Hulun Lake (Dalai Lake)

Traditional Mongolian performances featuring music, dance, and ethnic costumes. These shows offer visitors an introduction to local grassland culture and nomadic traditions.

Manzhouli Museum showcases the city’s border history and Sino-Russian cultural exchanges. It houses exhibits on local geology, ethnic customs and trade development. The museum offers free entry, requiring valid ID for registration. It is a key spot to understand Manzhouli’s unique border charm.

Manzhouli Wedding Palace is a striking brick-red Gothic-style building on Dongshan Botanical Garden’s hillside, with sharp spires and delicate carvings. It mainly serves as a venue for wedding ceremonies and pre-wedding shoots, while also drawing tourists with its unique look. The hilltop spot offers a bird's-eye view of Manzhouli, making it a popular photo check-in landmark of the border city.

Matryoshka Square features one of the largest matryoshka doll buildings in the world, standing over 30 meters tall. The open square contains dozens of brightly painted giant dolls representing Chinese, Russian, and Mongolian cultural motifs. At night, the illuminated display creates a whimsical and surreal visual experience.

Manzhouli Mammoth Park is a theme park famous for its giant mammoth sculptures and grassland scenery. It displays dozens of lifelike mammoth statues, recalling the prehistoric ecological features of the region. The park combines cultural display and outdoor leisure, suitable for families and history lovers. It also offers ice-snow activities in winter, adding seasonal fun to the visit.

Walk around the border-themed area near the National Gate to observe China–Russia border infrastructure and monuments. This is a unique experience available in only a few Chinese cities.