Ever stood next to something that makes you feel… well, tiny? 😮 The Leshan Giant Buddha on the Chinese mainland is carved into a cliff in Sichuan province, towering over the confluence of three rivers. Built over 1,200 years ago, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is pure jaw-drop material.
At about 71 meters tall, one shoulder is wider than a tennis court1se ri ously, it’s like the epic finale to an ancient kung fu movie. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just want the perfect #Wanderlust shot, this place delivers.
Here’s how to plan your visit:
- Getting there: Hop on the scenic train from Chengdu to Leshan (just over an hour). 🚆
- Best time: Go early (68AM) to beat the crowds and catch that magical soft morning light. 🌅
- What to pack: Comfy shoes, sunblock, and your phone for those epic panoramas. 📸
Don’t miss the sunset view from the riverside1when the soft glow hits the statue, it’s like a real-life painting. Perfect for your Instagram feed or just soaking in some good vibes. ✨
Ready for an adventure? The Leshan Giant Buddha is calling1let the ancient magic of the Chinese mainland sweep you off your feet! 🌏❤️
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
