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Agui Temple

Agui Temple is located in the Langshan Mountains in Shajintaohaisumu, Dengkou County. It is located in the ditch to the west of Jilusai, an ancient city in the Han Dynasty. The only temple for Red Sect lamas in Inner Mongolia. Agui Temple was built in the third year of Guangxu reign of Emperor Dezong of the Qing Dynasty (1877). Its hidden name was "Lashirenbu Gadinglin Agui". It was changed to "Zongcheng Temple" in the Qing Dynasty and was engraved in the first year of the Republic of China (19l2). There is a large plaque in four languages: Manchu, Mongolian, Tibetan and Chinese.

Agui Temple is a typical Tibetan architecture. The temple has 981 main halls and companion halls, 13 guest houses, and more than 1,000 residences for lamas. There is a plaque of "Zongcheng Temple" on the door of the south hall. There is a statue of Shiji Muni enshrined in the hall.

Big Huabei

The main part of Wula Mountain on the southern branch of the western section of the Yinshan Mountains is the famous "Big Huabei". It is located 60 kilometers east of Uradqian Banner and north of Bayinhua Town. Here, there are towering ancient trees, white birches and green onions, pines and cypresses like waves, and hundreds of birds singing. In summer and autumn, the scenery is beautiful and the climate is pleasant, making it a summer resort for health care. Climbing to the top of Dabinbei Mountain, you can have a panoramic view of Baotou City, the Yellow River, Ming'an River, etc., as well as the lakes and mountains of Wuliang Suhai.

Ancient city ruins

The ruins of Hou Qil Taoli Gai were discovered in 1970, 4 kilometers southwest of Hanggai Gobi Sumu in Urad Middle Banner. (For flint beam), a Stone Age stone tool making site was discovered, and cultural relics such as stone cores, scrapers, and artificial stone flakes were unearthed. Darigai Ruins Darigai Ruins is located at Darigai Pass in Urad Hou Banner, with a total area of ??more than 1,000 square meters. Not far from the site, there are a group of orderly arranged sarcophagus tombs. This is the site and tomb group of the Neolithic hunting people. Hulustai Ruins The Hulustai Ruins is located in Hulustaisumu, Urad Middle Banner, and is a Bronze Age site. The typical bead-shaped Xiongnu plaque decorations were found here (March 13, 0) [View full text]

Agate Lake-Inner Mongolia tourist attractions

Agate Lake is located in Sumu, Bayingobi In the northwest desert, there is a dry lake bed covering an area of ??6 square kilometers. The agate stones in the lake are exposed on the surface, light yellow and light red, all over the lake bottom. The big ones are like fists, and the small ones are like beans. They are crystal clear and dazzling.

Agate Lake is said to be peculiar because its bottom and surroundings are covered with bright red, translucent and lovely agate stones, which are illuminated by the unique blue sky and sunlight of the desert. They are radiant, like A carpet paved with precious stones is particularly spectacular, and visitors feel like they have arrived in a colorful wonderland. It is even more breathtaking.

Jintang Temple (Ciyun Temple)

It was built in the 20th year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1681) and is located in Jintang, Siba Township, Dengkou. North side of the temple school. At that time, Shaanxi general Zhao Yi led his troops to Dengkou to suppress bandits (Zhao was a Buddhist believer). He invited monks from Ningxia who were skilled in temple construction to build the first Han Buddhist temple in the Hetao area in nearly three years, and named it "Ciyun Temple". ". The main hall is located in the middle. The four corners of the roof are slightly upturned, the reliefs are suspended in the air, and the top floor is carved with "two dragons playing with beads". The front wall is covered with paintings, and there are two small side halls on both sides. The wing rooms are lined up on both sides, with more than 10 rooms each. In the Mahavira Hall, on its 1.5-meter-wide pure platform, there are five Buddha statues, all with painted gold bodies, which are quiet and elegant. From 1851 to 1862, "Ge Lao Hui"

Langshan Stone Carvings

There are two carved stones at the foot of Langshan Mountain. One is about 1.3 meters long and 0.7 meters thick. A five-character poem was engraved: "The president's five thousand soldiers marched thousands of miles across the road, flattened the Jinji Fort, and mobilized the Zijin garrison. Suddenly, on the ninth day of the year, I climbed up here, and saw only the yurts, but no village or tree." Tongzhi Renshen Jin Yunchang is inscribed on the stone. There is a small stone carving 10 meters to the west, which is also engraved with the words "Tongzhi Renshen", which means the eleventh year of Tongzhi (1872) by Mu Zong of the Qing Dynasty. It can be seen that the stone carving was written at this time. The person who carved the stone was a general who led the army.

The Great Wall of Qin

After Qin unified the six kingdoms in 221 BC, in order to defend against the Xiongnu, Qin Shi Huang went to the north in the 32nd year (21 BC). Large-scale construction of the Great Wall. One kilometer west of Hongqidian in Wubulangkou, Uradzhong Banner, there is a collapsed Great Wall. From the cross section, it can be seen that there is a neat layer of walls inside the stone wall. After research, this is where Qin used Zhao The Great Wall of Qin was formed by heightening and widening the Great Wall for repairs. Near the Great Wall, there are tall stone piles every 0.5 to 1.5 kilometers. Its original structure can still be found from these collapsed stone piles. The surrounding walls, based on the remaining parts, are about 5 to 7 meters long on a side and 6 to 8 meters high. This is the beacon tower (beacon) used as a warning on the Great Wall line

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At the southern foot of Wula Mountain, you can see a strip of stone that appears and disappears intermittently. This is the ruins of the Great Wall built in the 27th year of King Wuling of Zhao (299 BC) during the Warring States Period. It extends along the southern edge of Wula Mountain. 42 kilometers to Suhai Township, Uradqian Banner. There is also a Great Wall built by King Wuling of Zhao in the 27th year (299 BC).

It passes through Guyang County, Baotou City, enters the northeast of Xiaoyutai Township in Wulateqian Banner, Bameng, goes west along Mount Chasitai, enters Ubulangkou, passes through the northern foot of Serteng Mountain, then passes through Langshan Pass, and ends at the northern foot of Langshan Mountain. The northwest extends into the Urad Banner and disappears west of Chaogwendul, which is 240 kilometers long in the territory of Bameng. (March 13, 0) [View full text]

Wuyuan Swearing Platform

Wuyuan Swearing Platform is located in the old town of Wuyuan County. Built on September 17, 1926. The oath-taking platform is square in shape and made of earth. It is 6 feet high, with a base of two feet and a top of one foot. It faces north and faces south. There is a stairway behind the stage. From 1926 when Feng Yuxiang took the oath of swearing in Wuyuan to 1945, several monuments were erected around the swearing-in platform. The inscriptions include "National Alliance Army", "National Alliance Army Memorial", "Commemoration of General Feng Yuxiang's 1926 Five Plains Pledge", etc. Those who erected the monument include Feng Yuxiang, Ma Hongkui, Liu Bida, Chen Yingdao, Wang Chongren and others.

Chang Su Temple

Chang Su Temple, as its name suggests, is a place where people eat vegetarian food all year round and do not eat meat or fish. Changsu Temple is located in Hongfeng Township, Wuzhong Banner, and was built in the 22nd year of the Republic of China (1933). Changsu Temple is a Han-style temple with a brick and wood structure and a Sihetou temple courtyard. The main hall has tile ridges, cornices, brackets, caissons, carved beams and painted pillars. It is grand in scale and majestic. With a hall on the front and rooms on the east and west sides, it is the largest Han Buddhist temple in the territory. In 1951, Qi. The temple was requisitioned by the labor reform department, and all the monks returned to secular life. After 1980, the temple was restored after the party's religious policy was implemented.

Ancient Tombs