Dehui Orthodox Church Site Tourism Guide

Scenic spot introduction:

Dehui Orthodox Church, commonly known as "Lama Terrace", can be called a mini version of the Harbin Orthodox Church and is a relic of the imperialist invasion of China. The church was used by the Russians in the early 20th century for worship by Russian employees and their families of the China Eastern Railway and Chinese Orthodox believers. It once became the tallest building in Dehui City. It was later destroyed during the "Cultural Revolution" and left its current appearance. Among the ruins, the prosperity of the past has been swept away. The dilapidated bell tower, gates and clear lines have become a guide to recalling history. However, the immortal beauty of architectural art is really still fresh in our memory.

Attractions distribution:

Dehui Orthodox Church is located about 200 meters away from Tienan Railway Station, facing north and south. The church is mainly divided into several parts such as the lobby and the bell tower. The main entrance faces north, and there are also side entrances with arched windows on each side. On the arches, walls and corners, there are peach-shaped petals, "cross" relief decorations, etc. In the old days, there were fruit trees and ice cellars around it.

Scenic spot qualifications:

Changchun City Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit

Scenic spot features:

Visit, visit ancient times, religion, heritage sites