Leshan, Giant Buddha in China
Leshan is home to one of the tallest pre-modern statues in the world.
The construction of the Leshan Giant Buddha began in 713 AD under the Tang dynasty.
Leshan Giant Buddha is a confluence of Chinese Buddhist artistic charm and spiritual reverence.
The best time to visit Leshan is from April to October when the weather is most favorable.
Leshan's Giant Buddha has its drainage system, hidden in the hair, collar, chest, and back of the ears.
Location: Sichuan
Population: 3160168
Website: leshan.gov.cn
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