Inner Mongolia | Gan Zhu Temple, with a plaque inscribed by Emperor Qianlong himself.

❤Why we love it: Gan Zhu Temple was built in 1773 with funds from the imperial court. The temple was named by Emperor Qianlong, who personally wrote the plaque for "Shou Ning Temple". The temple was expanded during the Qing Dynasty and became the largest lama temple in Hulunbuir. It is famous for the plaque written by Emperor Qianlong. 🌟Highlights: The temple is home to five versions of the "Gan Zhu Sutra", and has been known as Gan Zhu Temple since it was built. Few people call it Shou Ning Temple. 👍What we recommend: The temple's architectural style combines elements from the Central Plains, Tibet, and Mongolia. The temple has 11 halls. The main axis includes Que Yi La Hall, Zhan Ba Hall, Sang Ji De Mo Luo Mu Hall, and Suo Ke Qin Hall. Suo Ke Qin Hall, the last hall on the main axis, has a plaque inscribed with "Shou Ning Temple" by Emperor Qianlong himself.