Travel guide to the three major temples in Kulun

Scenic spot introduction:

The Kulun Banner, where the three major Kulun temples are located, was the only Lama Banner in Inner Mongolia that implemented the integration of politics and religion during the Qing Dynasty. It is a religious "holy land" respected by the Mongolian people. Kulun is an ancient city built in the 17th century. There are three spectacular temples in the city, which are layered on a slope that is high in the north and low in the south: Xingyuan Temple, Fuyuan Temple, and Xiangjiao Temple. The buildings of the three temples have the characteristics of a combination of Mongolian, Tibetan and Han culture. It has high historical, scientific and artistic value, and has profound national cultural connotation.

Attractions distribution:

The three major temples in Kulun are located in the middle of Kulun Town, the headquarters of Kulun Banner in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, covering an area of ​​25,000 square meters. Xingyuan Temple, the political and religious center of the banner, was built in the sixth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1649). The main hall has 61 gold-plated dragon pillars, with nine rooms each wide and nine deep. It is known as the "Eighty-one Hall". , Luohan Hall, Dharma Protector Hall, Main Hall, Ksitigarbha Hall, Ekesumo Temple, Bell and Drum Tower, etc., covering an area of ​​25,000 square meters, it is a Tibetan-Chinese combined lama temple and now has a museum. The Lama's residence, the Xiangjiao Temple, is also a four-entry courtyard. Inside the mountain gate are the "Chama Dance" venue, the Amitayus Hall, the Maitreya Hall, the Jade Pillar Hall, the Salvation Buddha Mother Hall, the Printing Office, etc. The financial center - Fuyuan Temple was built in the seventh year of Qianlong (1742). It has four levels of temples including the Shanmen Hall, Sutra Chanting Hall, Buddhist Hall, Laoye Temple, side halls, bell and drum towers, and the original stupa. " was destroyed.

Scenic spot qualifications:

National 4A-level scenic spot, national key cultural relic protection unit

Scenic spot features:

Leisure, cultural tourism, religion, monuments

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