Gorlos Prince's Mansion Exhibition Hall
郭尔罗斯王府
A complex of prince's residences in the style of late Qing imperial palaces, showcasing Gorlos Mongol history, folk customs and the intangible heritage of the morin khuur (horsehead fiddle).
The mansion was rebuilt based on the residence of Qimet Semubule, the last banner prince of the former Front Gorlos Banner. It covers more than 20,000 square meters and is laid out as a series of courtyards in six progressive sections. It is a rare palace-style residence in Mongolian lands. The hall has four exhibition areas: history, folk customs, religion, and 'Hometown of China's Morin Khuur.' Visitors can learn about the origins of the Gorlos tribe, Mongolian costumes and objects, and the morin khuur as intangible cultural heritage. It is located in the core area of the resort and is covered by the same combined ticket as the Genghis Khan Temple and the Fishing and Hunting Culture Museum.
Opening hours
May–Oct 08:00–17:30; Nov–Apr 08:30–16:00 (last entry 15:00)
Nearby sights
- Miaoyin Temple
- Chagan Lake Fishing and Hunting Culture Museum
- Genghis Khan Temple (Chagan Lake)
- Chagan Lake Lakeshore
- Chagan Lake Lotus Wetland
- Chagan Lake Winter Fishing
- Chagan Lake Fishery
- Tahu City Ruins