encompassing 180,000 square metres,Beiling (North Tomb), also known as Zhaoling, which was the resting place of Huang Taiji (1592-1643) , founder of theQing Dynasty. Workers have demolished different structures including hotels, restaurants, markets and parking lots. The surrounding area has been redesigned and the park has been restored to its original royal flavour. Restoring Beiling Park to its original look has been part of Shenyang's efforts to protect the city's cultural and historical relics. A new store house has been built in a corner of the palace grounds to house and preserve the large number of ancient works of calligraphy , paintings , porcelains ,sculptures, enamel ware, jewels and stone vessels from the palace.
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