The Maijishan Grottoes are a series of Buddhist cave temples located in Gansu Province, China. Carved into a steep cliff, these grottoes date back to the 4th century and feature intricate sculptures and murals that reflect the development of Buddhist art over centuries. Spanning over 1,000 caves, the site is renowned for its impressive collection of statues, some reaching heights of over 30 feet. The Maijishan Grottoes are part of the Silk Road heritage, showcasing the cultural exchange between different civilizations and the spread of Buddhism throughout Asia.