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Gaochang Ruins,China

Gaochang Ruins,China

Abandoned City Gaochang

Abandoned City Gaochang

Road in Gaochang

Road in Gaochang

Abandoned City Gaochang

Abandoned City Gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

The ancient gaochang

Palace in Gaochang, Silk road, China

Palace in Gaochang, Silk road, China

Old city Gaochang

Old city Gaochang

Ancient city of gaochang Places to take buddhist classes

Ancient city of gaochang Places to take buddhist classes

The Beiting Gaochang Hui Temple ruins, adobe rgb

The Beiting Gaochang Hui Temple ruins, adobe rgb

Carriages in Gaochang

Carriages in Gaochang

Ruins of Gaochang

Ruins of Gaochang in Xinjiang, China

Sphinx or a man's face?

Photo at Khocho Ruins (Gaochang Gucheng),
Turpan, Xinjiang, China
October, 2007

The Khocho Ruins is located in the Mutougou river delta at the south foothill of the flame mountain and is 45 km from Turpan city of Xinjiang. It began construction in the B.C. first century of Han Dynasty. It is one of the treasured places of religion culture in the world.
The Khocho Ruins assumes the rectangle shape with a perimeter of 5.4 km divided into three parts consisting of the outer city, the inner city and the imperial city. The outside wall base’s width is 12 meters and the wall’s height is 11.5 meters and it was built with earth. There are nine gates in the entire and the west side of the north city gate has the best preservation.
Khocho Ruins was abandoned in the end of the 13 century’s because of wars and majority of the buildings vanished. At present, the southwest and southeast corner outer city gate preserves two temples ruins. There is an irregular shape small castle in the center of the north inner city and the native calls it the khan fort. In 1961, Khocho Ruins is listed as one of the country’s key cultural relic preservation organ. Photo at Khocho Ruins (Gaochang Gucheng),
Turpan, Xinjiang, China
October, 2007

The Khocho Ruins is located in the Mutougou river delta at the south foothill of the flame mountain and is 45 km from Turpan city of Xinjiang. It began construction in the B.C. first century of Han Dynasty. It is one of the treasured places of religion culture in the world.
The Khocho Ruins assumes the rectangle shape with a perimeter of 5.4 km divided into three parts consisting of the outer city, the inner city and the imperial city. The outside wall base’s width is 12 meters and the wall’s height is 11.5 meters and it was built with earth. There are nine gates in the entire and the west side of the north city gate has the best preservation.
Khocho Ruins was abandoned in the end of the 13 century’s because of wars and majority of the buildings vanished. At present, the southwest and southeast corner outer city gate preserves two temples ruins. There is an irregular shape small castle in the center of the north inner city and the native calls it the khan fort. In 1961, Khocho Ruins is listed as one of the country’s key cultural relic preservation organ.

Mud town, western China

Mud constructed town in a Taklamakan desert oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road. Mud constructed town in a Taklamakan desert oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road

Road through a desert valley, China

Road through a valley in a Taklamakan desert, Xinjiang, western China. The road follows the route of the ancient northern silk road. Road through a valley in a Taklamakan desert, Xinjiang, western China. The road follows the route of the ancient northern silk road

Mud town, western China

Mud constructed town in the Taklamakan desert in an oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road. Mud constructed town in the Taklamakan desert in an oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road

Mud town, western China

Mud constructed town in a Taklamakan desert oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road. Mud constructed town in a Taklamakan desert oasis, Xinjiang, western China. The site was along the ancient northern silk road

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