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Subashi Temple: Xinjiang's Buddhist Cliff Carvings
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Subashi Temple: Xinjiang's Buddhist Cliff Carvings
Subashi Temple, also known as the Subashi Buddhist ruins, is one of the most important archaeological monuments associated with the Buddhist history of the Tarim Basin. Located in the region historically connected with the ancient kingdom of Kucha, in present-day Xinjiang, the site reflects the period when Central Asia became a major crossroads for Buddhism, trade, translation, and artistic exchange.The ruins demonstrate that Buddhism was not si…
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