Dazhao Temple, Hohhot, Inner Mongolia | A Buddhist art palace in all its splendor.

Dazhao Temple, where "Zhao" means temple in Tibetan. Its original Chinese name was "Hongci Temple", which was later changed to "Wuliang Temple". Because there is a silver Buddha in the temple, it is also called "Silver Buddha Temple". Dazhao Temple is the earliest built Yellow Sect temple in Hohhot. The history of Dazhao Wuliang Temple can be traced back to the Kangxi period. At that time, Neiqituoyin II spared no expense to repair the temple, even using his own temple warehouse assets. The yellow glazed tiles on the roof and the patterns of "Two Dragons Playing with a Pearl" and "Group Dragon Cat Head" all highlight the nobility of the imperial power. 🐉 🎨 There are three unique features in the temple: silver Buddha, dragon carving and murals (no photos allowed in the hall)