Subashi Buddhist temple ruins nearby

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The Subashi Buddhist temple ruins are the remains of an important ancient Buddhist monastic complex near Kuqa in Xinjiang, China, notable for its role on the Silk Road and its distinctive desert landscape setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist monastery ruins
Buddhist temple ruins
archaeological site
access road from Kuqa
associatedWith Kingdom of Kucha NERFINISHED
country China
currentUse cultural heritage site
tourist attraction
environment arid climate
excavatedBy archaeologists from early 20th century onward
flourishedDuring 4th century
5th century
6th century
7th century
8th century
foundArtifacts Buddhist sculptures
architectural decorations
wall paintings fragments
function Buddhist monastic complex
religious center on the Silk Road
hasPart assembly halls
courtyards
eastern temple area
monastic cells
stupas
western temple area
hasView surrounding desert hills
heritage Silk Road Buddhist site
locatedIn Aksu Prefecture NERFINISHED
Kuqa NERFINISHED
Xinjiang NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kuqa River NERFINISHED
Kuqa city NERFINISHED
locatedOn Silk Road NERFINISHED
northern edge of the Tarim Basin
material adobe
mud brick
nearbyAttraction Kizil Caves NERFINISHED
Kuqa Grand Canyon NERFINISHED
notableFor large-scale Buddhist monastic remains in a desert setting
role in transmission of Buddhism along the Silk Road
protectionStatus protected cultural relics site at regional level
region northwestern China
religion Buddhism
style Central Asian Buddhist architecture
terrain desert landscape

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Kuqa knownFor Subashi Buddhist temple ruins nearby