PLACE GUIDE

Shibazhan Oroqen Ethnic Township 十八站鄂伦春族乡

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Shibazhan Oroqen Township (十八站鄂伦春族乡) is a Tahe community in the lower Huma River forest region, with a name that means Eighteenth Station.

Shibazhan Oroqen Ethnic Township (十八站鄂伦春族乡)
Shibazhan Oroqen Ethnic Township · 十八站鄂伦春族乡 · Source photographer · License not provided
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About Shibazhan Oroqen Ethnic Township

That name recalls the numbered relay route running from Nenjiang towards Mohe. The township's setting south of the Heilongjiang River connects this transport history with the forests and waterways of the northern Greater Khingan region.

In Ezu Village, the Oroqen folk museum explores beliefs, hunting life, dress and everyday utensils through objects including birch-bark crafts and animal-skin items. The village's culture park includes craft workshops and buildings shaped after xierenzhu dwellings, offering an introduction to Oroqen material culture within a living community.

What to look for

  • Birch-bark crafts and clothing-related objects in the Oroqen folk museum
  • Buildings shaped after xierenzhu dwellings in Ezu Village's culture park
  • Oroqen craft workshops and the village cultural square

Location & getting there

Getting to Shibazhan Oroqen Ethnic Township

Identify the main visitor approach and any separately managed houses, museums or performances. Ask before entering residential spaces or photographing residents.

  • Search for 十八站鄂伦春族乡 with 大兴安岭地区 and 塔河县.
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十八站鄂伦春族乡 · 塔河县

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Sources & visit information

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