Ih Juu Temple

Dazhao Temple in Hohhot, beautiful architectural structure, staggered light and shadow, exquisite craftsmanship, plus blue sky and white clouds, is a blockbuster. As the earliest Tibetan Buddhist Gelu temple in the architectural era of Inner Mongolia, Dazhao Temple was revered as the "Huang Temple" in the Qing Dynasty. Because Emperor Shunzhi of Qing Dynasty had stayed here, Emperor Kangxi also lived here for a few days, and cast a plaque of "Long live the emperor" for the silver Buddha statue in the hall, in order to show respect for the emperor, and since then the reincarnation regulations of the living Buddha have been cancelled here. It has become a rare temple in Mongolia without living Buddhas, and the main temple of the temple has been replaced with yellow glazed tiles. #Little Don't Look at the World #Inner Mongolia

Booked tickets on Trip.com, and almost went in without a ticket at the entrance of the attraction. This temple belongs to Tibetan Buddhism, and you need to appreciate it with your understanding of culture. It is recommended to find an explanation. In short, it is worth a visit.

By chance, I came to Hohhot and searched for the Dazhao Wuliang Temple here. It is the same source as the Beijing Lama Temple, but it is earlier than it! The silver like the bronze dragon mural, it is really beautiful, and I am breathtaking. Finally, I will push it. The fragrant gray glass here is perfect. The price is too high.

The attitude of the staff is more perfunctory, and don't be impatient to be a gate, which affects the experience of tourists. I don't know what kind of face I want to see to understand her. Is it not easy? It’s only 9 o’clock. If you can understand the tour guide in the evening, the explanation is very detailed. Combining historical materials, people feel immersive.

Dazhao Temple is the earliest Huangjiao monastery in Hohhot and a Buddhist holy place with wide influence in Mongolia. It is not only a precious material for studying Mongolian history and religious culture, but also known for its unique "Zhao Temple Culture".

I didn’t open the door during the epidemic. I did it today. The exquisite murals, silver Buddha, and gold tile red walls are so beautiful.