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Heilongjiang Plank Road

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Heilongjiang Plank Road
4.5
13 reviews
#11 of 73 things to do in Emeishan
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5:30 AM - 6:00 PM
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Christina C
Coquitlam, Canada6,386 contributions
2 ways to explore
Mar 2017 • Couples
The Leshan Giant Buddha is located near the city of Leshan in the southern part of Sichuan province in China. That's why people call it Leshan Buddha. This stone statue was carved out of a cliff face between 713 and 803. It is 233 ft tall.
You can have a close look and burn incense like some Chinese by walking down and up a few hundred steps or take a 30 minute boat tour. You can take some nice photos from afar and save your energy for other attractions. I picked the second one, touring by boat.

Happy Travelling!
Written April 7, 2017
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EurasieTravelAsia
Phnom Penh, Cambodia579 contributions
amazing
Sep 2016 • Business
Something wowowow, it is really amazing to see, how people do it. We can take cruise to see it or we can walk or climb up.
Written January 20, 2017
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John and Deb K
Karratha, Australia647 contributions
Incredible
Sep 2018 • Couples
There are two ways to go - hike or boat, we did both and well worth it. The boat is a quick trip and you don't stop long. The Hike is a long way but you can take your time, huge crowds though.
Written October 10, 2018
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Ebert K
San Francisco, CA150 contributions
A must see
Nov 2017 • Friends
We came here on the last day of a week long ceremony and it was super crowded. It was a 45 hike with a 2hour wait. We opted to pay $10USD to hop on a ferry/boat to float by to see the structure and take pics. It was an amazing site. Just to see all the people hiking, weaving the mountainside paths to get there was great to see. This is one for the bucket lists.
Written January 5, 2018
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Kai C
Half Moon Bay, CA1,169 contributions
worth a visit
Jul 2016 • Friends
The statue is OK but it must have been really impressive when it was built a thousand years ago. One of the paradigmatic examples of rock-carved Buddha's, especially after the Taliban destruction in Bamiyan. Lots and lots of tourists. The best view is from the river; the boat ride from Leshan is enjoyable.
Written May 30, 2017
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Annette H
Brisbane, Australia191 contributions
You have to descend The Plank Road
May 2016
After hiking 12km, climbing two mountains and walking non stop for weeks, I didn't know if my legs could take anymore. When I saw the way down I thought I can do this, the long line of people made the journey slow and doable. It was great seeing The Giant Buddha from the feet up. I just took my time and enjoyed the view on the way back up the stairs to get back out.
Written November 11, 2016
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Tom Y
Las Vegas, NV848 contributions
Took the boat trip
Sep 2016 • Friends
This is the tallest Buddha in the world. We took the boat trip. It was foggy, so the picture did not come out perfect. It would be nice to actually go there to experience the size. I was told that 100 people could stand on his palm.
Written September 26, 2016
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Gani Wibisono
Surabaya, Indonesia121 contributions
Leshan Big Buddha
Nov 2015 • Business
its a huge huge Buddha Statue than man can made, we visit this place using boat, so we can take picture the whole Buddha statue
Written December 4, 2015
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