Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area
Manzhouli Matryoshka Scenic Area is a landmark tourist attraction in Manzhouli City. The scenic area includes six functional zones: Matryoshka World, Happy Zone, Matryoshka Theater, Russian Folk Experience Hall, Russian-Mongolian Performance Theater, and Extreme Park. It features world-renowned Russian circus, fantasy ballet, Russian handicrafts, and more.
Wedding Palace
The Wedding Palace is located on a small hill within the Dongshan Botanical Garden, the highest point in Manzhouli City. It is a simple, solemn, and elegant Gothic-style building that serves as a comprehensive venue for tourism, European-style weddings, and other functions. It is also one of the iconic buildings in Manzhouli.
Hulun Lake
Hulun Lake is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in China, also known as Dalai Lake. 'Dalai' is a Mongolian word meaning 'sea'; 'Dalai Lake' means a lake like the sea. The surface of Hulun Lake is an irregular oblong shape, and the lake covers a vast area.
Temujin Khan Camp is a tourist attraction featuring the landscape of Mongolian nomadic tribes. It is the largest Mongolian tribe within Hulunbuir, located on the east side of the Dayong Mountain Four Seasons Ski Resort in Donghu District, covering an area of 100,000 square meters. The surrounding area is lush natural pasture, historically inhabited by many nomadic peoples who lived and thrived here.
Locomotive Square
Locomotive Square was completed in June 2004. The locomotive in the square is a Japanese-made steam locomotive from 1940, and the tracks below are 43-kg rails manufactured by the Soviet Union in 1925. The term '43-kg rails' comes from the fact that each meter of the rail weighs 43 kilograms. The locomotive's number is '1861'.
China-Russia Border River and Boundary Marker Scenic Area
The China-Russia Border River and Boundary Marker Scenic Area is located at Erzi Lake. Erzi Lake is a border river, with its northwestern water surface extending into Russian territory. On both sides of the border river, several boundary markers of China and Russia stand opposite each other, like loyal sentinels guarding their respective national territories.
The walking street is filled with Russian ambiance. Coming here at night, you can enjoy a fairy-tale-like charming night view. At this time, the street is bustling with bright lights and lively crowds. Blonde-haired, blue-eyed Russians are seen strolling around, as if they are wandering in their own backyard. For Chinese tourists, however, it feels like being in a foreign country.
Manzhouli National Gate Scenic Area
Manzhouli National Gate Scenic Area is a landmark tourist attraction in Manzhouli City. It is a key national red tourism site and an important part of the China-Russia border tourism area. The top of the gate features seven red characters 'People's Republic of China', making it a must-visit spot for tourists coming to Manzhouli.
