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The Yalu Riverbank is the most accessible and best place in Ji'an to slow down. The riverside walkway offers expansive views, with clear visibility of the North Korean villages on the opposite bank. This isn't a traditional "tourist attraction," but it vividly reflects Ji'an's geographical location as a border city and its daily life, becoming relatively quiet in the evening.
丸都山城, 환도산성
Ruins of the second capital city of the Korean Goguryeo Kingdom
40 tombs from the Korean Goguryeo kingdom period.
将军冢, 장군총
Although disputed, this large pyramid is considered to be the royal tomb of either King Gwanggaeto or his son King Jangsu of the Goguryeo kingdom.
好太王碑
Stele of King Gwanggaeto, erected to commemorate King Gwanggaeto of Goguryeo, is one of the important existing stone carvings in Ji'an. The stele is large, and its inscription mainly records the military activities and expansion of the regime at that time. Protective facilities surround the stele, allowing visitors to view it from a certain distance. Even without carefully reading the inscription, its sheer size and condition convey its historical significance.
高句丽贵族墓群
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.
集安高句丽文物古迹公园
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.