Zhao Temple North Five Stage

Driving, overall it is OK, with children more tired. There are more places to climb the mountain. The scenery is OK, there are fewer places to rest. It is also worth the ticket 💰. ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺

The Bahrain Zuoqi of Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, has a royal monastery in the Liao Dynasty, and the temple is known as Mount Wutai in the North. Now it is in the Zhaomiao Scenic Area 15 kilometers south of Lindong Town. Three worships here are enough for Mount Wutai to worship. 🙏

It’s normal. The children’s tickets are more strict. The super high is not good at all. The children in the cave behind are very happy. The king of the king is really thrilling. I don’t climb. I really admire the attractions in the big north. Then the dangerous place, directly erect a sign dangerous ⚠️ and it fell down, and there was no fence. Don't you worry about people falling? Haha.

We drove to Zhao Temple from Keqi. Flying on the big passage, the road is full of grasslands, the scenery is very beautiful! The navigation shows that when you arrive at Zhao Temple, you will see the iconic large stone, which is said to be a god stone. The stone structure is granite rock. There are words scribbled by tourists everywhere. But there are so many birds on the stone, and the birds like to drill in the stone seams. It’s not far to drive to the temple. Tickets are 50, and there is a parking fee of ten yuan. When you go in, you can see the three-sided Buddha, you can invest money in the water and make a wish. Follow the map instructions to go forward, and go around the temple for about an hour. Most of them worship Buddha and burn incense. People with faith can go in and have a look. We have no guide and go shopping by ourselves.

Beautiful, worthwhile trip

At 6:30 in the morning, I started to go up the mountain. It was just cool. There was no need to queue up for taking pictures. At 8:30, I had already gone down the mountain to see the thousand Buddha caves in the grottoes! Security measures need to be strengthened, others are good!

The royal monastery of the Liao Dynasty, because there is a statue of Sakyamuni Nirvana called the True Jiji Temple, it preserves the Liao Dynasty grottoes. The Qing Dynasty built a temple outside the grottoes of the Liao Dynasty. There is a king road on the mountain behind the temple, a regenerated hole, and it is very fun to climb up. Interested in Liao Dynasty culture, it is worth seeing here. There are so many grottoes in China, and this is the only one that can be viewed so close. Be sure to ask a narrator at the entrance. No photos are allowed in the temple. The last photo of the scissors hand-burning Buddha is a professional photo provided by the tour guide. In the Bahrain Zuoqi, more than 200 kilometers from Chifeng. We lived in the Bahrain Zuoqi a day earlier, there is also the Liao Shangjing site.