Wusutuzhao Temples

Wusutuzhao is located about ten kilometers northwest of Hohhot City, which is also the southern foot of Daqingshan Mountain. The former Great Wall of Zhaoguo also passes here. Wusutuzhao does not refer to a temple, but the general name of seven temples. At present, only four remain, centered on Qingyuan Temple.

Wusutu Zhao, in fact, refers to the general name of the seven temples in the local area. Because they are not far away, adjacent to each other, and located next to Wusutu Village, they are collectively called Wusutu Zhao, Wusutu Zhao is built on the mountain. There used to be seven temples, centered on Qingyuan Temple. There is Changshou Temple in the east, Tea House Temple in the west, Fayu Temple in the northeast, and Yaowang Temple in the northwest. There is Luohan Temple in the north, and there is a Facheng Guangshou Temple in the north, which together form a temple group. Wusutu was built in the Ming and Qing generations. The temple architecture blends Mongolian, Tibetan and Han art into one. But from the perspective of architectural form and structural characteristics, there are differences in the same, each has its own characteristics, forming each temple's own unique style.

Wusutu Zhao is mainly composed of five monasteries of Qingyuan Temple, Fayu Temple, Changshou Temple, Guangshou Temple and Luohan Temple. Wusutu Zhao is its total name. Five monasteries are not far apart, adjacent to each other, and the architecture is magnificent and unique. It is a temple built by Mongolian craftsmen. Backed by the Daqingshan Mountain, the environment is quiet, the scenery is pleasant, and there is no charge, it is worth a visit!

I went to Wusutu at noon today, but I ate a closed door, and no door was open. There are tourists in Harbin and Yunnan in the parking lot. Everyone is disappointed!

呼和浩特市是一个历史底蕴深厚，史上地位很显要的城市。来了呼市几天，先去参观乌素图召，距离有点远，从酒店打车过去要30多块钱，在乌素图召后面的大青山里，有一片番红的杏林，让我们眼前一亮，简直是值回票价了，我们在那里拍了很多照片，太美了，该景区还是免票的，如果秋天来到呼市，建议大家去那里看看。（直接上图，有图有真相）