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Surrounding environment, Baodingshan Dafowan Rock Carvings (寶頂山大佛灣摩崖造像)

From the Ground Up: Buddhism & East Asian Religions (FROGBEAR Project)

Baodingshan Dafowan Rock Carvings (寶頂山大佛灣摩崖造像) is situated in Baoding Town (寶頂鎮), Dazu District (大足區), Chongqing (重慶). The site contains 32 rock carving niches dated to the Southern Song 南宋 Dynasty (1127–1279 CE). Descriptions of the photos: Tourist route to the niches [Image 01 to Image 03]. Plaques with inscriptions established from the late Qing 清 Dynasty (1644-1911 CE) to the early twentieth century [Image 04 to Image 07]. Arch with inscriptions “guangda baolou ge” 廣大寶樓閣 (Giant Precious Pavilion), another name of Baodingshan [Image 08, Image 09]. Overview of the niches [Image 10 to Image 13]. Metadata created by: Sau Ling Wendy Yu.

Chongqing (China); Dazu Qu (Chongqing, China); 29.75437; 105.794068

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