Zalainor National Mine Park

Zhalainoer National Mine Park in Manzhouli, one of the first batch of 28 national mine parks constructed by China, was officially opened to the public on August 30 after more than two years of construction. Zhalainor, Manzhouli City, has unique coal resources, with 10.1 billion tons of lignite reserves. It is one of the areas with rich coal reserves and early development in China. In order to protect and utilize the unique mining heritage resources in the mining area, Manzhouli City declared to build a national mine park in 2005, which was officially approved by the Ministry of land and resources. The construction of mine park started in May 2006 and completed in August 2008, with a total investment of 13 million yuan, covering an area of 4.5 square kilometers. It is divided into two scenic spots: open-air viewing square and Mine Museum. ZALAINUOER National Mine Park is a comprehensive park integrating scientific research, popular science education, sightseeing, cultural entertainment and leisure. The park has a panoramic view of the vast open pit. In the open pit, the steam locomotive, fold belt, coal geological structure and so on are rare and unique landscapes. In the long-term production process of the open-pit mine, a large number of ancient cultural relics with important historical and scientific research value have been unearthed, such as the well-known skull fossils of zalainuor people, mammoth fossils and Tuoba Xianbei ancient tombs. The completion of ZALAINUOER Mining Park provides a platform for the protection and display of these rich historical sites and mineral relics left by mining activities. At the same time, it will play a positive role in the scientific utilization of mine heritage resources, the restoration of the ecological environment damaged by mining, the promotion of social progress and local economic development, the enhancement of ethnic exchanges and the promotion of national culture.

Zalainor National Mine Park

As one of the first batch of 28 national mine parks in China, zalainuor National Mine Park in Hulunbuir City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region officially received tourists on August 30, 2008 after more than two years of construction.

background

Zalainuor National Mine Park is located in zalainuor District, Hulunbeier city. Zalainuor is rich in coal resources, with lignite reserves of 10.1 billion tons. It is one of the areas with rich coal resources and early development in China. It is not only the cradle of coal industry in Hulunbuir grassland of Inner Mongolia, but also the beginning of modern industrial history in Hulunbuir region.

Scenic spots in the park

In order to protect and utilize the unique mining heritage resources in the mining area, the mine park is divided into two scenic spots: the open-air viewing square and the Mine Museum. ZALAINUOER National Mine Park is a comprehensive park integrating scientific research, popular science education, sightseeing, cultural entertainment and leisure. In the open pit, steam locomotive, fold belt and coal geological structure fully show the mine culture of ZALAINUOER. The Mine Museum displays the coal industry, local customs and historical changes of zalainuor in the form of objects and pictures. There are nearly 100 exhibits collected, donated and unearthed by the society in the museum. Among them, the skull fossils of ZALAINUOER people, the skeleton fossils of rhinoceros and mammoth excavated in the mining process are important collections

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Address: Hulunbuir grassland, Manzhouli City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Longitude: 117.748984

Latitude: 49.451959

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