Nanshan: the Daoist seats above Dazu
The small Daoist hill south of Dazu town, where fifteen registered numbers hold Zhenwu, the Three Pure Ones, a dragon and a stele.
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The small Daoist hill south of Dazu town, where fifteen registered numbers hold Zhenwu, the Three Pure Ones, a dragon and a stele.
The Tang and Song cliff north of Dazu town, where a published register turns a wall of small recesses into a sequence you can read.
The Baoding valley near Dazu, where a monk's seventy-year campaign filled half a kilometre of open rock with figures meant to be walked past.
A low hill south-west of Dazu where ten numbered niches hold the three traditions together, cut in a single campaign between 1082 and 1096.