Cave 6
Cave 6 is a small square cave of the Tang period that had nine sculpted images on the interior, with a central seated Buddha on the back and side walls accompanied by bodhisattvas and disciples. On the exterior the traces of two guardian figures appear at the sides of the entrance. The exterior still has a small porch in front.
Cave 6 exterior

Historical photo, Cave 6 exterior

Cave 6 back (north) wall. The seated Buddha is flanked by two standing figures that appear to have been disciples. Two bodhisattvas sit at the corners.

Cave 6 northwest corner

Cave 6 west wall. The seated Buddha partially remains.

Cave 6 east wall. The seated Maitreya Buddha figure and the standing bodhisattva have been cut away.

Historical photo, Cave 6 east wall seated Maitreya Buddha

Cave 6 east wall standing bodhisattva

Historical photo, Cave 6 east wall standing bodhisattva
