The Water Curtain Cave of Wushan County in Tianshui is a heavenly blessed land

Upon visiting the Luomen Water Curtain Cave in Wushan County, I felt as if I had traveled to a mysterious underground kingdom. As I stepped into the cave, a cool breeze greeted me, making me feel as though I was in a fairyland. The cave was filled with a dazzling array of stalactites, some of which were uniquely shaped, while others shone like brilliant works of art. The guide's vivid explanations of the cave's formation process and legendary stories filled me with curiosity and a desire to explore this mysterious underground world. Walking on the stone path inside the cave felt like uncovering the secrets of nature. Suddenly, a spectacular waterfall came into view, with water flowing like silk, gently and resembling a silver ribbon cascading down, intoxicating to behold. This scene made me appreciate the natural wonder and infinite charm of Mother Nature. The fantastical scenery of the Luomen Water Curtain Cave in Wushan left me longing to stay, with every moment making me feel the magic and grandeur of nature. This exploratory journey gave me a new understanding of the underground world and made me cherish nature's gifts even more. I highly recommend everyone to set foot in this mysterious underground world and experience the unique wonder and surprise!

Wushan Shuilian Cave Grottoes Group||The world's first cliff carvings

||The world's first cliff carvings. The Wushan Shuilian Cave Grottoes Group is the second largest grotto group in Longnan region, only after Maijishan Grottoes. Shuilian Cave Grottoes Group is an open-air grotto temple that combines relief, cave niches, hanging sculptures, and murals, which is rare in the country. In 401 AD, the monk and translator Kumarajiva presided over the construction of the Brahman Palace monk's house in Shuilian Cave when he passed Wushan on his way from Kucha to Chang'an, which made the reputation of Lashao Temple far-reaching. Lashao Temple means 'the cave temple carved out of the cliff and piled with trees'. Highlight one: Lashao Temple Cliff Relief (559 AD) This is the largest cliff relief in the world. In the middle of the relief is Sakyamuni, and on both sides are the Bodhisattvas who hold lotus flowers and stand respectfully. In the middle of the upper part of the lotus seat, there is a shallow niche with a standing Buddha and two attendant Bodhisattvas, which was rebuilt in the Song Dynasty. Highlight two: Shuilian Cave Shuilian Cave is a natural arched cave. Every rainy season, spring water and rainwater gush out from the top of the cave, flowing like a curtain, hence the name Shuilian Cave. The cliff face of Shuilian Cave preserves Buddhist murals from the Northern Wei, Sui, Tang, and Yuan dynasties. Highlight three: Thousand Buddha Cave The Thousand Buddha Cave is 1 kilometer away from Lashao Temple. It is a natural rock cave. Because there are seven Buddha hanging sculptures on the cliff, it is commonly known as 'Seven Buddha Gully'. There are more than thirty cave niches in the Thousand Buddha Cave, with fewer Buddha niches in the upper part and statues carved on the lower cliff face. There are also murals, with a work on the south wall being the best. Location: Luban Gorge, Zhonglouwan Village, Yupan Township, Wushan County, Gansu Province Era: Built in the Later Qin of the Sixteen Kingdoms (384-417 AD) Ticket: 30 yuan, round trip six kilometers, sightseeing car 10 yuan

Wushan Shuilian Cave is located in the Zhonglou Mountain Gorge, about 25 kilometers northeast of Wushan County, Tianshui City, Gansu Province. The water curtain cave is a natural cave with a height of about 50 meters and a depth of more than 20 meters. The cave is constantly flowing, and the rainy days are flowing down. Such as the water curtain, hence the name. Now including Lahu Temple, Thousand Buddha Cave, Xiansheng Pool and Shuilian Cave, it is the only cave group next to the Tianji Maiji Mountain Grottoes. It is also a Buddhist art resort in the southern part of the ancient Silk Road. In the scenic area, there is the largest open-air cliff embossed Buddha in Asia. The Buddha has a total of more than 100 statues, more than 2,000 square meters of murals, more than 10 buildings, 8 stupas, and 10 inscriptions. , a headless corpse.