Piyang Dongga Cave Site

For history buffs, the Guge Dynasty ruins and Piyang Dongga Grottoes can satisfy all imaginations. This is what it means to have no Ali or Tibet. The Guge Dynasty occupies an important position in the cultural and economic development of Tibet's history, and the Piyang Dongga Grottoes at the same time show a gorgeous chapter, which is a really heavy record.

Traveling to Tibet, this station came to Zanda County, Piyang and Dongga ruins is one of the attractions here, located in Piyang Village and Dongga Village, because the distance between the two villages is very close, the scale of the site is large, so the name of the attraction is used to name the names of the two villages together. It was discovered in 1992, listed as a cultural relics protection unit of the Tibet Autonomous Region in 1996, and a key national cultural relics protection unit in 2013. The current site looks a bit like a ruin under the mountain. I believe the government has not done much to protect cultural relics and attractions, right? From the village to the attractions, there are no signs along the road, and there are no advertisements. If we are not renting a local car with a driver, the driver often goes, and if we understand the road, we can't find the attractions at once. Even if I came to the attraction below, I didn't see any signs. I went straight up. The stone steps were high and low. When I walked to the high, I really didn't dare to look down. It was quite high. My heart was swooping and jumping fast, and my feet were soft. I came to a flat ground, there was mud everywhere, maybe it rained a lot, I just saw where there was a road and left. I came to a central area, surrounded by mountains, the cliff in front, there are signs telling me not to go too close, I dare not go too close. Suddenly heard people shouting in the distance and high places, and looked everywhere, it turned out to be an old man who had been guarding this site for many years. On the way, I heard the driver talk about an old man guarding the site. If he wants to see the mural, he must find the old man. The outside world said that this attraction is free, or some people say that the tickets are connected to the tickets in the Guge Kingdom. It is a package ticket. In fact, it is not. Here is an additional charge. But often no special person to collect, slowly, many people think that no money. The old man opens the door to show you murals and simple explanations, and then he will ask you to take money.

The site of Piyang Dongga Cave is located in Zanda County. This is a relatively remote attraction, and few tourists usually come. The relative height difference between the site is about 150 meters. There are three caves 50 meters away from the cliff top, two large caves and a small cave. There are many murals in the cave walls, and according to these murals, the researchers believe that there is a history of about 1,000 years.

In Zanda County, Ali region, Tibet, there are cave mural sites scattered in size, the most famous of which is the site of Piyang Dongga cave, the mountain is scattered with more than 1,000 caves before and after each. It is located more than 60 kilometers north of the town of Tomlin. It is the largest Buddhist ancient cave site found in Tibet so far. It is known as China's "second Dunhuang" and gives a very strange scenery.

The site of Piyang Dongga is in Ali area, which is a rare place. The site is scattered on the cliff north of Dongga Village, and the dense caves on the mountain can be seen on the road. The existing caves are close to 200, stretching 2 kilometers, like a hive. The wind is very strong, sometimes making a sound, when you will think of the meaning of "empty wind".