Bailingmiao

Bailing Temple is located in the seat of the government of Darhan Maoming'an United Banner and was built in the 42nd year of Kangxi (1702 AD). Bailing Temple is the transliteration of Darhambeile Temple, also known as Wulijitauhai (Auspicious Bay) Zhao Temple Group. The temple consists of 5 halls, 9 pagodas and 36 courtyards with Tibetan-style structures. The halls and pagodas are lined with carved beams, painted columns and columns. The walls are painted with characters and stories from Buddhist scriptures. The shapes are vivid and the composition is delicate. The plaque "Guangfu Temple" bestowed by Emperor Kangxi of Qing Dynasty is hung above the main entrance of the Great Buddha Hall. Since its construction, Bailing Temple has been a gathering and distributing center for business travelers and supplies in Darhan Prairie, known as Prairie Wharf. It is the center of politics, economy, and Buddhist lama activities in northern Inner Mongolia, and it is also the main transportation route from Monan to desertification and Xinjiang. It is a battleground for military strategists. In February 1936 and November of the same year, the Bailing Temple armed anti-Japanese riot and the Bailing Temple battle broke out successively. Bailing Temple City has a total of 9 passes, commonly known as Jiulongkou. It was the place where Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty led his army to expedition Galdan rebels in 1694. There are still stone-built dry wells and remnants of soldiers' fortresses. For tourists to hang around. After 1963, Bailing Temple has been turned into a tourist attraction. In addition to visiting the simple and majestic temples and historic sites, domestic and foreign tourists can also participate in the annual Naadam Festival in summer.