Tianfo Temple Grottoes

A pearl in the long history of Chinese civilization, but in the northwest, due to the lack of water resources, a reservoir was built locally, causing most of the grottoes to be flooded. The former still occupied the top of the struggle for the preservation of the water of life and the preservation of cultural relics.

The narrator told us that in 1958, in order to solve the water consumption and cultivated land use of 80,000 agricultural people in the lower reaches of the Huangyang River, the Huangyang River Reservoir was built not far from the right side of the Tiantishan Grottoes. The Tiantishan Grottoes site happened to be located in the reservoir flooded area. In order not to flood the statues and murals in the grottoes, a large number of statues and murals in the grottoes were removed and moved to the Gansu Provincial Museum. During several handling, the damage was serious and some of the statues and murals became unrecognizable. In 2006, it was restored by the Cultural Relics Bureau and returned to the original site of Wuwei.

There is Grand Buddha, there are reservoirs and murals, you can go and see

Add a few grotto statues that appear very tall and powerful, and are currently the only statues that still exist in the original site, because they can't move it.

Very good, my hometown Dazhangyi! Very fun place, although in the township, the environment is very good, Zhang Yi people are very enthusiastic!