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Yangdu Temple

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A Century-Old Temple — Yangdu Temple: Located in the government seat of Honggor Gaole Town, Yangdu Temple is one of the few temples in Xilin Gol League and the only one in Abga Banner that still maintains religious activities. Built in the third year of the Tongzhi reign (1864), it has a history of over 300 years. The Qing court bestowed upon it the name “Shi Shan Temple.” At its peak—…

Yangdu Temple

Yangdu Temple is a cultural tourism attraction.

A Century-Old Temple — Yangdu Temple: Located in the government seat of Honggor Gaole Town, Yangdu Temple is one of the few temples in Xilin Gol League and the only one in Abga Banner that still maintains religious activities. Built in the third year of the Tongzhi reign (1864), it has a history of over 300 years. The Qing court bestowed upon it the name “Shi Shan Temple.” At its peak, it housed up to 813 monks, including 500 resident ones. During the “Cultural Revolution,” it was severely damaged, leaving only the three main halls intact. Later, with government funding, the temple was restored and has since regained its former glory, becoming a tourist destination in our banner that showcases local characteristics and cultural heritage.

Honggor Gaole Town: Honggor Gaole Sumu is located in the southeastern part of Xinhao Town. The sumu government is based in Yangdu Temple, 141 kilometers from Xinhao Town. It borders Xilinhot City and Delger Sumu to the east, Bayan Deliger Sumu to the west, Chagan Nur Sumu to the north, and Zhenglan Banner to the south, covering a total area of 1,645 square kilometers. It administers 8 gachas and 103 hots, with a resident population of [number] households and [number] people.

Name Origin: "Honggor Gaole" is a Mongolian transliteration meaning "Lovely River."

Natural Conditions: The soil is mainly chestnut-calcium soil and sandy soil. The terrain is typically… More detailed information about Honggor Gaole Town ++

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