The Buddhist world hidden in the mountains, the Eastern Buddhist capital near the Leshan Giant Buddha

🌈Attractions Introduction: The Eastern Buddhist Capital is connected to the Leshan Giant Buddha through a gate, and both are located in the Lingyun Nine Peaks of Leshan City, which are protected as a world dual heritage site. It has nearly 1,000 acres of mountain and forest land and is a national 4A-level scenic spot with a large group of Buddha statues as its main body. The Buddhist capital of the East, with thousands of Buddhas hidden in the forest and hundreds of caves in the caves; it is the traces of cliff carvings left by modern people, following the style of the Tang Dynasty and using traditional stone carving techniques. Today, it is not an exaggeration to call it the fifth largest cave group in China. Representative attractions: 170-meter giant reclining Buddha, Demon-Subduing Pond, Big Buddha Bay, Ten Thousand Buddha Caves (representative Buddha statues: Heavenly King Hall, 33-meter seated Sakyamuni statue, the route of Buddhism introduced to Leshan and the Eight Hundred Arhats Wall, 51-meter Medicine Buddha, etc.) Southeast Asian Buddha statues (representative Buddha statue: Indian Shiva) 🎟️Ticket related: Adult ticket 80 yuan/ticket Discount ticket 50 yuan/ticket 🕐️Scenic area opening hours: April 1 to October 7 7:30-18:00 October 8 to March 31 8:00-17:30 💗Other tips: Since it is a sacred image of Buddhist themes, you should still view it with respect and avoid making casual comments. If you don’t understand, you can read the brief description next to it and don’t talk nonsense. When taking photos, you should be respectful and solemn, and avoid making any movements that may damage the religious image. You can watch it slowly, and the night view is also quite good at night.