Soviet Red Army Martyrs Cemetery
苏联红军烈士公园
A cemetery where Soviet Red Army soldiers who died in the 1945 campaign into Northeast China are buried. Its monuments and graves bear witness to modern China-Russia history.
The Soviet Red Army Martyrs Cemetery lies in the eastern part of Manzhouli's urban area. It is the burial place of Red Army soldiers who died in August 1945, when the Soviet Red Army fought Japan and entered Northeast China through Manzhouli. The park features a towering monument, rows of martyrs' graves and commemorative sculptures. The atmosphere is solemn, and Russian visitors often come to lay flowers. The site records Manzhouli's special role as a Sino-Soviet border port at the end of World War II. It suits visitors interested in modern history, and a visit takes half an hour to an hour. Admission is free. Please keep quiet, and do not play or climb in the cemetery area. Getting there: about 5 minutes by taxi from the city center. It is not far from Beihu Park, and the two can be visited together.
Opening hours
08:00–17:00 (confirm on site)
Nearby sights
- Beihu Park
- Manzhouli Russian-style Buildings & Railway Station
- Zhongsu Pedestrian Street & Century Square
- Manzhouli Museum
- Matryoshka Square
- Sino-Russian Border Trade Zone
- Manzhouli National Gate Scenic Area
- Temujin Khan Camp