Yungang Grottoes

Teacher Wang explained very well, not to talk about the history of the wild, quoted the scriptures, through different historical documents, so that the three-hour explanation has a strong academic nature, both involving the history and politics of the Northern Wei Dynasty and Tang Dynasty, and introducing the specific presentation of ancient architectural knowledge in the grottoes. It is also a combination of grotto sculpture to elaborate the deep integration of Chinese and Western cultures such as Han culture, Xianbei culture, ancient India and ancient Rome. I am very lucky to follow Mr. Wang to understand Yungang Grottoes in depth and three-dimensionally, and feel the extraordinary charm of this treasure grotto.

Worth a look! Be sure to find a tour guide to explain, otherwise it is to see the stone people. I was shocked by the skills of the ancients and the perseverance of only doing one thing in my life! One of the most anticipated projects in this journey!

After speaking for more than three hours, the content was great, the explanation was very fine, and the team was very thoughtful, including standing and watching where it was arranged very clearly. The teacher who was very conscientious was particularly rich in knowledge.

Entering the grotto, the first feeling is very shocking, a variety of different types of character sculpture and exquisite artistic modeling, lamenting the wisdom and skill of the ancients, conveying the essence of Chinese culture, as well as the historical and cultural origin of Buddhism, and respecting the historical and cultural heritage.

Yungang Grottoes are truly a stunning place! When I walked in, I was immediately shocked by the rampant grottoes. Each grotto is full of historical weight, like a treasure trove of ancient secrets. The sun shines through the gaps in the grottoes on the Buddha statues, adding a touch of mystery and solemnity to them. I observe each Buddha statue carefully, either solemnly or with a smile of mercy, and every detail is breathtaking. In addition to the Buddha statue, the murals in the cave are also a highlight. The colorful murals seem to tell ancient stories, making people feel like they are in that distant era. During the process of playing, I also felt the tranquility and peace of Yungang Grottoes. The environment there is quiet and pleasant, making people feel happy. Walking between the grottoes, it seems that you can hear the breath of ancient craftsmen and feel the hard work they have paid to create these masterpieces. Overall, Yungang Grottoes is an unforgettable travel experience. It gave me a deeper understanding of the ancient culture and art and history. If you haven't been to Yungang Grottoes, I really recommend you to go once~ (with hands in ten, eyes shining with expectations)

Yungang Grottoes are exquisite and exquisite, and the ghosts and axes are worth a visit. There are more than 20 grottoes in the scenic area, and the color grottoes in the middle of the period are particularly exquisite and shocking. The scenic area is not very big and slowly listening to the explanation for three hours, suitable for the elderly and children to travel.

It is not recommended to visit yourself. You must ask the tour guide to explain. This kind of historical heritage is really one less. During the Spring Festival, there are too many people, a little bit of a walk, it is a place where you can brush the second brush.

Going to the scenic spot was very traffic jam, parked the car in the nearby mining park, and then walked over, the facilities of the scenic spot could not keep up, the toilet queued too long, it is recommended to solve the problem before going. Every visiting area needs to queue for a long time, all give up, only look at the outdoor, of course, it is still very shocking, cultural treasures, historical relics, it is worth coming.