Suiyuan Governor, Historic residence in China
The Residence of the General is an important cultural heritage site in Inner Mongolia.
This site dates back to 1739 during the Qing Dynasty period.
It was the official seat of the general governor, symbolizing military power and authority.
Visitors interested in Qing Dynasty history will find this place insightful.
Listed among the Major National Historical and Cultural Sites in Inner Mongolia.
Location: Xincheng District
Inception: 1739
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