Dunhuang

Dunhuang is an ancient city located on the edge of the vast Gobi Desert, famous for its Mogao Caves—a UNESCO World Heritage site housing over 700 caves filled with exquisite Buddhist murals and sculptures. Often called the “Oriental Louvre,” these caves showcase 1,000 years of artistic and religious history, reflecting the cultural exchange along the Silk Road. Visitors can explore the rich heritage, marvel at the stunning wall paintings, and experience immersive exhibitions such as night tours and digital displays. Dunhuang also offers unique desert landscapes, including the nearby Singing Sand Dunes and Crescent Lake, making it a captivating blend of cultural and natural wonders.