China’s 144-hour visa-free transit policy has made “China Travel” a buzzword on overseas social media. As the country’s visa-free “circle of friends” continues to expand, Shenyang, capital of Northeast China’s Liaoning Province, has also been attracting an increasing number of international tourists. Murat from Turkmenistan has lived in Liaoning for six years and is inarguably a “senior foreigner”. He crafts a favorable travel guide for “new foreigners” who will go on a tour of Shenyang.

From the red-walled and green-tiled Shenyang Imperial Palace to the artistic and fashionable 1905 Re-Creative Space, from the richly-cultured Liaoning Provincial Museum to the bustling Caita Night Market, curiosity and interest are sparked. Murat will take you to discover the unique charm of Shenyang, from ancient times to present, and from delicious food to beautiful scenery.

Murat said that 144 hours is far from enough for foreign tourists. “Surprises are everywhere when traveling in Shenyang. I bet you’ll come again!”