Temujin Khan Camp
铁木真大汗行营
A Mongol-themed scenic area between Manzhouli and Zhalainuoer, with giant yurt palace tents, horse-riding shows and a grassland banquet.
Temujin Khan Camp lies on the grassland between Manzhouli and Zhalainuoer. It is a tourist area themed on the Mongol court of the Genghis Khan era. Its centerpiece is a group of imposing giant yurts called the Great Khan's Palace Tent, surrounded by numerous yurt restaurants and accommodations. Visitors can watch Mongolian song and dance, horse-riding and folk performances, and try archery and horseback riding. They can also taste hand-held mutton, whole roast lamb and milk tea. The camp suits visitors who lack time to explore the Hulunbuir grassland in depth and want a quick taste of grassland culture near Manzhouli. The peak season is mainly summer. Show times and ticket prices, which are often bundled with meal packages, follow official notices. Getting there: about 30 minutes by taxi from Manzhouli city center. The grassland has large temperature swings between day and night, and many mosquitoes.
Opening hours
Summer approx. 09:00–21:00 (check scenic area notices)
Nearby sights
- Zhalainuoer Museum
- Mammoth Park
- Erka Wetland
- Zhalainuoer National Mine Park
- Beihu Park
- Soviet Red Army Martyrs Cemetery
- Manzhouli Russian-style Buildings & Railway Station
- Manzhouli Museum