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1. More statues from really incredible Yungang Grottoes in Datong,...





















More statues from really incredible Yungang Grottoes in Datong, China. See previous set here.





















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2. These pictures are from the really incredible Yungang Grottoes...

















These pictures are from the really incredible Yungang Grottoes in Datong, China. Becky wrote about our experience here, but I wanted add some more photos to help get across just how fantastic this place is. This set of photos were all taken at the first big cave. This is why I liked this place over the also famous Longmen Grottoes, because here you can actually stand inside a giant cave and look at an enormous statue. There is not much that is more mysterious feeling than finding a monolithic statue inside a cave. I also love how this statue is lit with natural sunlight that comes through holes cut high in the cave walls.

















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