Mudanjiang
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City Code
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Popular Airlines
Korean Air
China Eastern Airlines
Shanghai Airlines
Flight Time
15~18 hours
The flight time to Mudanjiang is approximately 15~18 hours. Find out more about the history, economy, climate and transportation options before you visit Mudanjiang.
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Mudanjiang
Mudanjiang is a large Chinese city located on the borders with North Korea. Mudanjiang has population of almost 3 million inhabitants. Mudanjiang is one of the most important cities located in north China.
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Travel FAQs
Q. How can I fly from Moscow to Mudanjiang?
A. You might not find a ticket for a direct flight from Moscow to Mudanjiang, but you can condider the following route: a return ticket Moscow-Vladivostok-Moscow with one airline, and the a return ticket Vladivostok-Mudanjiang-Vladivostok with Aeroflot. This way you buy a return ticket for each lag of your journey. Mudanjiang cannot be reached directly otherwise. Ask your ticket agent for specials and discounts for flights to Mudanjiang.
Q. Is Mudanjiang a city with a lot of rain?
A. Mudanjiang is a city which receives a lot of rain through its monsoons in the summer. Summers in Mudanjiang are hot and fairly wet then. On the contrary, the winters in Mudanjiang are with a lot of windchill and quite dry. The best time to visit Mudanjiang then is in the spring and autumn even if these two seasons are reserved to April and October only. The touristy season in Mudanjiang is in the spring and autumn then. Consider getting your airfare ticket for this season ahead of time.
Q. My onward ticket creates a fairly long layover in Mudanjiang, what can I see there?
A. Mudanjiang is a pleasant city to visit. If you are in Mudanjiang, do not miss the People's Park, which is an amusement and zoon park with plenty of animals and things to do. If you are in Mudanjiang with your children, you should definitely not miss the Park. There is not entrance ticket to be paid, and it is a great glimpse into the Chinese urban culture. Consider visiting the Mirror Lake and Xingkai Lake as well.