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'''Wusutu Zhao''' is a [[Tibetan Buddhist]] [[monastery]]<ref>{{cite web |last1=Pant |first1=Sambid Bilas |title=Gelug Monasteries – The heart of the Tibetan philosophy |url=https://mandalas.life/list/gelug-monasteries-the-heart-of-the-tibetan-philosophy/#wusutu-zhao-monastery |website=Mandalas Life |access-date=9 January 2025}}</ref> in the city of [[Hohhot]] in [[Inner Mongolia]] in northern [[China]].

Built in 1606 the predominantly [[Mongol]] styled [[architecture]] includes some [[Chinese architecture|Chinese]] and [[Tibetan architecture|Tibetan]] features. Inside the monastery there are [[Ming dynasty]] [[murals]] on display as well as intricate woodcarvings with imperial [[dragon]] motifs.

The name ''Wusutu'' means "near to water" in [[Mongolia]]n. The temple is located at the foot of the [[Daqing Mountains]], near Xiwusutucun village.

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[[Category:Tibetan Buddhist temples in Inner Mongolia]]
[[Category:Gelug monasteries]]
[[Category:Hohhot]]
[[Category:Buddhist temples in Hohhot]]


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