Xilamuren Grassland Xilamuren Grassland is located in Darhan Maoming'an Prairie, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Xilamuren means "Yellow River" in Mongolian. Xilamuren grassland tourism is commonly known as "Zhaohe". It was named after the Qing Dynasty Lama Zhao Temple "Puhui Temple" on the bank of Xilamuren River.

The temple was originally the summer palace of the Sixth Living Buddha Xili Tuzhao in Hohhot. It was built in the 34th year of Qianlong (1769).

The second hall cave in the temple is quite spectacular with its carved beams and painted buildings.

The Puhui Temple is surrounded by the Shilamuren River, and across the river bridge you can reach the Albinba Mountain to enjoy the grassland scenery.

The endless scenery is mesmerizing.

Genghis Khan's Mausoleum Genghis Khan's Mausoleum is a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is not large in scale, covering an area of ??about 5.5 hectares, but it is quite distinctive.

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is located on the Gandeli Grassland in Yijinhuoluo Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia, 70 kilometers away from Dongsheng District.

"Secret burials" are popular among the Mongols, so where the real Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is has always been a mystery.

The current Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is a tomb. It was moved many times until it was moved back to its hometown of Yijinhuoluo Banner from Kumbum Monastery in Huangzhong County in 1954. It is 185 kilometers north of Baotou City. It is full of green grass.

The unique and magnificent scenery of the grassland.

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan has now become a major tourist attraction in Inner Mongolia.

Wudangzhao Wudangzhao is located in Wudanggou, about 70 kilometers northeast of Baotou City, Inner Mongolia.

Deep in the green mountains with overlapping mountains and green pines and cypresses, there is a majestic and grand-scale Zhao Temple, which is called Wudang Zhao.

The main building of Wudangzhao is composed of eight sutra halls (six existing ones), three living Buddha residences and a mourning hall housing the relic stupas of previous living Buddhas of this call. There are also more than 60 monks' rooms and auxiliary buildings of the pagoda and temple, all of which are

It has more than 2,500 rooms and covers an area of ??more than 300 acres.

The six existing sutra halls are Suguqin Hall, Dongkel Hall, Queyiri Hall (Xianjiao Sutra Hall), Dangge Xide Hall, Ahui Hall (Tantric Sutra Hall), and Japan Lun Hall (Bodhi Taoism Sutra Hall).

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Suguqin Hall is the place where the whole temple gathers to chant sutras.

These temples are large in scale and are all curved Tibetan-style buildings.

The hall has a complete collection of statues, gorgeous murals, and eye-catching thangkas (scroll Buddhist paintings). Each hall has its own characteristics, including a ten-meter-high bronze statue of Sakyamuni, or a nine-meter-high bronze statue of Tsongkhapa, the founder of the Yellow Sect, or

A statue of Vajra Protector with a ferocious face can be made, or statues of White Tara and Green Tara can be enshrined.

The shape is wonderful, the production is exquisite, and the golden light is dazzling.

The three living Buddha residences are located to the south of the Ahui Hall. Among them, the Dongkel Living Buddha Palace is large in scale and was built by the second living Buddha Resinima in the 49th year of Qianlong (1784).

On the left and right are two mansions built to receive Ganjulwa Hutuktu and Zhangjia Imperial Master of Huizong Temple in Duolunor.

Xiangshawan is a national AAAA-level scenic spot.

Located in the middle of Dalat Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia.

It is accessible from Hohhot to Baotou via Baodong Expressway, 50 kilometers south of Baotou city.

It is a desert-type natural scenic area with a crescent-shaped hill chain or grid-like hill landform.

It was designated as a tourist attraction by the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in January 1984, listed as a national tourist attraction by the National Tourism Administration in 1991, and rated as a 4A-level tourist attraction by the National Tourism Administration in 2002.

In 2009, it was rated as a 5A-level scenic spot.

Xiangshawan is backed by the Kubuqi Desert, the leader of the desert, and faces the Hantai River. It is also known as "Yinken" Xiangsha.

The sand is 110 meters high, 200 meters wide, with a slope of 45 degrees and a huge crescent-shaped sand mountain echo wall dotted on the edge of the desert. It is a rare, rare and valuable natural tourism resource.

Desert Water Purification Sand Lake is about 2 kilometers south of the Echo Wall of Crescent Sand Mountain. It is a small sand pool that is not thirsty all year round. It is a rare "desert sweet spring".

About 3 kilometers west of Shahu, there is a highland high above the desert, with an altitude of 1,486 meters, on which is the famous Kubuqi Yinken Aobao.

The mysterious sand song phenomenon attracts tourists from home and abroad. The sound of the sand is like the roar of pines in spring, the chirping of frogs in summer, the neighing of horses and the cry of apes in autumn, and the sound of thunder in winter.

There are many different opinions on the cause of the ringing sand. Scientists have conducted many scientific investigations and have come up with theories such as the sieve and uniformity theory, the frictional static theory, the geographical environment theory, the "*** ringing box" theory, etc. There is no consensus.

The mystery is still being explored.

Zhaojun's Tomb Zhaojun's Tomb is Temur in Mongolian.

Wuhu'er is located on the bank of the Dahei River 9 kilometers south of Hohhot (actually, to be more accurate, it should be 2 kilometers south of the Taohua Toll Station on National Highway 209).

The current Zhaojun Tomb was rebuilt in the 1970s, covering an area of ??3.3 hectares. The tomb is 33 meters high. The tomb is in the shape of a platform. There is a pavilion on the top of the tomb. It is an artificially rammed King's Mound, which is Zhaojun's clothes and crown.

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Every autumn, when the leaves wither and turn yellow, the vegetation on Zhaojun's tomb is still green, so people also call it the "Green Tomb."

On the east side of the cemetery are the inscriptions inscribed by celebrities in the past dynasties for Zhaojun's tomb, and on the west side is the cultural relics exhibition room.

Climbing to the top of the tomb, we will see the continuous Yinshan Mountains running east and west, and also enjoy the panoramic view of Hohhot City.

The Five Pagoda Temple is located in the southeast of the old city of Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. It was originally called the Vajra Relic Pagoda. Because there are five square relic pagodas on the pagoda base, it is named the Five Pagoda Temple.