Prayer Dance Court

The court is in the front of Jiujian(nine-room) Hall. It is the place where prayer dance is performed during the grand Buddhist ceremonies in Ta’er Monastery. The court was built in 1718 by 20th chief of Ta’er, covering area of 2,600㎡. The dance is a kind of Buddhist ceremony that is believed to drive out the devils and misfortune and pray for happiness.


Dajiwa

Dajiwa used to be the administration office of Ta’er Monastery. After 1949, it became the office of Ta’er Monastery Management Committee.

The Gate of Ta’er Monastery

The gate was built in April 1994 and completed in May 1996. It is combined with Han and Tibetan style and constructed with bricks and wood. On the front face of the gate is engraved Brief Introduction of Ta’er Monastery in Chinese, Tibetan, Mongolian and English and on both sides of it are engraved repair record of Ta’er.



Paijia Living Buddha Hall

The hall once enshrines Genghis khan’s coffin and remains like spear, sword, bow and daily life items.

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