What are the top ten tourist attractions in Hohhot?

The top ten tourist attractions in Hohhot are Inner Mongolia Museum, Hadamen National Forest Park, Jokhang Temple, Usutu National Forest Park, Zhaojun Tomb, Hasuhai, Wuta Temple, Mengniu Industrial Tourism Zone, Shenquan Ecological Tourism Zone and Yili Group Industrial Tourism Zone.

1, Inner Mongolia Museum

Inner Mongolia Museum is located in the northwest of the intersection of East Second Ring Road and Xinhua East Street in Hohhot, adjacent to Wulanchat Building in Inner Mongolia. Its main building area is over 50,000 square meters, with unique shape and advanced equipment. It consists of exhibition hall area, cultural relics warehouse area, audience service area, business research area and multi-function hall. The museum brings together strong modern elements, regional representation and national characteristics. It is an "encyclopedia" that condenses the history of ecological changes and grassland civilization development in northern China for hundreds of millions of years, and it is also a symbol of the level of economic and social development and civilization in the autonomous region.

2. Hadamen National Forest Park

Hadamen covers an area of 36 square kilometers. In the park, there are many peaks and peaks, many strange rocks, waterfalls and jade rolling, and dense forests and green grass cover the sky. Beautiful natural scenery has become a happy home for many wild animals, including impala, sika deer, wolves, foxes, Qingyang, woodpeckers and larks. From June to 10 every year, it is the best tourism period for Hadamen Plateau Ranch.

3. Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple is called "Yikezhao" in Mongolian, which means Great Temple. The Chinese name was originally Hongci Temple, later renamed Wuliang Temple, located in the old city of Hohhot. In the eighth year of Wanli (1580), a temple was built. Because of the silver Buddha statue, it is commonly known as the Silver Buddha Temple, and the Mongolian historical book is called "Alitanzhao". Jokhang Temple also contains a large number of cultural relics, which are valuable materials for studying Mongolian history.

4. Usutu National Forest Park

Fiona Fang Wusitu National Forest Park is 60 square kilometers, covering an area of 6.5438+0.2 million mu. In addition to numerous natural landscapes, there are also human landscapes such as Wusu Tuzhao, Yonghe Palace Zhao, Qingshan Park and Wuyi Reservoir. Forest tourist area is an important part of the park. Forest Park, with beautiful scenery, charming ravines and abundant animal and plant resources, is a tourist attraction beyond the Great Wall in four seasons.

5. Zhaojun Tomb

The tomb of Wang Zhaojun, called temur Urhul in Mongolian, means "iron base", and it is also called "Qingling Mausoleum" in literature records, which has been clearly recorded since the Tang Dynasty. According to research, it is rammed by artificial soil accumulated in the Han Dynasty, with a height of 33 meters and an area of 1.3 million square meters. It is one of the largest Han tombs in China and a national key cultural relic protection unit. It is a historical monument symbolizing national unity, mutual integration and common development of all ethnic groups.

6. Hasuhai

Hasuhai is a oxbow lake left by the change of the Yellow River, which belongs to the outflow freshwater lake of the Dahei River system. It used to be called Tao Sihao Xihaizi, commonly known as Houboer. Hasuhai is a natural lake, known as "West Lake beyond the Great Wall". It is located in Tumote Zuo Qi, 70 kilometers west of Hohhot, with a water surface area of 32 square kilometers.

7. Wuta Temple

Wuta Temple, located in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, is named after the five pagodas behind the temple. The five pagodas, formerly known as Cideng Temple, are just one of the pagodas in Cideng Temple, which was built in the Qing Dynasty. There is only one building left, which is the "King Kong Pagoda". The astronomical map of Mongolian stone carvings on the back wall of the "King Kong Pagoda" in Wuta Temple is the best astronomical data marked in Mongolian in the world, and foreign astronomical knowledge has been integrated into the traditional astronomical system in China. Wuta Temple has become a landmark building for tourism in Inner Mongolia.

8. Mengniu Industrial Tourism Zone

Mengniu Industrial Tourism Zone covers an area of 330,000 square meters and has the largest ice cream production line in Asia. Mengniu liquid milk production line and corporate culture are the most attractive to tourists. Construction of a fully enclosed tour channel, the full-time tour guide is responsible for the reception, explanation and management of tourists.

9. Shenquan Eco-tourism Scenic Area

Shenquan Eco-tourism Scenic Area consists of two banks of the Yellow River. The left bank is a classical garden scenic spot, covering an area of 420,000 square meters, including Emerald Lake 1.8 million square meters. The main scenic spots are Shenquan, teahouse, stage, rare bird viewing garden, playground, boating in Emerald Lake, Yellow River Mother Square, Fountain Square, Yellow River Grand Stage, hotels, tourist shops and restaurants.

Yili Group Industrial Tourism Zone 10

Inner Mongolia Yili Industrial Group Co., Ltd. is one of the leading enterprises in china dairy, one of the 520 key industrial enterprises in China, and one of the first batch of 15 1 leading enterprises in agricultural industrialization recognized by eight national ministries.