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Are there any interesting places in Manchuria?
Manzhouli is rich in resources and is known as the three gems of blue, black and green. Sapphire refers to Dalai Lake (93km long, 4 1km wide and 447km in circumference) with an area of over 2,300km2, which is the only unpolluted lake among the five major freshwater lakes in China. Black gem refers to the dark brown Zhalainuoer coalfield, which is rich in reserves, exceeding10 billion tons, ranking first among the coals in northern China. Emerald refers to the vast Hulunbeier grassland, which is one of the four largest grasslands in the world.
The tourism resource industry in Manzhouli City is booming. At present, it has opened tourist routes to Russia, such as Lake Baikal, Hongshi, Chita, Ulan-Ude, Irkutsk, Moscow and St. Petersburg, with more than 70,000 inbound and outbound tourists every year. Tourism in Manzhouli includes visiting the national gate, Dalai Lake and grassland tourism.
Manzhouli has two three-star hotels (International Hotel and Friendship Hotel), 1 2-star hotel (Jinfeng Hotel), 1 1-star hotel (Bus Building), and several 10 foreign-related hotels.
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