Yungang Collection

Yungang Caves cut during the Northern Wei Dynasty, dating from 460 AD, UNESCO World Heritage Site near Datong, Shanxi province, China, Asia

Yungang, 1937. Artist: Roerich, Nicholas (1874-1947)
Yungang, 1937. Found in the collection of the State Oriental Art Museum, Moscow

Fragment Bodhisattva Head Yungang China Sandstone
Fragment of Bodhisattva Head, possibly Yungang ?. China, possibly Yungang ?. Sandstone; overall: 14.9 cm (5 7/8 in.)

Buddha Statue In Shadows, Yungang Caves, Wuzhou Shan Mountains, China

The Yungang Cave Monastery of Datong in China

China, Shanxi province, sandstone statue of Buddha in Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Sandstone statue of Buddha

China, Shanxi province, sandstone statues of Buddha in Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Sandstone statues of Buddha

China, Shanxi province, Buddha statues at Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Grotto No. 19 and 20 Buddha statues

China, Shanxi province, decorated interior of Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century

China, Shanxi province, Grotto number five Buddha statue in Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Grotto No. 5 Buddha statue

China, Shanxi province, decorated interior of Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century

China, Shanxi province, tourists at Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century

China, Shanxi province, sandstone statue of Buddha in Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Sandstone statue of Buddha

China, Shanxi province, sandstone statue of Buddha in Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001), 5th century. Sandstone statue of Buddha

China, Shanxi province, entrance to Yungang Grottoes
China - Shanxi province - Surroundings of Datong - Yungang Grottoes (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2001). Entrance

Buddhas at Yungang Caves, Datong, Shanxi, China
Two Buddha statues of varying size carved from the rock at the Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Caves or Grottoes in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China

Entrance to Yungang Cave in Datong, Shanxi, China
The entrance to Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Cave or Grotto no. 10 in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China, showing details of intricate Buddhist carvings in the rock

Cliff and Yungang Caves in Datong, Shanxi, China
View along the cliff, showing the Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Caves or Grottoes in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China

Buddhist monastery in Datong, Shanxi, China
View of a Buddhist monastery at the Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Caves or Grottoes in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China

Front view of Yungang Caves in Datong, Shanxi, China
Front view of the Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Caves or Grottoes in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China

Buddha in Yungang Cave, Datong, Shanxi, China
Visitors viewing the Buddha statue in Yungang (Cloud Ridge) Cave or Grotto no. 18 in Datong, Shanxi Province, in the Peoples Republic of China

China / Yungang Grottoes
YUNGANG GROTTOES in Datong City, in the province of Shansi. These buddhist caves contain about 51000 statues from the 5th century carved during the Northern Wei dynasty

Head of large Buddha statue in Cave No. 5, Northern Wei dynasty, dating from circa 470AD, with gold leaf added during Ching dynasty, Yun Kang (Yungang) caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, China, Asia

Seated statue of Sakyamuni at 17m high, the largest Buddha of Yungang Caves cut during the Northern Wei Dynasty in 460 AD, UNESCO World Heritage Site near Datong in Shanxi province, China, Asia

Entrance hall at Yungang Caves cut during the Northern Wei Dynasty in 460 AD and remains of a mud brick 17th century Qing dynasty fortress, UNESCO World Heritage Site near Datong in Shanxi province

Buddhist statues of Yungang Caves cut during the Northern Wei Dynasty in 460 AD, UNESCO World Heritage Site near Datong, Shanxi province, China, Asia

Stone carved Buddha and Bodhisattva, Cave No. 20, Yun Kang Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Stone carved Buddha and Bodhisattva, Cave No.20, Yun Kang Caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, China, Asia

Yungang Buddhist caves, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Datong, Shanxi, China, Asia

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"Discover the Ancient Marvels of Yungang: A UNESCO World Heritage Site in China's Shanxi Province" Immerse yourself in the rich history and breathtaking artistry of Yungang, a collection of caves carved during the Northern Wei Dynasty dating back to 460 AD. Located near Datong, Shanxi province, this remarkable site has been recognized by UNESCO for its cultural significance. Step into a world frozen in time as you explore the sandstone statues of Buddha within the Yungang Grottoes. These intricately crafted masterpieces showcase the skill and devotion of ancient artisans. Each statue tells a story, reflecting both religious beliefs and artistic techniques passed down through generations. As you venture deeper into these sacred caves, be prepared to be awestruck by their decorated interiors. The walls come alive with vibrant colors and intricate carvings that depict scenes from Buddhist scriptures and mythology, and is an immersive experience that transports you to another era. Join fellow travelers from around the world as they marvel at the wonders Grottoes. The site attracts tourists who seek solace in its spiritual ambiance while appreciating its historical value. Gaze upon Grotto number five's majestic Buddha statue, standing tall amidst other sandstone figures that populate this mystical place. Their serene expressions invite contemplation and reflection on life's profound mysteries. Yungang offers a glimpse into China's past—a testament to human ingenuity and devotion spanning centuries. Its beauty lies not only in its external grandeur but also in how it continues to inspire awe among those fortunate enough to witness it firsthand. Embark on a journey through time at Yungang—where ancient traditions meet modern admiration—and let this extraordinary treasure leave an indelible mark on your soul.