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Foyaye Taiji Bagua Diagram Scenic Area

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Next to the Fairy Bathing Pool (legend has it that fairies from Yunfeng Mountain often descended here to bathe) at the left foot of Wulong Mountain in the Foyaye Taiji Bagua Diagram Scenic Area, there is a massive rock, 20 meters high and 13 meters wide, jutting out abruptly. Research indicates that this is Foyaye Cliff, carved during the Northern Wei Dynasty. The stone Buddha statues have been destroyed, but the cave ceiling still retains a Ming Dynasty mural of the Taiji Bagua Diagram...

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Next to the Fairy Bathing Pool (legend has it that fairies from Yunfeng Mountain often descended here to bathe) at the left foot of Wulong Mountain, there is a massive rock, 20 meters high and 13 meters wide, jutting out abruptly. Research indicates that this is Foyaye Cliff, carved during the Northern Wei Dynasty. The stone Buddha statues have been destroyed, but the cave ceiling still retains a Ming Dynasty mural of the Taiji Bagua Diagram, about 10 square meters in size, which remains vibrant and dazzling to this day, hence also known as Bagua Cliff. Its long history and the vivid fusion of Buddhist and Taoist elements in the mural colors give it significant archaeological value.