Mammoth Park
猛犸公园
A mammoth-themed sculpture park in Zhalainuoer, where dozens of life-size mammoth sculptures are scattered across the grassland, recreating an Ice Age scene.
Zhalainuoer has yielded many Quaternary mammal fossils, including mammoths, so the area built Mammoth Park (also called the Mammoth Scenic Area) on this theme. The park lies on the north side of Zhalainuoer District, beside the road from Manzhouli to Zhalainuoer. Across a large lawn stand dozens of life-size lifelike mammoth sculptures, including herds of adults and calves. The spectacle is impressive, and children and photography lovers enjoy it. The park also has displays on Ice Age animals and the Zhalainuoer people. A visit takes about an hour and can be combined with the Zhalainuoer Museum and the National Mine Park. Check the official notices for tickets. Getting there: about 30 minutes by taxi from Manzhouli city center. The grassland gets intense sun, so use sun protection in summer.
Opening hours
Approx. 08:30–18:00 (check scenic area notices)
Nearby sights
- Zhalainuoer Museum
- Temujin Khan Camp
- Erka Wetland
- Zhalainuoer National Mine Park
- Soviet Red Army Martyrs Cemetery
- Beihu Park
- Manzhouli Russian-style Buildings & Railway Station
- Manzhouli Museum