Discover Mati Temple (Cave of the Thousand Buddhas)

In the long river of time, there is a mountain that carries a thousand years of faith and art: Mati Temple, known as the "Ancestor of Grottoes." As you approach, you'll see caves gazing out from the steep cliffs like the eyes of time. The 13-meter-high Maitreya Buddha, carved during the Northern Liang Dynasty, is solemn and merciful, silently witnessing the vicissitudes of history. Although the murals inside the caves have been eroded by wind and rain, they are still colorful, delicately depicting ancient Buddhist stories. Each stroke embodies the ancients' adherence to faith and pursuit of art. Climb the winding mountain roads as the wind whispers in your ears, telling of past glories. Standing on the top of the mountain, overlooking the magnificent landscape, you can almost see the craftsmen who carved the grottoes, working tirelessly with hammers and chisels to create this breathtaking artistic treasure. Mati Temple is a testament to history, a monument to art, and a dialogue between soul and faith. Come explore and find inner peace and awe in the ancient grotto art.