Bridge, Wushan Water Curtain Cave Scenic Area

Tianshui Wushan Water Curtain Cave is about 50 meters high and more than 20 meters deep in natural caves. The cave is constantly flowing in the year round, and the rainy cave is flying straight down like a water curtain, so it is named. Now includes Layu Temple, Thousand Buddha Cave, Xiansheng Pool, and Shuilian Cave, which is second only to Tianshui Maijishan Grottoes, and is also a Buddhist art resort on the southern road of the ancient "Silk Road" in the upper reaches of the Luohe River.

On June 23, 2020, the bus of Wushan-Shuiliandong Scenic Area was opened. It departed at the northern Fujian Cultural and Sports Center. The first shuttle bus was 7:30, and the last shuttle bus was 17:30. It was every half an hour. The whole journey was a single fare of 3 yuan. You can scan the code and pass by Luomen. Tickets are 30 yuan, battery car back and forth 10 yuan, if you don't sit, walk one way 2.6KM. Slowly along the river valley, when the cliff reliefs of the Lazhao Temple suddenly appeared, I was so excited, it was really beautiful. Most of the murals and Buddha statues in the Thousand Buddha Cave were damaged. A small part of the murals can be seen in the water curtain cave. The recommended tour order is Lashao Temple - Thousand Buddha Cave - Water Curtain Cave, and finally the route down the mountain from the other side of the Water Curtain Cave will pass towards the exit.

It is too slow to take the train from Tianshui and then transfer to the bus for a long time. There are few train shifts. It is still time to take the long-distance bus to Wushan Bus Station and take a taxi. Tickets 30, scenic car 10, the price is still very beautiful, there is a cliff Buddha, water curtain cave and Qianfo cave, the summer mountains are very cool, the scenery is good, there are few tourists, it is worth a visit.

Wushan Shuiliandong is located in the Bell Tower Mountain Canyon, about 25 kilometers northeast of Wushan County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province. The valley "the peaks are stacked and there is no way, and the stone path is unique. The valley is gurgling and the scenery is quiet and pleasant." The water curtain cave is about 50 meters high and more than 20 meters deep. The cave is constantly flowing, rainy days, the cave is flowing straight down like a curtain, so the name.

Shuiliandong Grottoes are located in Luban Township, 25 kilometers northeast of Wushan County, Gansu Province, and the fare is 40 yuan. It now includes Layu Temple, Thousand Buddha Cave, Xiansheng Pool, and Shuilian Cave. It is second only to Tianshui Maijishan Grottoes, and is also a Buddhist art resort on the southern road of the ancient "Silk Road" in the upper reaches of the Luohe River. There are more than 90 statues in the past dynasties, 1000 square meters of murals, 8 reliefs and semi-circular sculptures, and 18 ancient buildings in #Buddha and Blessing Holy Land. The cave group was founded in the first year of Wucheng in Beizhou (559 AD). The water curtain cave is a natural cave about 50 meters high and more than 20 meters deep. The cave is constantly flowing in the year round, and the rainy day cave is like a water curtain. The water curtain cave group was built in the North Zhou Dynasty, and it was repaired by the fifth generation and Song ． Yuan. There are 12 cultural monuments in the Grottoes (Xiansheng Temple, Lashao Temple, Fantuan Temple, Brick and tile Temple, Hard Mountain Temple, Guantai Temple, Qianfo Temple) in seven temples (Lotus Platform, Quiet Platform, Speaking Platform, Bell Tower Platform, Minggutai) and five groups scattered within a few kilometers. It is integrated with the natural landscape of "Xiongqi Xiu Xiu Quan" and becomes a pearl of ancient culture and scenic spot. Among them, the three monuments of Lashao Temple, Shuilian Cave and Qianfo Cave are well preserved, and the Shuilian Cave is located in the center of the cave group. The terrain is unique, the majestic, and the folk influence is the greatest. It is called the entire grotto group in its name. #Beauty in the landscape #Great Northwest Tourism