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Genghis Khan Park

Genghis Khan Park

5.3
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Genghis Khan Park is located on Han Mountain in the northern part of Ulanhot city and is an urban mountain park built into the mountainside. The park is lush with trees, and hiking trails wind through it. It is not only a place for local citizens to take daily walks and exercise, but also a main destination for tourists visiting Ulanhot to learn about Mongolian history and culture. Inside the park stands a large bronze statue of Genghis Khan on horseback, which is one of the landmarks where visitors stop to take photos. The granite steps leading from the mountain gate to the summit spread out along the slope, and the process of climbing them is part of the fun of the visit. The park's highlight is the Genghis Khan Temple located on the top of Han Mountain. It was first built in the 1940s and is known as the "Western Mausoleum and Eastern Temple" together with the Genghis Khan Mausoleum in Ordos. The front of the temple is shaped like the Chinese character "shan" (mountain), blending Mongolian, Han, and Tibetan architectural styles. The hall houses a gilded bronze seated statue of Genghis Khan, and the interior and exterior of the hall display Yuan Dynasty weapons, clothing, books, and other items. Large murals on the walls depict the main experiences of his life, which are worth a slow and careful look. Han Mountain itself is not high, but the view from the top is expansive. The streetscape of Ulanhot and the winding Taoer River in the distance are in full view, and the scenery is especially beautiful at sunset on clear days. In summer and fall, the mountain is full of greenery, making the visiting experience more comfortable.Ulanhot · 3 km from downtown
Gegen Temple

Gegen Temple

4.5
4.7/5
36 reviews
Gegen Temple is located near the Gegen Temple Station of Baicheng-Aershan Railway, 30 kilometers away from Ulanhot City, the seat of Xing'an League Administrative Office. The temple is located at the foot of the southeastern mountain of Taolaitu Mountain. Gegen Temple was once a large Tibetan Buddhist site in the area, with magnificent buildings and Tibetan architectural style. Gegen Temple was built in 1796. It is mainly composed of five major halls, Fantong Temple, Guangle Temple, Guangjue Temple, Hongji Temple, and Huitong Temple, and is equipped with Gegen Palace, Nima Palace, Gegen Mausoleum and other small halls, covering a total area of ​​more than 60,000 square meters. The interior of each hall is all red painted columns, and the ceiling is painted with ancient dragon and phoenix patterns. The golden walls are brilliant and solemn. The temple is divided into two parts, front and back. The front part is the scripture hall, with various scriptures and Buddha statues, scripture tools, utensils, etc. displayed on both sides; the back part is the Buddha Hall, under the satin embroidered umbrella canopy, there are nearly a thousand gilded copper Buddha statues of different sizes and several offerings arranged in sequence. The Gegen Temple recites the Kangyur and the Tengyur as the main scriptures. Among them, the "Yiyunmingbu" in the Tengyur is one of the main medical classics used by the Mongolian medical community today. In addition to the main hall, the Fantong Temple, each of the four major halls has a department, which studies Buddhist theory, astronomy and geography, Buddhist esoteric theory, etiology and medical science, etc. In addition, in order to allow the departments of each hall to manage their daily activities separately, there are also 15 temple warehouses. This is a permanent management agency for all systems of the temple to manage their teaching, learning, life, finance, and donation income.Ulanhot · 24.4 km from downtown
Bayanchagan Mountain Scenic Area

Bayanchagan Mountain Scenic Area

3.8
4.5/5
17 reviews
Bayanchagan Mountain Scenic Area focuses on the legends of Genghis Khan, the imagery of Mongolian warhorses, and creative experiences of Mongol-Yuan culture. It is divided into four functional zones: the Tianjun Flower Field Area, the Sports and Wellness Area, the Natural Leisure Area—Xing'anling Botanical Garden, and the Cultural and Creative Area, allowing visitors to fully experience the beauty of the natural ecology amidst flowers, grass, rocks, and water.Ulanhot · 8.4 km from downtown
Hinggan League Museum

Hinggan League Museum

3.6
3.0/5
2 reviews
Xing'an League Museum, located in Taoer South Road, Xinqiao East Street, Ulanhot City, officially opened on September 10, 2010. It is the first large-scale comprehensive modern museum in Xing'an League. Its completion marks the beginning of the museum business of Xing'an League. a new milestone of development. The building area is 14,000 square meters, and the exhibition hall area is 3,600 square meters. The exhibition hall consists of two main exhibition halls: the historical relics exhibition hall and the stone Buddha statue exhibition hall. The collection of cultural relics reaches more than 1,200 pieces, starting from the simple stone tools used by ancient human beings in the initial stage, and down to all kinds of utensils in social life before 1840. The time span is long. more than 1 million years.Ulanhot · 2.1 km from downtown
Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall

Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall

3.4
4.5/5
35 reviews
The Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall is located in Ulanhot, the birthplace of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It was built to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. It is the first memorial hall built in ethnic minority areas after the founding of New China to fully reflect the process of ethnic regional autonomy. It is also the first memorial hall in Inner Mongolia to fully reflect the process of national liberation in ethnic minority areas.Ulanhot · 2.1 km from downtown
Guiliu River Ecological Park

Guiliu River Ecological Park

2.9
5.0/5
1 reviews
Horqin Right Front Banner · 4.1 km from Ulanhot
Aershan National Forest Park
No. 12 of Best Things to Do in Northeastern China

Aershan National Forest Park

7.9
4.3/5
6.8k reviews
Aershan National Forest Park is hidden deep in the forested mountains of the southwestern Greater Khingan Range, known for its volcanic landforms, lakes, and forests. Ancient volcanic eruptions left behind a series of geological views here: craters filled with water to form lakes, lava-blocked river channels creating dammed lakes, vast stone beaches paved with black basalt, and deep canyons carved by fractured lava belts. The Halaha River meanders through the park, with over 80% of its area covered by forests dominated by Daurian larch and birch trees. Shitanglin is a highly recognizable stop: on the black lava beach with almost no soil, larch trees root into rock crevices, and moss and lichens cover the stone surface, like walking into a natural volcanic geological museum. Tuofengling Heavenly Lake requires climbing a flight of stairs along a boardwalk; reaching the summit allows you to overlook this crater lake with a water surface elevation of nearly 1300 m, its overall outline resembling a crouching camel. Arxan Heavenly Lake, on the other hand, has no visible rivers flowing in or out, and its water level shows no obvious fluctuations throughout the year. The Halaha River rushes through the chaotic rocks of Santan Gorge, connecting three deep pools: Woniu Pool, Hushi Pool, and Yuexin Pool. Azalea Lake is named for the Xing'an azaleas that bloom along its shores in mid-to-late May each year; if you catch it while the lingering snow has not yet melted, the red flowers against the white snow offer a unique scene. The Chai River originates in the Grand Canyon area within the park, where black volcanic rocks are scattered across the valley floor; the stream winds through them, and you can walk down the wooden boardwalk in the forest to take a closer look. Seasonally, from mid to late September, birch trees and larches gradually turn golden, creating the most vibrant colors in the attraction. In winter, the unfrozen section of the Halaha River remains ice-free, with frost-covered trees lining its banks and herds of cattle often drinking from the river at dawn. The attractions are distributed along a single road with driving distances between them, making self-drive or private charter tours more convenient. Both Tianchi Lake and Tuofengling Tianchi require climbing steps, so comfortable shoes are recommended. The forest area experiences significant temperature variations between morning and evening, so bringing a jacket is advisable even during summer and fall visits.China · Arxan
Keyou Qianqi Shuijing Park

Keyou Qianqi Shuijing Park

2.1
4.0/5
8 reviews
Keyouqianqi Waterscape Park takes "water" as the core, integrates green plants, hard landscapes and water bodies, and is divided into central square area, elderly leisure area, youth activity area, children's entertainment area, lakeside fishing, plant viewing area, Eight functional areas, including wedding ceremony area and water activities, form an aesthetic environment of movement and stillness, rigidity and softness suitable for tourists' leisure and entertainment. At the same time, they also create an ecological leisure space for people and realize the harmony between man and nature. The water surface and green trees complement each other, borrowing a river of spring water, winning ten miles of scenery, enjoying the beauty of mountains and rivers outside, and winning the humanities inside, which makes tourists who come here to relax and forget the hustle and bustle of the city, as if they are in a "paradise" "generally.Horqin Right Front Banner · 5.3 km from Ulanhot
Former Office Site of the Inner Mongolia Working Committee of the Communist Party of China

Former Office Site of the Inner Mongolia Working Committee of the Communist Party of China

1.9
5.0/5
1 reviews
Ulanhot · 1.4 km from downtown
Qiqihar Museum
No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Qiqihar

Qiqihar Museum

5.8
4.6/5
639 reviews
Qiqihar Museum is located at No. 1 Zhonghua Road, Jianhua District, at the intersection of Bukui Street and Zhonghua Road, the main urban road in the central city. It opened on August 26, 2003, including the main building with a construction area of ​​11,000 square meters and the former site of the Heilongjiang Governor's Office, a cultural heritage building with a construction area of ​​1,214 square meters. It is a member unit of the China Museum Association. It has six departments: General Office, Collection Research Department, Education and Information Department, Nature and Curatorship Department, Art Exchange Department, and Security Technology Department. Qiqihar Museum has always fully implemented the socialist ideology with Chinese characteristics in the new era, strengthened the "four consciousnesses", strengthened the "four self-confidences", and achieved the "two safeguards". It has always conscientiously implemented the important instructions and instructions on cultural relics work, performed outstandingly in various tasks decided and deployed by the Party Central Committee, actively played the role of propaganda, and made outstanding contributions in major events such as the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China. The basic exhibition "The Narrative of Nenjiang Civilization - Qiqihar Historical Relics Exhibition" was officially launched in August 2006. The exhibition tells the history of Qiqihar from a chronological perspective, from the Paleolithic Age, Neolithic Age, Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, through the Tang, Liao, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties, to modern times, until the founding of New China, covering more than 20,000 years of Qiqihar's historical and cultural essence. Participated in the "Seventh National Museum Top Ten Exhibition Selection" organized by the Ministry of Culture and the State Administration of Cultural Heritage, and won the "Audience Popularity Award". The former site of Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office is an important part of Qiqihar Museum. It is the seventh batch of national key cultural relics protection units (number 16897-1689-5-082), with a construction area of ​​1,214 square meters. The former site of Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office was originally the private residence of the deputy governor built in the 11th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1806 AD), also known as the adults' mansion. In the late Qing Dynasty, Cheng Dequan, the acting governor of Heilongjiang, began to build on this basis, and Zhou Shumo continued to build it after he became the governor. During the Anti-Japanese War, this was the Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War Command Post of General Ma Zhanshan. The basic exhibition "Memory of the Republic of China-Restored Exhibition of Heilongjiang Military Governor's Office" was officially exhibited to the public on May 18, 2017. Qiqihar City Museum (Qiqihar City Art Museum) was officially opened on November 22, 2016. It has an exhibition hall area of ​​400 square meters and hosts highly professional art, calligraphy and photography exhibitions all year round. The temporary exhibition hall in the main building, the sun hall, and the corridor extension exhibition hall have hosted hundreds of temporary exhibitions over the years, covering various fields such as folklore, art, science, history, party history, industry and agriculture.China · Qiqihar

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做梦的猪200023 June 2025
4.0
A park in the city of Ulanhot. It's not very big and a bit dilapidated. There's a parking lot at the entrance. At the innermost part is the Genghis Khan Mausoleum. There's a fee. It looks like you have to climb quite a high staircase, so I didn't go up. Overall it's pretty good.

Genghis Khan Park

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130***647 September 2025
5.0
This is the most worthwhile place to visit in Ulanhot. It's a Tibetan Buddhist temple with spectacular scenery and grand temples, yet it's not crowded. It's a true Buddhist sanctuary. If you were in a big city, you'd be thronged with tourists. And best of all, it's free. It's 30 kilometers from the city center. A bus leaves from the Ulanhot Bus Station at 9:30 AM for 9 yuan per person. We arrived at Gegen Temple at 10:10 AM and returned at 11:10 AM. Since we usually didn't have enough time, we left at 12:30 PM and shared a taxi back to the city for 15 yuan each. We also requested three bracelets, which the temple master consecrated with great care and chanting.

Gegen Temple

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M50***4112 July 2022
5.0
The actual scenery is the same as in the picture. It is really a very good place.

Bayanchagan Mountain Scenic Area

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美梦成真123!!16 October 2020
5.0
Xing'an Museum houses more than 1,200 precious cultural relics, including those dating back to the Stone Age and exquisite stone Buddhas. Each one is a treasure.

Hinggan League Museum

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M42***1010 September 2023
5.0
The Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall is located in the southeast of Ulanhot City, west of the municipal government complex office building, and north of the main road of Xinqiao Progress National Highway 302. It is not only one of the landmark buildings in Ulanhot City, but also the first memorial exhibition hall since the founding of New China that fully reflects the process of national liberation in ethnic areas. The museum has a large building scale and a solemn and majestic design. The total construction area is about 24,000 square meters, the exhibition area is 5,500 square meters, and the exhibition line is 1,858 meters long. It has a preface hall, a main exhibition hall, a hero hall and a leisure area. At present, the memorial exhibits include an airplane, a tank, 4 artillery pieces, 1 heavy machine gun, and 3 light machine guns. There are 28 long and short guns of various types, more than 780 precious pictures, and 5,480 cultural relics and documents of various types. There are four large scenes, two group sculptures, 2 single sculptures, and 58 works of art. The memorial has been open to the public free of charge since its opening.

Inner Mongolia National Liberation Memorial Hall

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Anonymous user13 October 2026
5.0
The scenic area boasts beautiful scenery, fresh air, and a fantastic visitor experience! The trails are clean and easy to walk on, the signs are clear, and the staff are warm and courteous. The natural landscape is pristine, perfect for taking photos, and the facilities are complete. The entire trip is comfortable and offers great value for money, making it well worth a special trip. Highly recommended!

Aershan National Forest Park

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杨乐多15 June 2023
4.0
Beautiful scenery, bright sunshine, and a pleasant day.

Keyou Qianqi Shuijing Park

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笑熬浆糊4 June 2023
5.0
The place where the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region was established, the old office site, a piece of history.

Former Office Site of the Inner Mongolia Working Committee of the Communist Party of China

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M50***7110 November 2025
5.0
The hotel boasts a pleasant environment and a prime location. The front desk staff are warm and attentive, and room cleaning is prompt and efficient. The staff are dedicated and quick to address any issues, putting themselves in the guests' shoes. It was a very satisfying stay; I felt right at home here. The beds were comfortable, the amenities were thoughtful, and the service was meticulous. It's an ideal place to stay for business trips and leisure travel.

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