Genghis Khan Temple, A Fusion of Mongolian, Han, and Tibetan Architectural Styles
82 Xing'an North Road, Ulanhot, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
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Introduction
The temple of Genghis Khan blends the architectural features of the Mongolian, Han and Tibetan ethnic groups, adopting the central-axis symmetrical layout of ancient Chinese architecture. The main body of the building has a domed square shape, with green hats and white walls, showcasing typical Mongolian and Tibetan architectural characteristics. Built facing south, the temple is shaped like the character "mountain," with a 28-meter-high main hall in the center and two flanking halls that are 16.62 meters high, all of which have nine pointed roofs. Address 82 Xing'an North Road, Ulanhot, Xing'an League, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China
Blend three ethnic architectural styles together
