How about traveling to Inner Mongolia on National Day?

Inner Mongolia has unique natural scenery, a long history and culture, and rich tourism resources. Scenic spots are divided into four categ

How about traveling to Inner Mongolia on National Day?

Inner Mongolia has unique natural scenery, a long history and culture, and rich tourism resources. Scenic spots are divided into four categories, namely, cemeteries, ancient city sites, temple pagodas, revolutionaries and revolutionary activity sites. It is still very good to go to Inner Mongolia on National Day. Let's take a look at the good places to travel in Inner Mongolia on National Day.

1. Genghis Khan Mausoleum in Ejinhoro Banner, Ordos City

The Mausoleum of Genghis Khan is small in scale, covering an area of about 5.5 hectares, but it is quite distinctive and is a major tourist attraction in China and Mongolia. Genghis Khan Mausoleum is located in Gandeli Grassland, Yijinhuoluo Banner, Yike Zhao Meng, Inner Mongolia, 70km away from Dongsheng City. Genghis Khan is an outstanding militarist and politician in Mongolia. After the unification of Mongolian ministries, it was promoted to Khan in 1206, and the Mongolian khanate was established. After he ascended the throne, he launched a large-scale military activity, expanding his territory to Central Asia and South Russia. 1226 led the troops south to attack Xixia and died in Xixia the following year. After the establishment of the Yuan Dynasty, Genghis Khan was honored as Yuan Taizu. Genghis Khan is a fantastic historical figure, so his mausoleum is also very attractive to tourists.

Mongolian palace

The main body of Genghis Khan Mausoleum consists of three Mongolian-style palaces lined up. There are corridors connecting three temples on the domes of three Mongolian palaces. The golden glazed tiles sparkled in the rotten sun. The upper part of the dome is made of blue glazed tile, which is the color and pattern advocated by Mongolians. The main hall is 26 meters high with double eaves; The East-West Hall is 23 meters high and has a single roof. The back hall and corridor are 20 meters high; Looking down from a height, the whole hall looks like an eagle, the main hall looks like the head and body of an eagle, and the two side halls look like the wings of an eagle. There is a statue of Genghis Khan in the center of the main hall, 5 meters high, dressed in armor and holding a sword, sitting in the center of the main hall. The back hall is the bedroom, and there are four spiritual capsules covered with yellow satin, which are dedicated to the spiritual pivot of Genghis Khan and his three wives respectively. There is a big altar in front of the spirit bag, with incense burners and butter lamps on it. There are also precious cultural relics such as saddles used by Genghis Khan before his death.

Second, the tomb of Zhaojun in Hohhot

Zhaojun Tomb, also known as "Zhong Qing", is called temur Urhu in Mongolian, which means "iron base". Located in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, 9 kilometers south of Huqing Highway, by the river. It is the tomb of Wang Zhaojun, a famous princess in Han Dynasty, recorded in historical records and folklore. Zhaojun Tomb, built in the Western Han Dynasty BC, has a long history of more than 2,000 years, and is now a key cultural relic protection unit in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Zhaojun's tomb was built by manual piling and tamping in Han Dynasty. The tomb is shaped like a bucket, 33 meters high and covers an area of about 13000 square meters. It is one of the largest Han tombs in China. Zhaojun Tomb is called "Zhong Qing" because it is covered with grass and green. Qinghai-Tibet stands tall and magnificent. Looking from a distance, it presents a hazy and dark, colorful and charming scenery. Historically, it has been praised by scholars as "the Qinghai-Tibet platform" and has become one of the eight scenic spots in Hohhot.

In the history of China, Wang Zhaojun was a great woman who devoted herself to the friendship of the Chinese nation. Among ordinary people, Zhaojun is the embodiment of beauty. For thousands of years, her legends and stories have been widely circulated among the people in China. Since the Tang and Song Dynasties, countless poems, songs, paintings and operas have been sung by literati in past dynasties, expressing their feelings for Zhaojun and forming a "Zhaojun culture" that has been passed down through the ages.

Modern historian Jane Bozan praised: "Wang Zhaojun is no longer a figure, but a symbol, a symbol of national friendship;" Zhaojun Tomb is not a mausoleum, but a historical monument of national friendship. "

"Up to now, the tomb of Zhaojun is still fresh." Today's Zhaojun Tomb, like a bright pearl on the northern grassland, has become a world-famous tourist attraction. There are not only cultural relics with a long history, but also the natural taste of birds and flowers and the unique human landscape, which is poetic and fascinating.