A woman caused a stir by climbing and meditating on the head of southern China's Leshan Giant Buddha.

Video filmed in Leshan City in Sichuan Province on April 4, shows a woman calmly sitting cross-legged on the giant Buddha's head for meditation.

According to reports, the woman eventually descended on her own and was taken away by two police officers.

A spokesperson for the Leshan Giant Buddha scenic area committee said that the area behind the Buddha's head, where the woman climbed, has high protective railings, and tourists are not allowed to climb over them. The committee is currently investigating the incident.

It is unclear how the woman was able to climb over the protective railing and why she chose to sit on the Buddha's head.

As of April 6, the committee and local authorities have not released any information regarding whether the woman will face any consequences for her actions.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

4月4日中午，四川乐山大佛景区内，一女子爬上大佛头顶盘腿打坐引游客围观，现场视频显示，一名身穿白色衣服的女子盘腿稳坐在大佛头顶，面露笑意，四处张望，周围的人群中有人大呼让其“下来”。据了解，女子随后自己从大佛头顶后部缓缓走了下来，被两名身穿警服的人员带离现场。
乐山大佛景区管委会一名工作人员介绍，乐山大佛佛头后部与山体连接处，有比较高的防护栏杆，是禁止游客翻越护栏进入的，具体相关情况正在调查核实。
对于该女子是如何翻越防护栏杆，又为什么要坐到乐山大佛头顶上？是否会对其行为进行处理？截止4月6日，乐山大佛景区管委会及当地相关部门均未发布相关消息。