The 88 m bronze Buddha dominates the hillside beside Taihu and can be photographed from the approach stairs, from the Brahma Palace terraces and from distance along the access road.
The 88 m bronze Buddha dominates the hillside beside Taihu and can be photographed from the approach stairs, from the Brahma Palace terraces and from distance along the access road. Wide-angle frames from the base convey scale, while a telephoto isolates details of the statue.
| Best time | Morning with the sun behind the viewer |
|---|---|
| Best season | Spring and autumn |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Getting there | Didi or Amap-planned public transport; see the Wuxi transportation guide |
| Address | Lingshan Scenic Area, Machong Town, Binhu District, Wuxi (无锡市滨湖区灵山胜境) |
Shooting notes
- Equipment
- Wide-angle 16-35mm, Telephoto 100-300mm
- Lens
- 16-35mm and 100-300mm
- Composition
- Include stairs and visitors for scale.
- Tip
- Shoot from a low angle with a wide lens.
Location
Lingshan Scenic Area, Machong Town, Binhu District, Wuxi (无锡市滨湖区灵山胜境)
31.4262, 120.1060 View on map
Highlights
- 88 m bronze statue
- Brahma Palace
- Stair approach
Tips for visiting
- Arrive at opening for empty frames
- Use the stairs for scale shots
- Check performance times
When to visit
Morning, clear days.
Accessibility
Shuttle carts and lifts for some areas; main approach is stairs.
Frequently asked questions
How do visitors get to Lingshan Grand Buddha?
Didi or Amap-planned public transport; see the Wuxi transportation guide
When is the best time to visit Lingshan Grand Buddha?
Morning, clear days.