World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
The Leshan Giant Buddha is the world's largest stone Buddha statue located in the Sichuan province of China, near the city of Leshan. The monumental structure was first carved out of a cliff where the Minjiang, Dadu, and Qingyi rivers meet during the Tang Dynasty (618-907AD) and continues to stand tall today, proving to be a tourist attraction for spiritual followers and art enthusiasts.
Top photo: jbweasle
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Ken Marshall
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Yangtze River
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
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World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
soso
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Ariel Steiner and Karelj
via [Curious History]
The Leshan Giant Buddha is the world's largest stone Buddha statue located in the Sichuan province of China, near the city of Leshan. The monumental structure was first carved out of a cliff where the Minjiang, Dadu, and Qingyi rivers meet during the Tang Dynasty (618-907AD) and continues to stand tall today, proving to be a tourist attraction for spiritual followers and art enthusiasts.
Top photo: jbweasle
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Ken Marshall
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Yangtze River
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
soso
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
soso
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
David Schroeter
World's Largest Buddha Statue Carved into a Cliff
Ariel Steiner and Karelj
via [Curious History]
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