Suiyuan General’s Office (Jiangjun Yashu)
将军衙署 · Jiāngjūn Yáshǔ
The headquarters of the Qing garrison commanders of Suiyuan from 1737, later used by Republican and early PRC governments; a well-kept official compound with history exhibitions.
No booking neededBring your passport45 minutes
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A quiet stop that shows the Manchu side of the city’s history: Hohhot grew from two towns, Mongol Guihua around Dazhao and Manchu Suiyuan here.
- Opening hours
- About 09:00–17:30, last entry 17:00; may close one weekday To be confirmed
- Price
- Free (show ID)
- How to book
- No booking; show your passport at the entrance.
- Getting there
- On Xinhua Street in the new town, about 3 km east of Xinhua Square; taxi or bus To be confirmed
- Address in Chinese
- 内蒙古自治区呼和浩特市新城区新华大街31号
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