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The Great Khan Palace in the northern grassland of Fengning is not only fun, but also delicious.

The Great Khan Palace is located on the big beach grassland where the sky is high and the clouds are light and the flowers are overflowing. Located at the junction of Fengning County and Guyuan County in Zhangjiakou, it covers an area of 2 million square meters, of which the palace area covers an area of 300,000 square meters, with an altitude of 14 18 meters.

Khan Palace is a tourist attraction integrating sightseeing, sightseeing, leisure and entertainment. According to historical records, this vast land was once the military stronghold of Genghis Khan, a generation of Tianjiao. Genghis Khan was stationed here in 12 15, which gave birth to his great achievements. In memory of Genghis Khan, the Genghis Khan Palace was rebuilt here. Khan Palace not only reproduces the grand occasion of Genghis Khan's golden tent palace 800 years ago, but also shows the profound cultural connotation of court culture, military culture and religious belief in the Mongolian and Yuan Dynasties.

Distribution of Khan Palace: The main buildings are the Palace Gate, Chongtianmen, Genghis Khan's tent, Golden tent, Maozhang and Aobao, and finally it is the only altar in China that integrates Shamanism, Buddhism and Taoism.

Chongtianmen: Chongtianmen, also known as "Eternal Memorial Archway", is a huge stone archway, with a height of13m and a width of 23m, carved from natural bluestone. Archway is a memorial used by ancient people to express loyalty, filial piety and righteousness. In ancient times, it was called poke, and later it was introduced into the palace. It is a stone archway worthy of emperors in the Yuan Dynasty. Mongols believe that there are gods in the sky and they are the supreme gods. There are sun, moon and clouds in the sky, and there are flowers, birds, fish and insects in the sky, which embodies the idea of worshipping heaven and respecting the earth and the most primitive nature worship.

Genghis Khan's tent: Each tent is made of 20 tons of iron. It looks like an ancient combat helmet, indestructible. The military tent consists of five iron bars, with Genghis Khan's Zhong Jun tent in the center. People are here to discuss military plans with Genghis Khan, and the four surrounding ministers are the residence of Genghis Khan's son. Genghis Khan has four sons, the eldest son Shu Chi, the second son Chahetai, the third son Wokuotai and the youngest son Tuo Lei. The above four sons are the pride of Genghis Khan and the heroes of Khan.

Dragon Column: The dragon is the eternal totem of the nomadic people in the north. Since its birth, it has flown over hundreds of millions of creatures in northern Asia. In terms of cultural connotation, it is a huge collection of meanings, reflecting the psychological desires of various regions and nationalities since ancient times, and it is a mysterious image in the world of ideas. The folk psychology of worshipping dragons has auspicious significance. Duo Long symbolizes many pictures of longevity, which can benefit people. Now let's look at this 18 dragon column, 9 on each side, representing the status and status of the royal family, and 9 is the highest and most auspicious number.

Golden account: Golden account, also known as Eagle account, is 20m in diameter and15m in height, covering an area of 3,000 square meters. It is the largest and most distinctive Genghis Khan account in the world. The eagle is the totem of the Mongols, and the whole "golden tent" is located on the eagle carved by huge stones, vigorous and powerful, spreading its wings and flying. The whole eagle tent is made of bluestone of 500 stands, and the eagle head of 100 stands weighs 250 tons. This is by far the single largest eagle sculpture.

Genghis Khan's tent: In the Yuan Dynasty, the tent was the main residence of the Mongols. At that time, the large-scale palace tents used by nobles were called "Woer" and "Woluduo", which meant "palace account", "palace account" and "palace account". There are three big tents in the scenic spot, Genghis Khan's tent is in the middle, and empresses' tents are arranged around the back. It is also the marching account of Genghis Khan. Tents reflect the living habits of nomadic people. This is a movable palace tent, built on wheels. Genghis Khan's expedition to the west is the embodiment of nomadic culture.

Aobao Formation: It consists of thirteen Aobao, the largest of which represents eternal life, and the others are twelve guards. Aobao is sacred and has always been admired by nomadic people. Among the thirteen Aobao, the largest one is located in the middle. It consists of three overlapping stone platforms on the altar, and the foundation is wide and thick. The flag pole in the middle is the symbol of Sulud, which is regarded as a symbol of clan and tribe, and also a military emblem symbolizing strength. In 2006, Aobao was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage list.

Sacrifice to Heaven: It is the only altar in the world that integrates Shamanism, Taoism and Buddhism. In early Mongolia, Mongolians believed in "immortality", that is, "Shamanism", which originated from the worship of simplicity and nature by Mongolian ancestors. They think that heaven is the father and the earth is the mother, so they call heaven the supreme god who rules all things. The whole building of the altar is 9.9 meters high, equipped with a heaven and earth incense burner. We can invite a stick of incense here, thank the altar for the good weather and the nourishment of the altar land, and make our own wishes in the middle.