At 129°58′ east longitude and 44°6′ north latitude, located in the northeastern part of China and southeastern Heilongjiang Province, Mudanjiang gets its name from the Mudan River that flows through it. With a civilization history spanning over 3,000 years — an ancient city named as early as the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties — and nearly 40,000 square kilometers of vast land, long-settled Mudanjiang has the potential to nurture even more magic and beauty.
Unique minority charm, Korean flair
Escape the scorching heat with cool weather, enjoy a distinctive travel experience, and savor a rich variety of local delicacies. This summer, be a summer escapee in Mudanjiang.