Leshan Giant Buddha - Main Image
Leshan Giant Buddha - Main Image

Leshan Giant Buddha

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2435 Lingyun Road, Shizhong District, Leshan City

Activity Highlights:

  • A 70-meter-tall sitting Maitreya Buddha carved into a cliff during the Tang Dynasty.
  • Recognized for its cultural, historical, and artistic significance.
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Overview

The Leshan Giant Buddha, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a 70-meter-tall stone statue of Maitreya Buddha carved into the cliffs of Lingyun Mountain during the Tang Dynasty. Built over 90 years to calm the dangerous waters where three rivers meet, it remains the world’s largest sitting stone Buddha.

 

Visitors can explore by walking down the Nine-Curved Plank Road from the Buddha’s head to its feet, or take a boat tour for a full panoramic view. Nearby, the Lingyun Temple and the natural wonder of the Leshan Sleeping Buddha add to the cultural and scenic experience.

 

Both a masterpiece of ancient engineering and a sacred site for prayer, the Leshan Giant Buddha inspires awe with its scale, history, and spiritual significance.

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