Mansion of Princess Kejing
和硕恪靖公主府
The residence of the Kangxi Emperor's sixth daughter, Princess Kejing, after she married a Khalkha Mongol prince; now the Hohhot Museum.
The Princess Mansion was the residence of Princess Kejing, the sixth daughter of the Kangxi Emperor, after she married a Khalkha Mongol prince. Built during the Kangxi reign, it has a four-courtyard layout and is an important physical record of Manchu-Mongol marriage alliances in the Qing dynasty. It is a key national cultural heritage site. The mansion now houses the Hohhot Museum, which presents the princess's life and local history, and a park on the south side. It is reachable via Princess Mansion Station on Metro Line 1. Check the official site for admission policies, and note that the museum is closed on Mondays.
Opening hours
Closed Mondays; 09:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Ulanhu Memorial Hall
- Great Mosque of Hohhot
- Suiyuan General's Yamen
- Xilitu Zhao (Shiretu Juu)
- Dazhao Temple
- Five Pagoda Temple (Cideng Temple)
- Saishang Old Street
- Daqingshan Wildlife Zoo