🦣Mammoth in The Grassland🦣

#localescapes Explore life-sized mammoth sculptures, meticulously crafted to transport you back to the Pleistocene epoch when these giants, some weighing up to 12 tons, ruled the Earth. These sculptures are not just art; they're a scientifically accurate glimpse into the awe-inspiring past.👀 Discover an impressive collection of mammoth fossils, some found right here in Manzhouli. These fossils unveil the mysteries of a time when mammoths roamed icy tundras, surviving in temperatures as low as -40°C (-40°F), a testament to Earth's history and the creatures that once thrived.🥶 At the heart of the park stands a grand museum, a hub of knowledge and discovery. Explore exhibits that showcase fossils, remains, and scientific breakthroughs, revealing the world of mammoths in unprecedented detail. Did you know that mammoth tusks could reach lengths of up to 4.5 meters (14.7 feet)?😲 Tips and Tricks⁉️ 🦣Jalainur Mammoth Park (猛犸公园) is located around 20 km from Manzhouli City. It is easily reachable by public transport Number 1. Just follow the main road (5th street - 五道街) towards Jalainur, and you'll stumble upon one of many bus stops. Tell the conductor to drop you by the park. Bus fare is ¥4. 🪨The Coal Museum (扎赉诺尔博物馆) is right on the way to Jalainur Mammoth Park. It is free for visitors, and we definitely recommend spending some time discovering local history, culture, and terrain in this museum. If you want to step inside, don't forget to bring your passport, as it is required to register upon entering. 🏯On the way to Mammoth Park, you will see Dajue Buddhist Temple (大觉禅寺). Just like the Coal Museum, it is also free for everyone. The same bus Number 1 will get you there from Manzhouli City, and the fare is ¥3. Enjoy!💛💚💙 #spintheworld #trip #manzhouli