It's not Dunhuang, it's Nanjing! There are more Buddhas than people in the film.

There is a place along the Yangtze River with few people but great scenery There are various Buddha statues of various shapes and colors hidden in the 101 grottoes. Standing in front of the tall Buddha statue You will always be shocked by the sight before you ㅤ 🙏Dharma Ancient Cave 📍Location: No. 19, Yongji Avenue, Qixia District, Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province 🎫Ticket: RMB 30 🕙Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 🚇Transportation: 🚇Subway: Take Metro Line 3 to Shangyuanmen Station and exit from Exit 2, then transfer to Bus 307 and get off at Wumadu Station, and walk for 12 minutes to get there. ‌🚌Bus: Take bus No. 8 to Yanziji Station, transfer to No. 101 and get off at Wumadu Station. ‌🚗Self-driving: Navigate to the Damo Ancient Cave Scenic Area. There is a parking lot in the scenic area, and the parking fee is RMB 8 per time‌. ㅤ 📷Game guide: 1⃣️Baizhou Bodhidharma Grottoes After entering the scenic spot, go up the stone stairs and you will see the shocking Cave 101. In the lower row are 7 large Buddha statues, made of copper. It records the Buddhist allusions of Bodhidharma. ㅤ 2⃣️Dharma Ancient Cave Ruins Although the Baida Mo Grottoes in the scenic area are newly built, the ruins of the ancient caves are still preserved. ㅤ 3⃣️Light and Shadow Art Museum At the top of the Baidao Bodhidharma Grotto, you can visit the Light and Shadow Art Museum, which reinterprets the story of "Various Bodhidharma" through light and shadow art. Closed on Monday; opening hours are 9:30-12:00, 13:30-17:00 from Tuesday to Friday; 9:00-17:00 on weekends 🙆🏻‍♂️The scenic area is small and suitable for taking pictures and checking in. If you have extra time in Nanjing and want to be less crowded, I recommend it! ㅤ