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Updated May 2024
- 8.44.8/513698 ReviewFrom16.58"Not at a loss for the world cultural heritage, admire the wisdom of the ancients, carve the grotto so exquisite, worth visiting the attractions! The only regret is that I didn't take care of the tour guide to explain, and the feeling of listening to the electronics is not as good as the manual explanation."Datong>100km from ZhungeerqiHighlights: Yungang Grottoes Scenic Area is divided into a landscape zone and the grottoes. It is one of the three largest grottoes in China. The sculpture combines Chinese and Western art. Here you can experience the artistic charms of Northern Wei Dynasty. Yungang Grottoes not only embodies traditional Chinese art style but also integrates art styles of ethnic groups from ancient India, countries west of China and China's central plains. It is a famous historical site in Datong City.Show Less
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based on 136 reviews"Dazhao Temple is still close to the city center. It was very convenient in the past. Dazhao Temple witnessed the changes in the grassland religious culture. The only regret is that many things are rebuilt. For those who like religious culture, you can go and see. Outside the temple is the old street, you can visit it at the same time."Hohhot.Dazhao Temple / Saishang old street>100km from ZhungeerqiHighlights: Ih Juu Temple in downtown Hohhot was built in the 8th year of the Ming Emperor Wanli (1580) by Altan Khan, the leader of the Mongolian Tümed. The temple belongs to the Gelug (or Yellow) School of Tibetan Buddhism. Priceless cultural relics not to be missed on a visit to Ih Juu Temple include a silver statue of the Buddha Sakyamuni, the dragon columns and the colorful wall murals. The pure silver statue of the Buddha Sakyamuni in the temple’s main hall weighs 1,500kg. Immediately in front of the Buddha Sakyamuni are two golden dragons entwined around the columns, aptly named the Dragon Columns. Because the murals were painted with mineral-based colors, the colors remain bright and vibrant even today. The murals’ content is mostly classical stories from Buddhist scripture.Show Less - 8.24.7/55705 Review
based on 119 reviews"I like it very much. The ancient culture atmosphere is very strong. It is recommended to ask a tour guide. You will learn a lot of knowledge. Children can also be used as a school culture punching place. Overall, it is very good and worth going!"Taiyuan.Taiyuan Ancient County/Jinci Temple>100km from ZhungeerqiHighlights: Jinci Museum is located along the Jin River in the foothills of Taiyuan, Taiyuan. The building commemorates Tang Shuyu, the founder of the Jin State, and was built as an ancestral hall. Jin Ancestral Hall is home to “3 treasures”: the temple, a bridge over a fish pond, and the Goddess Hall. The “3 unique features” of the Ancestral Hall are ancient trees, Nanlao Spring, and painted clay figurines. To the south is Shifang Fengsheng Temple in the south which, according to legend, was originally the villa of the Tang Dynasty general Yu Chigong.Show Less - 8.24.8/5109 ReviewFree"The "three treasures" in Jinci have the Northern Song Dynasty Notre Dame Palace, the fish marsh Feiliang in front of the temple and the Jin Dynasty Temple, which are all domestic orphans. The "three musts" are the ancient cypress of the Zhou Dynasty for 3,000 years, the colorful plastic lady of the Song Dynasty and the source of Jin water."Taiyuan.Taiyuan Ancient County/Jinci Temple>100km from Zhungeerqi
- 8.24.3/52533 ReviewFrom3.87based on 81 reviews"Off-season travel is really perfect! No need to queue up to play the project one by one. The itinerary is not tense. The sand sea yacht is a novel experience. It is really a desert Disney. Super film!"Dalateqi.Xiangshawan>100km from ZhungeerqiHighlights: Whistling Dune Bay is located in the eastern corner of the Kubuqi Desert. On the lee side of the slope of this expansive desert, it appears to have the form of a crescent moon. When the weather is cool and clear and the sand is dry, visitors can hear a humming sound like that from a drum or bugle emanating from the sand as they slide down it from the peak of the dunes. The sound is louder when multiple guests slide down together, with the whole dune becoming like a giant echo wall. Whistling Dune Bay gets its name from this effect. Exploring the sea of sand by camel is an entirely different sort of experience. There is no feeling like the amazing sensation of riding the “ship of the desert” as it traverses the sands beneath the bright blue sky and white clouds.Show Less
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FAQ
What are some Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi?
Some Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi include:Yungang Grottoes|Ih Juu Temple|Jinci Museum|Jinci Temple|Whistling Dune Bay (Xiangshawan)
What are some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi?
Some highly-rated Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi include:Yungang Grottoes:4.8|Ih Juu Temple:4.7|Jinci Museum:4.7|Jinci Temple:4.8|Whistling Dune Bay (Xiangshawan):4.3
Where are Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi located?
The Best Things to Do near Zhungeerqi are mainly located in:Yungang Grottoes:Datong|Ih Juu Temple:Hohhot|Jinci Museum:Taiyuan|Jinci Temple:Taiyuan|Whistling Dune Bay (Xiangshawan):Dalateqi
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