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Kizil Grottoes – The Thousand-Buddha Caves

Jun 29, 2017
Kizil Grottoes – The Thousand-Buddha Caves

(By Tsem Rinpoche and Pastor Adeline)   Introduction Kucha, or Kuchar, was one of the earliest and most prominent centres in the Tarim Basin along the northern branch of the ancient Silk Road. The ancient Silk Road was an important trade route where commerce was carried out and cultural exchange took place. It was...

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