Kuturqi square

Kuturqi square

The Oroqen language of "kuturqi" means "a place of good fortune and auspicious treasure". Kuturqi square was built in July 2006, covering an area of 153600 square meters. There are five "immortal column" relief walls and nine totem pillars carved with the patterns of snake god, wind god and Eagle God in the square;

At night, under the light effect, the whole site is like a campfire held up by a rainbow of seven colors. The creative idea of the whole site vividly shows the original religious belief, birch skin culture and hunting culture of the Oroqen nationality, which is a landmark architectural project of the Oroqen nationality. On the southwest side of the site stands the memorial to the victory of the United Anti Japanese War, which is a historical witness of the unity and mutual assistance between the Oroqen people and the officers and men of the Northeast Anti Japanese Federation, and the common resistance against foreign invaders.

Sculpture

Address: Olunchun Autonomous Banner, Hulunbuir City

Longitude: 123.702345859

Latitude: 50.6070097877

Ticket information: no ticket required.