Check in the Qianling Temple Grottoes, the first batch of key national cultural relics protection units announced by the State Council in 1861. Come over with the group speedboat, the stay time is too short, there is no time to visit the special cave. [Fun] Religious belief [Cost-effective] High!
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Check in the Qianling Temple Grottoes, the first batch of key national cultural relics protection units announced by the State Council in 1861. Come over with the group speedboat, the stay time is too short, there is no time to visit the special cave. [Fun] Religious belief [Cost-effective] High!
The Qianling Temple Grottoes, one of China's four largest grottoes, are located on the cliffs on the north bank of the Yellow River in Yongjing County. The grottoes were built in Xijin. The largest grotto is a natural cave. In addition to several Buddhas, the most striking inside is the natural Buddha built in the Tang Dynasty.
The world cultural heritage scenic spot of Qianling Temple is the core of Qianling Temple Grottoes, and the core of the Grottoes is the Big Buddha of Qianling Temple. The Big Buddha is the largest cave in the Grottoes. It is magnificent and the statue belongs to the early Grottoes style. It is beautiful and not like the Hanization image of the middle and late Tang Dynasty. In addition, there is a sleeping Buddha on the other side, which is a statue wrapped in layers of different dynasties, which is very special.
Especially spectacular, worth a visit
Easy to use, convenient
From Lanzhou Zhongchuan Airport, take a train to Lanzhou West Station, 40 minutes, take a taxi to Lanzhou West Bus Station, 10 minutes, take a car to Liujiaxia, get off at the dam pier, more than 1 hour, buy tickets at the pier, speedboat three small back and forth, big boat back and forth 7-8 hours. The north bank of the Yellow River, the grotto shrines, scales, are not majestic and spectacular~ Zhiqiling Temple - one of the five grottoes in China.