One of China's largest Dunhuang-themed exhibitions opened in Guangzhou on May 1, inviting visitors on an immersive journey into ancient Silk Road culture.
Held at the Guangzhou Museum of Art, the exhibition will run through October 31. Covering nearly 2,800 square meters, it is one of the museum's largest exhibitions in recent years.
Highlights include seven full-scale cave replicas, more than 150 artworks, interactive digital experiences and rare exhibits from Dunhuang Academy. Visitors can also see murals, sculptures, manuscripts and artifacts linked to the famed Mogao Caves.
The exhibition also showcases the ancient "cut-gold" decorative technique, revived through modern technology, and offers extended evening hours for a special night-viewing experience.
Dates: May 1–October 31, 2026
Venue: Guangzhou Museum of Art
Evening Hours: Open until 20:30 on selected days
Highlights: Cave replicas, digital interaction, rare artifacts, Cantonese-language tours
Author: Liu Lingzhi
Photo: Guangzhou Museum of Art
