The place name of Zhaogacha in Dan Zhan comes from the name of Zhao Zhao Temple in Dan Zhan. Zhandan Zhaogacha is located one kilometer northeast of Zhandan Zhaosumu, Dalat Banner, Ordos City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. According to textual research, during Tongzhi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1862- 1875), Lamaism prevailed and statues were everywhere in Mongolia. The Qing government decided to allocate funds from local governments to set up imperial edicts in various Mongolian residential areas. Dan Zhan call sign belongs to the order call sign of Dalat Banner, and is in charge of 72 call signs such as Gaigai call sign, Linshu call sign, Hollo call sign and Sini call sign. There are 8 1 single melons in the main hall, and the main beam of the single melon is ebony. Sandalwood, also known as white sandalwood, is an evergreen tree made of sandalwood. It is native to India, Australia and Africa, and has also been introduced and cultivated in Taiwan Province Province and Guangdong Province. Its flowers are yellow at first, and then blood red. Wood is very fragrant, and it is often used as a material for advanced utensils, inlays, carvings, etc. The history of using sandalwood in China should be about 1500 years. Buddhists admire sandalwood, and Buddhist temples are often called "the forest of sandalwood" and "the forest of sandalwood". Buddhists used to call sandalwood "_ sandalwood", which means "happiness" and "giving people pleasure". Residue. The Mongolian translation of Sandalwood is "Dan Zhan Zhao Sumu", so it is called "Dan Zhan Zhao". There are 3 halls in Zhao Temple, 22 small halls, 108 white pagodas and more than 30 lamas' residences. The summer head is inlaid with glazed tiles, which looks magnificent and magnificent. There were-1 person, 3 big lamas and more than 70 little lamas during the call. There is a manza pot with a diameter of 22 feet and a depth of 6 feet, which can hold 400 people 120 tons of water. The words "Tongzhi Year of Qing Dynasty" were cast on the wall of the pot, which proved the age of Dan Zhan's telephone conversation.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty, due to the gradual northward movement of Kubuqi Desert, the temple was buried and the existing temple was built for the second time. However, due to the attack and looting of Japanese invaders in 194 1, all valuable carpets, treasures, pearls and agates were looted and bombed by planes. When there was no place to live, the monks in Zhaonei went out to recite scriptures and give alms to build another call, but only 25 single melons were built. Unfortunately, it was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and now there is only one single melon left.

Zhandan Zhaogacha is adjacent to Shawanzi Gacha, Fumaocheng Village, Haiziwan Village, Qingdamen Village, Saiwusu Village, Jing Quan Village, Hadatu Village, liu lin cun Village, Shihuozi Village, Daolaohalezheng Village, Chagangou Village, Changsheng Village, Zhijita Village and Jianshe Village.

There are some tourist attractions near Zhandan Zhaogacha, such as Xiangshawan, Yinkentala, Shinizhao Tourist Scenic Area, Erdos Engebei Tourist Area, Jixiangfuju Temple (Shenlong Temple) Leisure and Health-keeping Tourist Area, and there are some specialties such as Feng Shui Liang Rex Rabbit, Erdos Yellow River Catfish, Erdos Yellow River Carp, Mongolian Hat and Przewalski's gazelle.