Baoshan Thousand Buddha Caves

　　The Thousand Buddha Caves consist of nine levels from top to bottom, also known as the Nine-Level Cave, and is a karst cave formed by stalactites. The cave is about 20 meters high and approximately 500 meters deep, mainly comprising three halls (the Hall of Thousand Buddhas Gathering, the Hall of Ten-Thousand-Year Ancient Paintings, and the Hall of Eight Immortals in Drunken Revelry) and five chambers (the Auspicious Chamber, the Gathering Chamber, the Immortal Wall Chamber, the Sword Chamber, and the Drunken Immortal Chamber).

　　The "Hall of Thousand Buddhas Gathering" features over a thousand images resembling small stone buddhas, while the "Hall of Ten-Thousand-Year Ancient Paintings" contains three large murals, each 10 square meters in size—one depicts rivers in full flow, another shows heavenly steeds galloping through the skies, and the third presents a landscape with mountains, waters, pavilions, and towers, all harmoniously colored and layered, a marvel of nature’s craftsmanship.