I have been to Leshan 10 times, and I love this ancient temple of a thousand years more than the Great Buddha

I have been to Leshan 10 times! 🚶‍♂🔄10 times! For me, Leshan is not just about the world-famous Great Buddha, but also a small city full of history, culture, and the hustle and bustle of urban life.🏯🎭 🚉The high-speed train goes directly to Leshan, and every visit brings new discoveries. Compared to the crowded Leshan Great Buddha, I recommend this less-traveled route to experience the history, culture, and urban life of Leshan.🚶‍♀🎒 📍Wuyou Temple→Haoshang Bridge→Mahao Cliff Tombs→Xiniu Fang→Shangzhongshun Food Street 🏞Wuyou Temple The ancient temple on the mountaintop hidden behind the Leshan Great Buddha. Built against the mountain and surrounded by water, it is far from the city's noise and offers more tranquility than the Great Buddha. Climbing up the long and secluded steps, the scenery along the way is as beautiful as a painting. Even on weekends, it's quiet and comfortable, perfect for hiking and relaxing.🚶‍♂🌳 The temple's red walls and the journey there are very photogenic, making it a paradise for photography enthusiasts.📸🔴 🚤Tips: At the entrance of the temple is the Wuyou Temple Pier, where you can first take a boat to tour the Leshan Great Buddha, then visit Wuyou Temple. The exit of the temple leads to Haoshang Bridge and Mahao Cliff Tombs, which can be visited together, and it's really not crowded! Near Xiniu Fang, you can take pictures of 3 'Leshan' road signs, and if you follow Binjiang Road, you will reach 'Guanfo Lou', where you can photograph the 'Le' on the opposite bank.📸🏞 Overall, Leshan is a city worth visiting, not only for the spectacular Great Buddha but also for the serene ancient temples, delicious food, and rich history and culture.🏞🍜🎭