Introduction of tourist attractions in Xilin Gol League What are the tourist attractions in Xilin Gol League?

1, Baiyinxile Grassland Nature Reserve

Located 55 kilometers southeast of Xilinhot City, Ximeng, it is a national nature reserve. The whole territory covers an area of 3730 square kilometers. Here, the grass is lush, cattle and sheep are everywhere, the mountains are rolling, and the rivers pass through the territory. The scenery is particularly beautiful. There are many large and small lakes in nature reserves, and the "three-scale" fish produced are very lively, not only fat, but also extremely delicious.

2. The Yuan Dynasty was the capital.

Located about 20 kilometers northeast of Dundahaote, it is the seat of Zhenglan Banner Government of Xilin Gol League. Founded in A.D. 1256, Kublai Khan in Yuan Shizu spent a huge sum of money and it took three years to finally build it. It was originally named Kaiping Building. In the first year of Yuan-Zhong reunification (A.D. 1260), Kublai Khan inherited the Mongol khanate and made Kaiping its capital. Four years later, it was officially renamed Shangdu, also known as Shangjing and Luanjing. Shangdu was designed and built by Kublai Khan's Han counselor Liu, which mainly reflected the traditional urban layout of the Han nationality and took into account the customs of Mongolian nomadic life at that time. This is a characteristic grassland city.

3. Beizi Temple of the Ancient Temple

One of the four major temples in Inner Mongolia, located at the foot of Aobao Mountain in Erdun, Xilinhot City, was founded in the sixth year of Qingganlong (A.D. 174 1) and has been continuously renovated by seven generations of living buddhas. The whole temple is divided into five halls, with Chaokeqin Hall in the middle and Labrang Hall, Qiri Hall, Mamba Hall and Zhuduba Hall on both sides. Each hall has a large number of murals reflecting the history and life of the Mongolian nation. These murals are vivid and elegant, and they are valuable materials for studying the history and art of the Mongolian nation. The Beizi Temple with carved beams and painted buildings embodies the wisdom of many working people. At the same time, the architectural style of the flying bucket arch, various Buddha statues, magnificent paintings and decorations all have distinctive national characteristics.

4. "Holy Spring" by Arxan Baolige

Xilinhot Aershan Baolige Sumu has a well-known mineral spring, which can treat gastrointestinal diseases, skin diseases and rheumatoid arthritis. The herdsmen nearby all call it the "holy spring". Summer is coming, and people suffering from various diseases from far and near gather here to drink or bathe in spring water. The "holy spring" water is cool and kills the mouth and tastes like beer. People also call it "beer spring".

5. Cheng Lang Ancient City Site

Located two kilometers north of Dundahaote, Zhenglan Banner, it was built in the Jin Dynasty and named "Zhouhuan City" because it is a nomadic ancient place in Wuhuan. The ancient city is square, meters long from east to west and meters wide from north to south. The east and west gates are still recognizable. In the middle of the city, there are ruins of the building abutment, which should be the seat of the state government official office. There are a large number of broken bricks scattered in the ancient city, all of which are plain and reverse, mostly gray plain, with a small number of grooved bricks. In the ancient city, Ding Jiao Hejunjiao's coarse porcelain ear jar, iron axe and porcelain pieces were unearthed. The well-preserved site of the ancient city of Silangcheng is an important material for studying the political facilities in the Jin Dynasty.