I want to go to Hohhot recently. What are the tourist attractions in Hohhot?

Introduction to Zhaojun Tomb: On the green land on the south bank of Dahe River in the southern suburbs of Hohhot, stands a famous tomb of the Western Han Dynasty-Zhaojun Tomb. The tomb is bucket-shaped, 33 meters high and covers an area of more than 20 acres. It is a large mound of artificially rammed earth, towering and towering, and looks like a mountain from a distance. According to legend, in the cool autumn and September every year, the grass outside the Great Wall decays, and the nearby vegetation is yellow, but the grass on Zhaojun's tomb is green, so the ancients called it "Qingling Mausoleum", which was found in the poems of Li and Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty and later appeared in literary works of past dynasties.

Attraction 2: Wuta Temple

Introduction to Wuta Temple: Wuta Temple is located in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, and is named after the five pagodas behind the temple. The five pagodas, formerly known as Cideng Temple, are just one of the pagodas in Cideng Temple, which was built in the Qing Dynasty. There is only one building left, which is the "King Kong Pagoda". The tower foundation is a rectangular high platform with five small square towers. The tower is a masonry structure, and the lower part of the tower is inlaid with diamond sutras written in Mongolian, Tibetan and Vatican languages. The upper part of the tower is a thousand Buddhist shrines, including 1 1 19 small gilded Buddha statues. There is a ticket gate in the middle of the south of the tower, and there is a plaque above the gate with the name of the tower written in Manchu, Chinese and Tibetan. The astronomical map of Mongolian stone carvings on the back wall of the "King Kong Pagoda" in Wuta Temple is the best astronomical data marked in Mongolian in the world, and foreign astronomical knowledge has been integrated into the traditional astronomical system in China. Carved 270 stars, including 1550 stars. The diameter of astronomical map is 1.449 m. Wuta Temple has become a landmark building for tourism in Inner Mongolia.

Attraction 3: Jokhang Temple

Jokhang Temple Introduction: Jokhang Temple is a large Tibetan Buddhist temple in the south of Yuquan District, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia, China, belonging to Gelug Sect (Yellow Sect). Jokhang Temple, in which "Zhao" means Tibetan Temple. The Chinese name was originally "Hongci Temple" and later changed to "Wuliang Temple". Because there is a silver Buddha in the temple, also known as the "Silver Buddha Temple". Jokhang Temple is the earliest Huangjiao temple built in Hohhot, and it is also one of the large temples built in Mongolia after Meidaizhao converted to Huangjiao in the early days, which has a wide influence in Mongolia. It was founded by alatan Khan, the leader of the Mongolian Tumote tribe in the Ming Dynasty, in the seventh year of Wanli in the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1579). Built in 1580, it is the earliest Lamaism temple built in Hohhot and one of the few temples in Mongolia without a living Buddha. Because Emperor Kangxi lived here for a few days, in order to show respect for the emperor, the monks canceled the reincarnation of the living Buddha. Jokhang Temple is not only a Buddhist shrine, but also a famous tourist attraction at home and abroad. Splendid temple fair architecture, precious cultural relics and artworks, as well as mysterious Qiamu dance and Buddhist music constitute Dazhao's unique "temple fair culture".