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Is there any interesting place in Baotou?

Xilamuren Grassland: Located in the southeast of Damao United Banner, Baotou City, it is a famous summer resort at home and abroad. Because there is a historic Xilituzhao on the bank of Xilamuren River, it is also called "Zhao He". Wudang Zhao: It is endowed by the overlapping mountains of Jihuluntu Mountain, which is located about 50 kilometers northeast of Zhaotou City. Formerly known as Badagar Temple, it means "Bai Lianhua Temple" in Tibetan, and the valley in front of the temple is called Wudang Qing, which means willow, so the temple is also called Wudang Zhao. Qing Yan was named "Guangjue Temple". The living Buddha, known as Wudang, is one of the eight Hutuktu in Beijing in Qing Dynasty. Meiligeng: Founded in 1677, it was given the legal name "Guangfa Temple" by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, and is famous for reading Mongolian scriptures. There are 24 temples. 1960, which belongs to the suburb of Baotou City (now Jiuyuan District) due to the change of administrative division. In the early days of liberation, Meili Gengzhao occupied an area of 24,000 square meters, with a building area of 4,520 square meters. There are five halls. The Calais Buddha statue in Dadu Palace "Maidar" is 80 feet high. Saihantala: Mongolian means beautiful grassland with a total area of nearly 10,000 mu. Grassland has steel city, and steel city has grassland, which is also unique in the country. Saihantalahaote is located on the terrace of beautiful grassland south of Jianshe Road in Qingshan District, and it is refreshing to stand in the distance. There are more than 30 yurts of different sizes on the green plain of Haote, which are patchwork and decorated. Tall bags, sacred mani red, simple and ordinary racecourse, archery range, wrestling field, fire platform, and adjacent cows, horses, camels, sheep and deer are placed on the pasture, which constitutes a landscape with the characteristics of returning to nature and grass. Saihantalahaote contains extremely strong cultural connotations of Mongolian customs such as diet, clothing, entertainment, folk songs and dances, grassland weddings, and ceremonial receptions. Traffic extends in all directions. This is indeed a tourist attraction on the urban grassland. The cumulative length of Qin Changcheng Qin Changcheng in Baotou City is about120km, and most of them are built on the north slope of the mountain, which is dangerous by the mountain. Because of the slope, the valleys and Pingchuan areas are mostly made of rammed earth, and the mountains are mostly made of stones or earth and stone. Generally speaking, the remains of the Stone Great Wall are well preserved. The existing external wall is more than 4m high, 4m wide at the bottom and 2m wide at the top. Most of the earthen city walls were destroyed. This earth-rock wall has basically become a roadbed-like trace due to years of wind and rain erosion. Kundulun Reservoir: Surrounded by mountains, standing on the earth and looking at the green hills, the mountains are like a pearl embedded in the mountains, which is really a high gorge and a flat lake. You can go boating, fishing and taking a boat on the clear water. The flood discharge water of Kundulun Reservoir spews out from the mouth of the valley where Wulashan meets Daqingshan, and flows into the Yellow River through Kundulun River. The Shimen water mentioned by Li Daoyuan in the Notes on Water Classics refers to the Kundulun River today. 1958165438+1October, the people of Baotou cut off the Kundulun River between the two mountains, locked the Shimen water and built a reservoir, effectively preventing floods, and then built a beautiful scenic spot with an area of 4,500 hectares. Nanhai Park: It has vast waters and beautiful scenery, with Qingshan in the north and Yellow River in the south. Vast, fluttering, rippling, gathering gulls and fragrant birds, answering fishing songs. It is known as "West Lake beyond the Great Wall". 200 1 was rated as a national AAA-level tourist attraction, and was approved as a provincial Yellow River Wetland Nature Reserve by Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the same year. Natural Overview Baotou Nanhai is one of the larger scenic spots in China, adjacent to the Yellow River, with an area of 65,438 0.585 hectares, including 333 hectares of water and 65,438 0.5000 mu of wet grassland, where more than 200 kinds of wild animals and plants thrive. The old Baotou in history is known as the "flood and drought wharf", among which the water wharf is Guide Haizi Wharf, and the Kangxi period was a shipping port along the Yellow River, which has a history of more than 330 years. In the thirty years of Daoguang (1850), the Yellow River was diverted and the original Hekou town in the south of Togtoh was flooded. Since then, Nanhaizi Ferry has become a water transport hub and fur distribution center in the middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River. Old Baotou's economic position in the northwest has changed greatly, and the economic prosperity has made Nanhaizi Ferry famous all over the world. The boundless river witnessed the prosperity of the "boat raft" and the decline of the river leaving in the history of Nanhaizi Ferry. Bailingmiao: Located in Bailingmiao Town, Anlianhe Banner, Dahanmaode County, it was built in the 42nd year of Qing Emperor Kangxi (AD 1702). Originally known as Guangfu Temple, it was later called Baylor Temple because its builder was the right-wing flag Baylor. Bailing Temple is a transliteration of Dalhanbeile Temple, also known as Wulijitaohai (Auspicious Bay) Temple Group. The temple consists of five halls, nine pagodas and 36 courtyards of Tibetan structure, with a total area of over 8,000 square meters. There are temples, towers, carved beams and painted buildings everywhere, and stories of people in Buddhist scriptures are painted on the walls, with vivid shapes and delicate compositions. Above the main entrance of the Great Buddha Hall hangs the plaque of "Guangfu Temple" given by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty.