Monastery "Ust Juu"

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Also known as

乌素图召

City

Hohhot

Coordinates

40.8270303, 111.5594016

About Monastery "Ust Juu"

Wusutuzhao is located on the platform at the entrance of Xigou, Wusutu Village, Youyouban Town, Hohhot City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, about 13 kilometers northwest of the city. It is an ancient architectural relic from the Qing Dynasty. Usutuzhao is mainly composed of seven temples: Qingyuan Temple, Changshou Temple, Faxi Temple, Luohan Temple, Guangshou Temple, Chafang Temple and Yaowang Temple. Usutuzhao is its general name. The seven temples are not far from each other, adjacent to each other, and have magnificent buildings. The temples are adjacent to each other, with Qingyuan Temple as the center, Changshou Temple to the east, Fa Temple to the northeast, Luohan Temple to the north, and Guangshou Temple (now gone) to the north of Luohan Temple. It covers a total area of about 12,000 square meters and was built successively in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

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