Longmen Grottoes was excavated when Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved to Luoyang (AD 493), and it was built intermittently for more than 500 years in the Western Wei, Eastern Wei, Northern Qi, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song and Ming Dynasties. There are more than 2,000 caves and/kloc-0,000 statues between the cliffs on both sides of the Yi River, most of which are sculptures from the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty.

From 65438 to 0999, Luoyang Municipal People's Government invested nearly 200 million yuan to carry out large-scale renovation of the surrounding environment of Longmen Grottoes. In March 2002, the Longmen Grottoes Scenic Area Administration was established to manage the grottoes, Xiangshan Temple and Baijuyi Tomb in a unified way, and raised nearly 100 million yuan to build two highway bridges in the north and south of Longmen Grottoes, which widened the river in the south of the scenic area and restored the ancient buildings and facilities of Xiangshan Temple. It is planned to close the scenic spot in April 2003, when there will be a tourist scene integrating grottoes, temples and cemeteries. At that time, Chinese and foreign guests could stroll along the rippling banks of the Yi River with the bells of Xiangshan Temple, stop in front of the Buddhist shrine and enjoy many landscapes of Longmen.

Longmen Grottoes is located in the Central Plains, and convenient transportation provides good conditions for Chinese and foreign guests to visit Luoyang. With the continuous improvement of the tourism environment and the continuous development of the tourism market in recent years, Longmen Grottoes have taken on a new look and their economic benefits have increased year by year. At the same time, it has also achieved great social benefits. In 2002, the annual income of Longmen Grottoes reached 35 million yuan and the number of visitors reached 850,000.

Longmen Grottoes are a precious heritage of the people of Henan, China and the world. Chinese and foreign guests welcome you to visit Luoyang in your spare time, and appreciate the cultural heritage left by the ancients when Luoyang peony is in full bloom.

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Overview of Longmen Grottoes

Longmen Grottoes is located on the banks of the Yi River in the southern suburb of Luoyang City, Henan Province, with a distance of 13 km. Here, east (Xiangshan) and west (Longmen Mountain) face each other, and the Yi River is like the natural gate, so it was called "Yi Que" in ancient times. 196 1 year, Longmen Grottoes (including Bai Juyi's Tomb) was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national key cultural relics protection units, and 1982 was announced by the State Council as the first batch of national scenic spots. In June, 2000, Longmen Grottoes was listed on the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO.

Longmen Grottoes was excavated when Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty moved to Luoyang (AD 493), and it was built intermittently for more than 500 years in the Western Wei, Eastern Wei, Northern Qi, Sui, Tang, Five Dynasties, Song and Ming Dynasties. There are more than 2,000 caves and/kloc-0,000 statues between the cliffs on both sides of the Yi River, most of which are sculptures from the Northern Wei Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty.

From 65438 to 0999, Luoyang Municipal People's Government invested nearly 200 million yuan to carry out large-scale renovation of the surrounding environment of Longmen Grottoes. In March 2002, the Longmen Grottoes Scenic Area Administration was established to manage the grottoes, Xiangshan Temple and Baijuyi Tomb in a unified way, and raised nearly 100 million yuan to build two highway bridges in the north and south of Longmen Grottoes, which widened the river in the south of the scenic area and restored the ancient buildings and facilities of Xiangshan Temple. It is planned to close the scenic spot in April 2003, when there will be a tourist scene integrating grottoes, temples and cemeteries. At that time, Chinese and foreign guests could stroll along the rippling banks of the Yi River with the bells of Xiangshan Temple, stop in front of the Buddhist shrine and enjoy many landscapes of Longmen.

Longmen Grottoes is located in the Central Plains, and convenient transportation provides good conditions for Chinese and foreign guests to visit Luoyang. With the continuous improvement of the tourism environment and the continuous development of the tourism market in recent years, Longmen Grottoes have taken on a new look and their economic benefits have increased year by year. At the same time, it has also achieved great social benefits. In 2002, the annual income of Longmen Grottoes reached 35 million yuan and the number of visitors reached 850,000.

Longmen Grottoes are a precious heritage of the people of Henan, China and the world. Chinese and foreign guests welcome you to visit Luoyang in your spare time, and appreciate the cultural heritage left by the ancients when Luoyang peony is in full bloom.

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