Meidaizhao tourist attractions. Meidaizhao was founded in the middle of Ming Dynasty, that is, the fifth year of Qin Long in Ming Dynasty (157 1). Sun Alatan Khan, the 17th Genghis Khan, was named King Shunyi in the Ming Dynasty and was in charge of the temples in the ancient city where Tumote lived. 1606 was once called Lingjue Temple, and Qingganlong was once called Shouling Temple. Mei Daizhao was named after the living Buddha Maidali sitting on the bed here. In the 11th year of Wanli (1583), Tibetan monks sent a living Buddha named Maidali to give lectures in Mongolia. Because Medali once sat on the bed in Lingjue Temple and presided over the opening ceremony of Maitreya Buddha, it is commonly known as Medali Call in Lingjue Temple, that is, Meidaihu. When Lamaism was introduced into Mongolia, Meidaizhao was an important center of Buddhist communication. This is of great value to the study of Mongolian history, Buddhist history, architectural history and art history in Ming Dynasty.
Wudangzhao: Located in Wudanggou, deep in Yinshan Mountain in the northwest of Baotou City, about 70 kilometers away from Baotou City, it is the largest and most well-preserved pure Tibetan Lama Temple in Inner Mongolia. Wudang, which means willow in Mongolian, is named after the lush willows in the valley in front of the temple. It was built in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty (1662- 1722), where it was built by the first living Buddha, Rob Sangala, and gradually expanded to form today's scale. In the 21st year of Qianlong (A.D. 1756), Guangjue Temple was named by Emperor Qianlong. Wudangzhao has a large scale, and all the temples are as famous as Potala Palace in Tibet and Ta 'er Temple in Qinghai. It is the three famous temples of Lamaism in China.
Xilamuren Grassland Tourist Area: Located in the southeast of Damao United Banner, Baotou City, it is a famous summer resort at home and abroad. It is also called "Zhao He" because there is a historic Xilituzhao on the bank of Xilamuren River.
Saihantala: Located on the terrace of beautiful grassland south of Jianshe Road in Qingshan District, with a total area of nearly 10,000 mu, it is the largest urban grassland in Asia.
Lv Zu Temple: Located in Lv Zu Temple Street, Donghe District, it was built at the end of Xianfeng in Qing Dynasty. At first, it was just a humble little temple, which was expanded in the fifth year of Tongzhi (1866). The temple named "Miu Fat Monastery" was once called "one of the top ten temples" in Baotou.
Meiligen Natural Ecological Scenic Area: Located at the southern foot of Wula Mountain in the yinshan mountains, 30km west of Baotou (Bus Terminal No.9), facing Jiuqu Yellow River in the south and Bayannur League in the west. It is a national AAA tourist area. This is a natural scenic spot, dominated by countless huge spherical granite mountains, waterfalls and plant landscapes. There are fantastic canyons in the scenic area, such as Meiligen Gully, Shibaoketu Gully and Xigou. The mountain is majestic and peculiar, deep and steep, and the main peak is 2324 meters above sea level in North China. The protected area of the scenic spot is 56.7 square kilometers.
Jiufengshan Nature Reserve: Located in the middle of the yinshan mountains, about 0/0 km north of Salaqi Town, Tumd Right Banner, with a total area of more than 480 square kilometers, the main peak is 2338 meters above sea level, which is even more magnificent against the backdrop of left and right peaks, valleys, waterfalls and streams. Jiufeng Mountain is a rare natural scenic spot in the Northwest Plateau. It consists of Jiu Feng, West Jiu Feng, Daxiliang, Tian Linbei and Ping Endorsement. There is a main peak called "Little Mount Tai", seasonal waterfalls, "Stone Lake", "Sightseeing Sky" and "Nantianmen". Here, not only large and small peaks and cliffs stand tall and majestic, but also canyons, gullies and streams and waterfalls are very distinctive.
Shimen Scenic Area: Located in the canyon of the yinshan mountains in the north of Baotou City, it is named after the Kundulun River flowing through the scenic area, which was called Shimen Water in ancient times.
Zhao Great Wall: During the Warring States Period, today Baotou belongs to the Nine Borders of Zhao State, and there are many relics of Zhao Great Wall in the territory. Among them, the Zhao Great Wall from Bianqianghao Village, Guoqing Township, Shiguai District to Houyingzi Township, Jiuyuan District is well preserved and is the oldest section of the Great Wall in the world.
Nanhai Tourist Resort is surrounded by Qingshan Mountain in the north and Yellow River in the south, with vast waters and beautiful scenery. It is vast, ethereal, with rippling blue waves, gulls gathering birds' fragrance and fishing songs echoing, and is known as "West Lake beyond the Great Wall". 200 1 was rated as a national AAAA-level tourist attraction, and was approved as a provincial Yellow River Wetland Nature Reserve by Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region in the same year. Baotou Nanhai is one of the larger scenic spots in China, adjacent to the Yellow River, with an area of 1585 hectares, including 333 hectares of water area and wet grassland 15000 mu, where more than 200 species of wild animals and plants thrive.
Lu Bu statue in Maji ancient city, Saihantala Forest Park in Baotou: Baotou is also called Lucheng. Saihantala is famous for its "Holy Deer Garden", covering an area of about 20,000 mu, with distinctive catering and accommodation, complete tourist facilities, and the largest artificial ski resort in Baotou, which was once rated as the largest urban grassland in China.
Meiligeng Scenic Area in Baotou City: Located on the north side of Meiligeng National Defense Education and Military Training Base in Baotou City, with its back to the mountains. It has a long history. It was founded in the 16th year of Qing Emperor Kangxi, and has a history of more than 300 years. It is the only Buddhist Lama Temple in the world that recites scriptures in Mongolian. The architectural style of Meili Gengzhao Temple, which combines Chinese and Tibetan cultures, was named "Guangfa Temple" by Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty. The original temple covers an area of 1.3 million square meters. During the Republic of China, it was burned and rebuilt. In the early days of liberation, Meili Gengzhao occupied an area of 24,000 square meters, with a building area of 4,520 square meters and five halls. During the "Cultural Revolution", temples, Buddha statues, scriptures and offerings were destroyed. After the Third Plenary Session of the Eleventh Central Committee, the religious policy was implemented and the temples gradually resumed normal religious activities. At present, the temple consists of Changfan Temple, Tianwang Temple and Ashes Hall. It is one of the six major Tibetan Buddhist temples in Baotou, and the only one in China that organically combines Tibetan Buddhism, Mongolian religion and Shamanism with Mongolian characteristics. On August 19, 2005, Meili Gengzhao Temple held a ceremony to celebrate its 300th anniversary. On August 22, 2009, a grand ceremony was held in Meili Gengzhao Temple to welcome Ms. Humphrey, a British female professor from afar, to return the complete works of kudzu vine plundered by foreign powers in Meili Gengzhao Temple during Eight-Nation Alliance's war of aggression against China. Vice Chairman of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Deputy Mayor of Baotou City and Mayor of Jiuyuan District of Baotou City attended the meeting.