Tomb of the General

The park is renowned for its unique peaks, beautiful waters, and forest landscapes. Major attractions include the Five Maidens Peak, canyon waterfalls, and forest trails, making it a great destination for hiking, photography, and nature observation. The autumn foliage is particularly spectacular.The scenic area is named "Five Maidens Peaks" and consists of five main peaks: Heavenly Maiden Peak, Jade Maiden Peak, Beautiful Maiden Peak, Spring Maiden Peak, and Ginseng Maiden Peak, with the highest peak reaching an altitude of approximately 1,337 meters.

The museum houses and exhibits a large collection of artifacts from the Goguryeo period, including murals, pottery, and weapons, providing a comprehensive introduction to Goguryeo history and culture through physical objects, models, and multimedia presentations. The permanent exhibitions are divided into sections such as "Goguryeo History," "Funerary Art," and "Daily Customs."

Ruins of the second capital city of the Korean Goguryeo Kingdom

The trail runs along the Yalu River, the border river between China and North Korea, offering panoramic views of the North Korean landscape. Viewpoints, rest pavilions, and informational signs are located along the way. At night, the trail is illuminated, making it ideal for walking, cycling, and sightseeing.

The Tombs of Goguryeo Nobles Numerous Goguryeo noble tombs are scattered in the suburbs and surrounding areas of Ji'an. These tombs vary in style; some retain traces of murals, while others are primarily stone mounds. The tombs are mostly scattered in mountainous or gentle slope areas, making them suitable for combined visits with other attractions such as the General's Tomb. However, some locations are relatively remote, so advance route planning is necessary.

This is an important part of the World Heritage Site "Coguryo Royal Cities, Tombs and Tombs of Nobles," including the General's Tomb, the Stele of King Gwanggaeto, and the Gungnae Fortress. The park features exhibition halls, a protected area, and walking trails, systematically showcasing the history and culture of Goguryeo.