English: The Andingsi Buddha Grotto (Chinese: 安定寺石窟; Pinyin: Āndìng sì shíkū) is the name given to a Buddhist site commissioned in 1132 AD containing hundreds of Bodhisattvas, Arhats, and Buddhas carved into the walls and columns of the two chambers of this small cave.This is the image of the entrance.
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