Tuoshan, Buddhist grottoes in China
Tuoshan is renowned for its elaborately carved Buddhist grottoes.
The Tuoshan caves date back to the Northern Wei dynasty, reflecting ancient religious art.
These grottoes showcase the evolution of Buddhist sculpture and architecture over centuries.
Tuoshan is recognized as a 'Major Historical and Cultural Site Protected at the National Level' in China.
The site integrates with the natural mountain landscape, creating an impressive cultural harmony.
Location: Qingzhou
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