龙拖湾摩崖造像

The stone carvings at Longtuowan display Buddhist figures and religious motifs across multiple cliff surfaces within the Pujiang Grottoes complex.

The carvings emerged during different periods of Chinese history, documenting the evolution of artistic techniques and religious practices through successive dynasties.

These rock reliefs incorporate elements from Buddhist, Taoist, and Confucian traditions, reflecting the religious diversity of ancient Chinese society.

Visitors can access the site through designated pathways, with local guides offering detailed explanations of the carvings in multiple languages.

Natural erosion patterns in the cliff face were incorporated by ancient sculptors to enhance the three-dimensional effects of their religious figures.

Part of: Pujiang-Grotten

GPS coordinates: 30.17093,103.52478

Latest update: March 25, 2025 11:56