The One Hundred and Eight Stupas in Qingtongxia, China, are a remarkable and historic collection of Buddhist stupas located on the western side of the Yellow River. These stupas are arranged in a triangular formation on a hillside, creating a visually striking and spiritually significant site. Believed to date back to the Western Xia Dynasty (1038-1227), the stupas are revered for their unique architectural style and their religious importance.
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