Anyue Stone Carvings
The Anyue Stone Carvings are a cultural tourism attraction.
The Anyue Stone Carvings originated during the Northern and Southern Dynasties (around 521 AD), flourished in the Tang, Five Dynasties, and Song periods, and have a history of 1,300 years. Recent cultural relics surveys have found 105 cliff-carved grottoes across the county, totaling around 100,000 statues—over a hundred over 3 meters high, more than 40 over 5 meters, and two over 15 meters—of which 45 are relatively well-preserved, sizable, and hold significant cultural heritage value.
The Anyue Stone Carvings are exquisitely crafted and unparalleled in artistry. They are a testament to the wisdom, wealth, and deep devotion to stone carving of the people of Anyue, reflecting their perseverance and determination in mastering this artform, as well as their exceptional craftsmanship and ingenious design.
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