Senmusaimu Thousand Buddha Caves Review

The fourth batch of key national cultural relics protection units, in the Guizi Grottoes group, the third scale, after Keqier and Kumtula, is located in a ditch in Kuktage Mountain 40 kilometers northeast of Kuqa County. "Senmu Sem" is a Wei language, meaning "there is fine water out". The caves are distributed in the horseshoe-shaped valley. According to the geographical location, they can be divided into five districts, East, South, West, North and Central. There are 57 caves in the existing number, and the central area is a ground monastery site. The second visit to Senmu Sem during the May Day this year needs to be explained that Senmu Sem Grottoes are not open to the public, and the information on the Internet that free visits are false! Even if you can enter the visit, you can't take pictures in the cave. In addition, Baidu map and Trip.com positioning are wrong! Deviation is more than tens of kilometers! The actual location is in the mountains north of a group of Kezhixi Village. The wild dogs here are very fierce, and according to the clerk, there are wolves infested nearby. Be careful for individual visitors...

Kameji, the birthplace of Kumaraziva. The preservation condition is not so good for the reason of 々, but it seemed to be history.

The precious cultural heritage left over from the ancient "Silk Road" is the crystallization of ancient East-West cultural exchanges, with unique locality, ethnicity and plurality characteristics, and occupies an important position in the treasure trove of Buddhist art in China and even the world.

Buddhist relics formed by the intersection of ancient Silk Road culture, weathering and sanding have destroyed many historical traces of the landscape, feel the mirror