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Leshan - Sichuan, China

Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area is located in the convergent area of Min River, Dadu River, and Qingyi River, and boasts the Sleeping Buddha spectacle and the Giant Buddha statue. Consisted of several mountains, the Sleeping Buddha is viewed as a recumbent Buddha on the waters from afar, with the Giant Buddha statue rightly situated at its very center, creating a marvelous spectacle known as Buddha within Buddha, meaning goodness from inside out. The Giant Buddha statue was built in Tang dynasty and is now the largest cliff rock carving stone Buddha in the world. Listed as the World Cultural and Natural Heritage and a national 5A tourist attraction, Leshan Giant Buddha Scenic Area has many historic sites that stem from Qin and Han dynasties. It combines cultural values and natural beauty and is truly a treasure of Chinese culture. To improve the city’s image and further develop its night economy, Sichuan Leshan Giant Buddha Management Committee decided to upgrade the lighting effects of the Giant Buddha Scenic Area and the riverbanks around. This project applies more than 25,000 sets of OSRAM Customized Flood lights from OSRAM, covering a length of nearly 6,000 meters. As the highlight of the project, the rolling mountains around the Giant Buddha are outlined by the fascinating lights, creating an amazing nightscape of "sleeping Buddha cloaked in colorful kasaya". The Giant Buddha statue sits beside the river and is projected by warm radiance to present with a sense of sacredness and grandness. On both banks of the Min River, the river lines, the buildings and plants have also been appropriately reinvigorated. Dynamic lighting effects have been placed upon the cross-river bridges and other thoroughfares, integrating the nighttime riverbanks into the broad Giant Buddha scenic area, contributing to building a magnificent night tour resort. The flood lights are intelligently controlled for various colors with optimal lighting effects and visual experience. In some touristy areas, the lights are equipped with alveolate anti-glare meshes to avoid discomfort for human eye, striking a balance between the concept of human-centric lighting and the goal of a glorious well-lit destination. With this new look, the attraction now basks in brilliance. Now by daylight, people enjoy the serene landscape of E’mei Mountain, and watch the magnificent Giant Buddha statue awake to a world of light upon nightfall. At night, colorful lights from the mountains reflected on the water as cruises travel along the three rivers, and people wonder through such a wonderland for a visual feast. Isn’t it worthwhile?