Xilamuren Grassland is located in Maoming 'an Prairie, Dalhan, Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. The Mongolian language of Xilamuren means "Yellow River", and the grassland tourism of Xilamuren is commonly known as "Zhao He", which is named after the "Puhui Temple", a Lama temple in Qing Dynasty located on the bank of Xilamuren River. Originally the Summer Palace of the Living Buddha VI of Hohhot, the temple was built in the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong (1769). There are two caves in the temple, carved with beams and painted with buildings, which are quite spectacular. Behind Pratt & Whitney Temple is surrounded by the Xilamuren River. After crossing the river bridge, you can reach Albin Baoshan and enjoy the grassland scenery. The endless scenery is intoxicating.

Mausoleum of Genghis Khan

Genghis Khan Mausoleum is a national key cultural relic protection unit. Its scale is small, covering an area of about 5.5 hectares, but it is quite distinctive. Genghis Khan Mausoleum is located in Gandeli Grassland, Ejinhoro Banner, Erdos City, Inner Mongolia, 70 kilometers away from Dongsheng District. Mongols are popular with "dense burial", so where the real Genghis Khan mausoleum is has always been a mystery. Today's Genghis Khan Mausoleum is a monument. After many migrations, it was not until 1954 that Ta 'er Temple in Huangzhong County, which is 0/85km away from Baotou City, moved back to its hometown in Yijinhuoluo Banner. Here, there are dense grasslands and magnificent scenery unique to grasslands. The mausoleum of Genghis Khan has now become a major tourist attraction in Inner Mongolia.

Wudang Zhao

Wudangzhao is located in Wudanggou, about 70 kilometers northeast of Baotou City, Inner Mongolia. The mountains overlap, and in the depths of the verdant Daqing Mountain of pine and cypress, there is a grand temple with a large building scale, that is, the Five Dangzhao.

The main building of Wudangzhao consists of eight classic halls (six existing ones), three living Buddha houses and a living Buddha pagoda. In addition, there are more than 60 pagodas and affiliated buildings, with more than 2,500 houses, covering an area of more than 300 mu. The existing six halls are Su Guqin Hall, East Cole Hall, Missing One Day Hall (Fairy Temple), Dang Ge Sid Hall, Ahui Hall (Tantric Hall) and Japanese Lundian Hall (Bodhi Daoism Hall). Suguqin Hall is the place where the whole temple meets and recites scriptures. These temples are all large-scale and arc-shaped Tibetan buildings. All kinds of statues and murals in the temple are gorgeous, and Thangka (scroll Buddha painting) is dazzling. Each temple has its own characteristics, such as the ten-meter-high bronze statue of Sakyamuni, the nine-meter-high bronze statue of Zong Kaba, the ancestor of the Yellow Sect, the hideous bronze statue of King Kong, the protector, or the bronze statue of White Tara and Green Mother. Magnificent shape, exquisite production and dazzling golden light. The three living Buddha's Mansions are located in the south of Ahui Hall, among which the East Kor Living Buddha's Mansion is larger, which was built by the second living Buddha, Rexinima, in the forty-ninth year of Qianlong (1784). On the left and right are two mansions built to receive Ganjul Wahutuketu, Hui Zong Temple in Duolun Noor and Zhangjia Buddhist College.

Xiangshawan

National AAAA-level scenic spot. Located in the middle of Dalate Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia. From Hohhot to Baotou, the eastern expressway can be subcontracted, and the south is 50 kilometers away from Baotou city. It belongs to the desert natural scenic spot, and it is a crescent mound chain or lattice mound landform. 1984 1 was designated as a scenic spot by Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, 199 1 was listed as a national scenic spot by China National Tourism Administration, and was rated as a 4A-level scenic spot by China National Tourism Administration in 2002. In 2009, it was rated as a 5A-level scenic spot.

Xiangshawan is backed by Kubuqi Desert, a leading desert, and faces Hantai Dachuan, also known as Yinken Xiangsha. Sand height110m, width 200m and slope 45 degrees. The huge crescent echo wall of Shashan Mountain is attached to the edge of the desert, which is a rare, rare and precious natural tourism resource. The desert water purification sand lake is about 2 kilometers south of the echo wall of Yueyasha Mountain. It is a small sand pool that is not thirsty all the year round, and it is a rare "desert spring". About 3 kilometers to the west from Husha Lake, there is a highland higher than the desert, with an altitude of 1486 meters, on which is the famous Kubuqiyin Ken Aobao. The mysterious sand song phenomenon attracts tourists at home and abroad. The sound of sand is like the roar of spring pine, summer frogs croak, autumn apes croak, and winter thunder breaks the sky. There are different opinions about the cause of the ringing sand. Scientists have conducted many scientific investigations and put forward theories such as screening and cleaning, triboelectric theory, geographical environment theory, and "resonance box" theory. The mystery of ringing sand is still being explored.

zhaojun tomb

Zhaojun Tomb, Mongolian is temur. Wuhu No.2 is located on the bank of the big river 9 kilometers south of Hohhot (in fact, it should be 2 kilometers south of Taohua Toll Station on National Highway 209). The present Zhaojun Tomb was built in the 1970s, covering an area of 3.3 hectares and 33 meters high. The tomb is platform-shaped, and a pavilion is built on the top of the tomb, which is artificially rammed for the king and crowned by Zhao Jun. Every autumn, the leaves are yellow, and the grass and trees on Zhaojun's tomb are still green, so people also call it "Qingling Tomb". On the east side of the cemetery is the inscription written by celebrities of past dynasties for Zhaojun's tomb, and on the west side is the cultural relics showroom. Climbing to the top of the tomb, we will see the yinshan mountains, which continuously crosses the east and west, and enjoy the panoramic view of Hohhot.

Five-Pagoda Temple

Located in the southeast of the old city of Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, it was originally named King Kong Pagoda. Because there are five square pagodas on the pagoda, it is named Wuta Temple. The tower was built in the Yongzheng period of the Qing Dynasty, with a height of about 16 meters. The tower body is made of glazed tiles. The lower layer of the tower is engraved with the Diamond Sutra in three languages, and the upper layer is covered with thousands of small gold-plated Buddha statues. Exquisite carving and exquisite workmanship. It is a Lamaism tower with masonry structure, which is not inferior to the five pagodas of Dazhenjue Temple in the capital Beijing. There are three stone carvings embedded in the back of the tower, which are the Mongolian Distribution Map of Xusha Mountain, Six Divisions in Karma Wheel and Astronomical Map. The most valuable stone carving in Wuta Temple is the Mongolian astronomical map, near the north wall. The diameter of the astronomical map is144.5cm, and the celestial pole in the north of the celestial sphere is centered. Meridians are drawn at the position of Basu Right ascension, and there are five concentric circles, which are the celestial arctic circle, the summer solstice circle, the celestial equator circle, the winter solstice circle and the celestial Antarctic circle from inside to outside. It is the only astronomical map marked in Mongolian in the world so far, and it has high scientific research value. King Kong Pagoda was built in the fifth year of Yongzheng in Qing Dynasty (1727). It is a masonry structure with a height of 16.5 meters. The top of the tower consists of five exquisite pagodas.