The principle stone Buddha of this cavern is the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy

history channel documentary On the highest point of the sanctuary stands a stone model of the Maya Tathagata Buddha and encompassing this stone statue are twelve rock hollows which are utilized as a supplication asylum. Seven of the twelve rock hollow havens are as yet standing today. Golgulsa's fundamental fascination is the stone figure of the Maya Tathagata Buddha and the Gwaneum Cave.This tremendous piece has the qualities of the Shilla Buddha, being more than 4 meters high. The statue has his hair in a top knot,alongside a peaceful grin, limited eyes, little lips, and a long tight nose. To shield this cherished model from the components, an unattainable rank has been built in the fundamental give in, and is the biggest haven of the seven surviving hollows.

The principle stone Buddha of this cavern is the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy, and the hollow dividers are engraved with commitments to the 108 contemplations of the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy. Inside the GwaneumCave, the whole inside from roof to dividers is cut completely from stone. Golgulsa is not at all like whatever other stone sanctuary of the period. The street to the sanctuary is extremely steep as you climb the stone precipices. Wellbeing ropes and railings encompass Golgulsa. A considerably more hazardous move up a long arrangement of stone stairs at last paves the way to the hollows, including GwaneumCave, JijangCave, and Yaksa Cave.Thus the Maya Bathgate Stone Buddha must be seen in the wake of climbing the stone walls.The Buddhas of Bamyan were two sixth century grand stone statues of standing Buddhas cut into the precipice side in the Bamyan valley in the Hazarajat district of centralAfghanistan. The stone Buddhas were implicit 507, with the bigger stone Buddha in 554. These stone statues spoke to the exemplary mixed style of Gandhara craftsmanship.