The Ksitigarbha Temple described by Uncle San is here!

I finally arrived at the Tianyan Cave in Chongqing that I had longed to visit. It turns out that the real-life version of Tomb Robbers' Chronicles really exists. Among the mountains in Beibei, Chongqing, there is a little-known mysterious cave. When you step into it, it’s as if you have traveled through the magical world of tomb robbers. When you enter the cave, the first thing that catches your eye is a mysterious Buddha statue (Akasagarbha), with a calm and deep smile. When the sunlight penetrates into the cave through the eye in the sky, it adds a layer of mystery to it... This was originally a natural karst cave. Due to natural reasons, a hole was formed on the top of the cave, which resembled a hole in the sky. Hence the name "Sky Eye Cave". The cave is more than 800 meters long, with stone paintings hanging high and stalactites hanging low. When the morning sunlight shines into the cave from outside the Sky Eye, it creates a Tyndall effect, and tourists will choose to "descend from the sky" from the Sky Eye via ferrata. This is also described by netizens as the Chongqing version of "Grave Robbers' Chronicles" Address: Yongxing Village, Liuyin Town, Beibei District, Chongqing Route: Navigation "Tianyan Cave Hualing Scenic Area Parking Lot" Parking is free Opening hours: 09:00-18:00 (last admission at 16:30) Tickets for Tianyandong Hualing Scenic Area are 49 yuan Falling from the sky + scenic spot ticket 239 yuan Falling from the sky + flying over the eaves and walls + scenic spot tickets 369 yuan The prices are for reference only. The specific prices are subject to the on-site ticket prices at the scenic spot.