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The Ganzhuer Temple, which is a Tibetan Buddhist temple, was built by the imperial push of the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Mongolian and Manchu royal family were relatively close. The temple was occupied by the Japanese during World War II and built many fortifications, which were later destroyed in the war. Now rebuilt, it is still a famous temple in the region.

The Ganzhuer Temple, also known as Shouning Temple, is the largest lama temple in Hulunbuir. In the middle of the main temple, a metal-made golden pagoda is decorated with various corners of the Suomi scattered, and the golden glow is seen from afar. Bronze bells are hung from each corner, and they make pleasant sounds from time to time. Very few visitors, very clean.

After passing Hulun Lake, you will pass through 2 attractions Ganzhuer Temple and Nuomenhan ruins, you can get off the bus and take a break. Ganzhuer Temple, also known as Shouning Temple, is the larger Lama Temple in Hulunbuir area, 20 kilometers northwest of Amugulang Town, where the new Barhu Zuoqi is located, Qianlong 50 years to the temple, and wrote the "Shouning Temple" in person. [Ganzhuer Temple] Attraction location: Amu Gulang Town, New Barhu Zuoqi, Hulunbuir, Inner Mongolia (20 kilometers northwest)

The Ganzhuer Temple is only 1 km away from the main road. You can see the Nadamu venue between this. The Nadamu Congress is a traditional festival with a long history of Mongolian people and plays an important role in the lives of Mongolian people. The Nadamu Congress is held every July and August during the season of fat livestock. This is a cultural and sports entertainment conference held to celebrate the harvest. "Nadamu", Mongolian means entertainment or games. "Nadamu" conference has thrilling horse racing, wrestling, admirable archery, competitive chess, and engaging singing and dancing.

Drive nearly 100 kilometers from Bel Sumu to Ganzhuer Temple, also known as Shouning Temple, is the largest lama temple in Hulunbuir area

It is a temple that the grassland people believe in. It belongs to the Lama Temple. There are many magical legends. The ancestors of the past generations have blessed the people of the grassland with happiness and health. It is very touristy and built with simple and solemn characteristics, both Mongolian and Tibetan.