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Seen as a world heritage site, the Mogao Caves are famed for their statues and murals spanning 1,000 years of Buddhist art. Situated in Dunhuang, northwest China's Gansu Province, over 700 well-preserved caves have been found so far, housing 45,000 square meters of murals and sculptures, many of which dedicated to its 'arts of Buddhism.' #2022NewYear #FunChina | China Plus Culture

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11K views · 77 reactions | Join our reporter Stephanie on an immersive cultural journey! Explore Mogao Grottoes' digital treasures with the Digital Library Cave powered by game tech. See how it's revolutionizing cultural exchange and fostering understanding between East and West. #WaysofProgress | China Daily | Facebook

If you have never travelled along the ancient Silk Road, it may be hard to believe that the Mogao Grottoes, home to an extensive collection of splendid world-class art treasures, lie in the heart of a vast desert. Luckily, for the next three months, Americans will have a chance to see these treasures at home. http://on.china.cn/1XVI3RJ | China.org.cn

8.3K views · 389 reactions | The Mogao Caves: A Thousand Years of Buddhist Art #SilkRoadHistory #jessicatalks #silkroad | Jessica Zang | Facebook

The Mogao Caves, also known as the Thousand Buddha Grottoes, are a remarkable UNESCO World Heritage Site located near Dunhuang in northwest China. This ancient Buddhist temple system has captivated visitors for centuries with their stunning collection of murals, sculptures and manuscripts. Spanning over a thousand years of history, the Mogao Caves offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of China's Silk Road region. Join Rachel in visiting these historic caves. #Chinain1min #SharedFuture1