The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north east of Khotan.Rawak, north east of Khotan is believed to be one of the largest and most important sites in Central Asia, despite the fact that only the stupa is visible above the sands of the Taklamakan.

The Rawak Stupa, circa 4th century, north east of Khotan.Rawak, north east of Khotan is believed to be one of the largest and most important sites in Central Asia, despite the fact that only the stupa is visible above the sands of the Taklamakan.

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