No.20 Cave of Yungang Grottoes

There are many caves in Yungang Grottoes according to the number. The 20 caves are representative grottoes, an open-air grotto, and the largest grotto in Yungang Grottoes. It is a special shock from the outside, and it is also the place where tourists punch in the most.

The three Buddhas in the middle of the main Buddha's Sakya sitting statue is13.7 meters high, hand knot Zen printing, thick texture of the starboard, the garment pattern is raised, with the remains of the Veda statue. It is a representative and symbol of Yungang Grottoes carving art, and an unprecedented masterpiece of early Buddhist carving art in China.

The 20 Grottoes of Yungang Grottoes are the business card of Yungang, and are rumored to be the personality of the Kaiser Daowu Emperor of Northern Wei Dynasty. The 20 Grottoes are large in scale, and the statues in the Grottoes are three Buddhas, of which the main body is tall. It is a great historical treasure of the Chinese nation.

A total of 48 caves, 45 caves opened, much larger than a decade ago

Among the various media displays of Yungang Grottoes, the highest mirroring rate is its iconic landscape, the 20th Grottoe of Yungang. The Grottoe where the open-air Buddha is located is one of the "Five Grottoes" when the Yungang Grottoes were built in 460 AD. When the first construction, there were cave roofs and front walls, and the wooden caves built after the collapse were also destroyed in the war, but they became an open-air Buddha. The Sakya sitting Buddha with shoulders and legs, the height is13.7 meters, the proportion is well-proportioned, the French state is solemn, and the charm is magnificent. It is a representative work of the Buddha statue stone in Yungang Grottoes and is a masterpiece of the art of Buddha statues in China. In front of the open-air Buddha, a small square has been built, which is very friendly to the filmers. Panoramic close-up, left and right, Zhang Zhang blockbuster. The way is: Don't leave a shadow with the open-air Buddha, it is equivalent to never going to Yungang Grottoes.