Where is the Xilamuren Grassland in Inner Mongolia?

Xilamuren Grassland is located in Anlianhe Banner, Maoming City, Darhan, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

Located in the southeast of Damaoqi, Baotou City, the Xilamuren Grassland is a famous tourist resort at home and abroad. Because there is a historic Xilituzhao on the banks of the Xilamuren River, it is also called Zhao He. Hilamuren means "Yellow River" in Mongolian. The grassland tourism in Xilamuren, commonly known as Zhao Hehe, is named after a Lama Temple "Puhui Temple" in Qing Dynasty on the banks of Xilamuren River.

The temple was originally the Summer Palace of the Living Buddha VI of Hohhot, and was built in the thirty-fourth year of Qianlong (1769). There are two caves in the temple, carved with beams and painted with buildings, which are quite spectacular. Behind Pratt & Whitney Temple is surrounded by the Xilamuren River. After crossing the river bridge, you can reach Albin Baoshan and enjoy the grassland scenery. The endless scenery is intoxicating.

Introduction to the tourism characteristics of the Xilamuren grassland;

The temperature difference between day and night is large, and the midsummer night is as cool as autumn. On this vast grassland, there is a Pratt & Whitney Temple, a palace dedicated to the living Buddha in summer. This magnificent temple is the crystallization of the wisdom of working people of all ethnic groups. The Xilamuren River continuously flows by the temple, adding dynamic beauty to the temple. When you lie quietly on the beautiful Hilamuren River and listen to the sounds of nature, it will relieve your troubles at work and calm your fidgety mood.

In the Xilamuren grassland, a grand grassland Nadam activity is held every year, in which horse racing, wrestling and archery are the Mongolian "three men's arts". Here, visitors can not only see the exquisite performances of brave grassland athletes, but also show their talents and express their lofty sentiments in person.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xilamuren Grassland