Three Great Temples of Küriye

The three major temples in Kurun, located in Kurun City, are a very good tourist attraction. The Qing Dynasty was established and not damaged, and it is worth visiting. There is a long history, not many people, and the environment is good. The flowers bloom inside are particularly beautiful.

The three major temples of Kulun are located at the intersection of Central Street and Xingyuan Road, Kulun Town, Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.[9] It covers an area of about 30,000 square meters. After the Qing Shunzhi six years (1649), Xingyuan Temple was built. After the completion, the Emperor Shunzhi gave the "Xingyuan Temple" Mongolian, Han and Tibetan three bodies. Qing Kangxi nine years (1670), in the east of Xingyuan Temple, the "Xiangjiao Temple" was built.

Specific cultural symbols in a specific area! This must be visited! The three major temples represent the story that happened here during that period! Many people are stationed! The state invests a lot of money to protect! The ticket office sells cheap and good onyx accessories! It's really great! But if you don't check carefully, it's not easy to find! So everyone can pay attention to go there to buy! I'm very happy to find the baby!

Consistent with the description, cost-effective, you must go to Kurun!

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Small places have big surprises too! ! ! . It is really a neglected monument. Seeing the temple architecture can see that the establishment standard was very high. After all, in the Inner Mongolian land, you can see that there are peaks in the temple at the same time. There are not many really Tibetan buildings. Most of the ancient buildings in the temple are well preserved. And there is no over-repair, it is rare! If you are a believer, you can come, authentic Gelu temple, if you are an ordinary tourist, there is no problem, the beauty and temple buildings are worth punching in! Tickets 25 yuan, I feel worth a visit ～

Located in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia, Kulun Banner is a temple in the Qing Dynasty, with incense.