Things to do in Wuhai

I think it's worth a visit for those who like deserts. I've lived in Wuhai for several years but never officially visited. But this trip was quite breathtaking. It's probably even more beautiful in summer. Overall, the experience was alright.

For those who have never played or like desert projects, this place is still good, and there are few people, and you won't have to wait for any project. But the project is still relatively expensive, and there is no place to eat in the entire scenic area, you can only buy water.

La Seng Temple (Manbala Seng Temple) is located in Hainan District, Wuhai City. It is a national AAA-level scenic spot and provincial cultural relic, adjacent to Tuhaishan Tourist Area. Manbala Seng Temple is a Tibetan language, meaning "Medical Prescription and Sutra Institute". It is a hall dedicated to the study of Tibetan and Mongolian medicine and religion. In its heyday, there were more than 600 monks and lamas living in the temple. It was the earliest religious medical holy place in western Inner Mongolia at that time. It was first built in the 21st year of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (1682) and destroyed during the Cultural Revolution. It was rebuilt in 2007. According to legend, when Emperor Kangxi went west for a private visit, he stayed in La Seng Temple for several days. The architectural style of La Seng Temple not only integrates the artistic styles of Tibetan, Mongolian and Han nationalities, but also reflects the taste of local culture and art, making visitors feel like they are in heaven. There are several dragon columns in the main hall of the temple to support the beams, and the giant columns are painted with dragons flying in the mist. There are five statues of gods on the front of the main hall, and Sakyamuni sits in the middle. In front of the statue, there is an offering table and an incense burner, with smoke lingering and the Buddha lamp always on. The two walls of the lobby are painted with many scenes from Buddhist stories, which are colorful and lifelike. Especially the paintings and murals of Sakyamuni preaching to his disciples and the gods around him listening quietly, the images are lifelike and amazing. Strategy: Seasonal cost: June-early October. Free. Transportation and accommodation: More than 30 kilometers away from the center of Wuhai City, with excellent roads. The desolate area around the scenic spot is basically driven by car. Scenery: The whole tour takes about 40 minutes. The temple is located halfway up Tuhai Mountain. The parking lot is next to the gate of the scenic spot and can be walked in. The mountains in the north are more majestic and vicissitudes, with no vegetation, no water, and strong winds. You can bring some thick clothes. Many buildings basically reflect the original style, but even after the National Day, the halls are basically closed, perhaps because of the epidemic. Only the side door of the main hall is open. Unlike the temples in the Central Plains and the South, the five- or six-story-high Buddha statue in the main hall is basically the same height as the building, but there is no lobby, so you can only look up at your feet. There are stairs around, but no access is allowed. Equipment: hiking shoes, jacket.

On my way to Wulansuhai Lake from Yinchuan, I saw a giant statue on a hillside. Intrigued, I researched it and drove up to see it on my way back to Yinchuan. This scenic spot is likely privately funded and not far from downtown Wuhai. The entrance fee and cable car were quite expensive, so I skipped it. I just took a few photos and left.

The Longyouwan Wetland Park in Wuhai City is a very distinctive wetland with green mountains, fertile water and beautiful grass, which forms a natural color plate and attracts the interest and enthusiasm of tourists.

The strange canyon of Gander Mountain is also known as "a line of sky". The canyon is more than 250 meters long, with sharp peaks on both sides, as if it was cut by a knife or an axe. The narrowest part is only about one or two meters. There is a huge rock sandwiched between the two walls, hovering in the air, which makes people feel strange and adds a sense of mystery to the whole canyon.

A good destination, there are many things to see and do.

This side of the river is still a very good attraction. You can take a walk here. Whether you are watching carp or other things, they are all very good. It feels good to experience all aspects of it.

I feel that this water world is relatively good, but the price is a bit high. There are adult areas, children's areas, and hot spring areas. It is not far from the exit of the highway, and opposite is the Hansen Winery.