Explore Manzhouli
Located at the border of China, Russia and Mongolia, Manzhouli is the largest land port city in China.
Located at the border of China, Russia and Mongolia, Manzhouli is the largest land port city in China.
It integrates the cultures of China, Russia and Mongolia, and has unique border customs and natural landscapes.
Arts and Culture
Arts and Culture
The streets of Manzhouli are dominated by Russian Gothic architecture style, with traditional Russian woodcut buildings coexisting with modern European buildings, and colorful facades and carved details showing the collision of history and modernity.
The artistic and cultural characteristics of Manzhouli:
- Architectural art: Russian Gothic architecture, traditional Russian woodcut, modern European architecture.
- Folklore and Performing arts: Nesting doll culture, multi-ethnic festivals, Mongolian long tune, Russian folk music.
- Cultural and creative crafts: Matryoshka cultural creation, Russian handicrafts.
Attractions
Attractions
Manzhouli is characterized by the "integration of Chinese, Russian and Mongolian cultures". Through the diversified integration of nature, architecture and folk customs, Manzhouli has become an ideal place for people to travel and rest.
Manzhouli core attractions:
- Manzhouli Gateway Scenic Spot: A combination of red history and border trade culture, is a landmark scenic spot in Manzhouli.
- Sino-russian Trade Zone: You can buy Russian goods and experience the border trade culture.
- Matryoshka Square: a national 5A scenic spot with matryoshka dolls as its theme.
- Jalainur Mammoth Park: Showcase the paleontological culture of the Ice Age with the theme of mammoth fossils.
- Hulun Lake (Dalai Lake) : The grassland scenery beside the lake is the source of inspiration for photography and painting.