Guyaju Caves, Ancient dwellings in China
The Guyaju Caves are a collection of about 140 cave dwellings carved into the cliffs.
These caves are believed to have been inhabited by the Xiyi people during the Tang dynasty.
They represent an extraordinary example of ancient Chinese troglodytic architecture.
Visitors can explore the multi-storied caves and remains of stone houses.
Guyaju is the largest site of cliff residences ever discovered in China.
Location: Dongmenying
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