Exhibition shows ancient path connecting Tang Empire and Tibet

Updated: Dec 15, 2020 govt.chinadaily.com.cn Print

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More than 170 precious cultural relics are on display at Guangdong Museum in celebration of the culture and history of the Tang-Tibet Ancient Path which dates back more than 1,300 years.

In and after the Tang Dynasty (618-907) the path was the only way to reach Qinghai and Tibet, and even Nepal and India. It was the bond for ethnic, cultural and religious regional exchanges, as well as trade.

The exhibition runs until Feb 28, 2021.

Poster of the exhibition 'Tang-Tibet Ancient Path' at the Guangdong Museum.[Photo/gdmuseum.com]

Visitors look at exhibits at the Guangdong Museum. [Photo/IC]

A bronze statue of Buddha displayed in the exhibition at the Guangdong Museum. [Photo/IC]

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