Islamic themed street
Islamic Style Street is located in Huimin District, Hohhot City. It is 1150 meters long. The high-rise buildings on both sides of the street are decorated with overlapping arches, domes, and colorful glazed bricks, with a magnificent momentum. The rows of pointed arches, the full green or yellow spherical roofs, and the towering columnar towers, all in the color tones of desert yellow as the main and interspersed with green and white, allow people to experience a rich Islamic style.
Nanhu Wetland Park
Nanhu Wetland Park is located in southern Hohhot, south of the Second Ring Road, west of Zhaojun Road, north of Dahei River, and east of Shaliang Village. It is a low-lying area of Hohhot. The park consists of three main areas: grassland scenic area, wetland landscape area, and riverside area. The grassland scenic area showcases the development history of the Mongolian ethnic group, highlighting the unique charm of Inner Mongolia's grassland culture and customs through the display of changes in their lifestyle and economic development.
The memorial hall is a magnificent building with a unique national style. It was completed on December 23, 1992, and consists of a main hall, a memorial square, a statue platform, a flag-raising platform, a monument pavilion, and an archway. The exhibition halls of the memorial hall are divided into a preface hall and nine other exhibition rooms, showcasing a total of 160 cultural relics, 58 documentary materials, and 305 photos. The front of the preface hall features a sitting statue made of white marble, with a giant painting depicting the "beautiful and fertile Inner Mongolian grasslands" as the background. The east and west walls are adorned with four sets of large-scale imitation white marble relief sculptures, depicting the contributions made by the Chinese people, especially the Inner Mongolian people, in their struggle for national liberation, national unity, and the revolution and development of China over the past 80 years.
Dazhao Temple, located in the southern part of the old city of Hohhot, was built by the leader Alatan Khan of the Mongolian Tumote tribe in the Ming Dynasty in 1580. The temple belongs to the Gelug sect of Tibetan Buddhism (Yellow Buddhism) and is the earliest lama temple built in Hohhot. The architectural style of Dazhao Temple adopts the form of Han temples, and the main buildings include the mountain gate, the hall of the Heavenly King, the Bodhi corridor, the nine-story tower, the sutra hall, and the Buddha hall. The sutra hall and the Buddha hall are connected and together called the "main hall". Visitors can easily explore the entire temple by walking along the central axis after entering the mountain gate. In the Qing Dynasty, Dazhao Temple was honored as an "imperial temple".
