Oriental Buddha Capital, a mountain with thousands of Buddhas.

(1) Oriental Buddha Capital is next to the Leshan Giant Buddha, but they are two separate scenic areas and require separate tickets. The scenic area is built on a mountain, so you will need to climb. The mountain is not very high, and there are no sightseeing buses. It takes 2–3 hours to visit. The scenic area was built in 1989 and opened in 1994. (2) "A mountain with thousands of Buddhas" is like an ancient and mysterious key that quietly opens a heavy stone door to the secret realm of the Buddha Kingdom. In an instant, a picture is sketched in your mind: a towering mountain with swaying shadows and mist, like a giant Buddha statue carefully cast by nature. The thousands of Buddha statues hidden in it are like sleeping Zen practitioners, sitting quietly in the depths of the cave, exuding an ancient atmosphere, and the mottled traces of time are like witnesses of their vicissitudes; or standing in the cracks of the mountain wall, with solemn expressions, as if meditating on the laws of the universe, or smiling compassionately, as if full of compassion for all living beings. The lush tranquility of the mountains and forests and the mysterious solemnity of the Buddha statues are intertwined, and every inch of air is filled with an ancient and mysterious atmosphere, stirring up people's deep desire to explore the unknown and the traces of the Buddha, like a mysterious call, making people eager to step into this sacred place sealed by time.