Hohhot Dazhao Wuliang Temple | Cleanse your soul and enjoy a slow life.

Dazhao Temple is a Tibetan Buddhist temple in the southern part of Yuquan District, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. It belongs to the Gelug school (Yellow Hat sect). "Zhao" in Dazhao Temple means "temple" in Tibetan. Its original Chinese name was "Hongci Temple," later changed to "Wuliang Temple." It is also known as the "Silver Buddha Temple" because of the silver Buddha enshrined in the temple. Dazhao Temple is the earliest Yellow Hat sect temple built in Hohhot and has a far-reaching influence. It is not only a Buddhist holy place but also a famous tourist attraction at home and abroad. The magnificent architecture, precious cultural relics and artworks, and the mysterious Cham dance and Buddhist music form the unique "Zhao Temple culture" of Dazhao Temple. Dazhao Wuliang Temple has three unique features: "dragon carvings, murals, and silver Buddha." Four treasures: "Kangxi dragon and phoenix umbrella cover, sandalwood octagonal palace lantern, Qianlong nanmu offering table, and pure gold God of Wealth statue." No photos are allowed inside the hall. It is recommended to hire a guide.