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The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north-east of Khotan

The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north-east of Khotan


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The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north-east of Khotan

The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north-east of Khotan.Rawak ( High Mansion ), north-east of Khotan is believed to be one of the largest and most important sites in Central Asia, despite the fact that only the stupa is visible above the san

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This print showcases the Rawak Stupa, a remarkable architectural marvel dating back to the 4th century. Located in the northeastern region of Khotan, China, this ancient Buddhist structure holds immense historical and cultural significance. Despite being partially buried beneath the sand, only its majestic stupa remains visible above ground. Rawak, also known as High Mansion, stands as one of Central Asia's largest and most prominent sites along the Silk Road. Its grandeur and intricate design reflect the rich heritage of Buddhism in this far eastern region. The stupa's elegant doorway serves as a gateway into an era long gone but not forgotten. As we gaze upon this awe-inspiring image, we are transported to a bygone era where spirituality intertwined with architecture amidst breathtaking landscapes. The Rawak Stupa stands proudly against the backdrop of Xinjiang Province's Taklamakan Desert - an oasis of history amid vast stretches of sand. This photograph is not just a visual masterpiece; it represents Sir Aurel Stein's exploration and documentation efforts during his expedition through Central Asia. It captures both the magnificence of Asian Buddhist architecture and our collective fascination with ancient monuments that have stood for centuries along the Silk Route. Discover Images by AWL brings us closer to these extraordinary wonders from around the world while reminding us of their enduring legacy throughout human history.

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