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Buddha of Bamyan

Bamyan

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Buddha of Bamyan is a point of interest, located at Bamyan, Afghanistan

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Bamyan

Added by Jopie, at 23 October 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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17 Reviews

  • Hamid Hoseini
    22 June 2018

    Great place with long history. Showing very old and reach culture of Afganistan.

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  • Mirza Rashed Nawaz
    15 May 2018

    The cultural landscape and archaeological remains of the Bamiyan Valley represent the artistic and religious developments which from the 1st to the 13th centuries characterized ancient Bakhtria, integrating various cultural influences into the Gandhara school of Buddhist art. The area contains numerous Buddhist monastic ensembles and sanctuaries, as well as fortified edifices from the Islamic period. The site is also testimony to the tragic destruction by the Taliban of the two standing Buddha statues, which shook the world in March 2001.

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  • Nilesh Ingle
    08 May 2018

    Ancient Buddhist Caves..And large statue..

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  • Vinit Mahiwal
    22 April 2018

    Great and Beautiful !!! But not for terrorist Pigs

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  • Vineeta Agarwal
    29 March 2018

    It was broken by the people of afganistan.

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  • Mostafa Shefa
    23 March 2018

    Awesome

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  • John David
    25 October 2017

    There are three alcoves where the great Buddhas were destroyed. Two large ones and a smaller one. If you are in the area it is totally worth the visit.

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  • Mahesh Kumar
    14 September 2017

    It is beautiful, I want to make peace in the world as teach by the Budha for better world. We are one ( all world is one). Thanking you, yours faithfully. Government of Afganistan, people of Afganistan & People of the world are requested to renovate this site own their actual construction. I want to place in the world.I again request to the peoples of the Afganistan & the world for renovate this site in their actual drawing becuase budha teach the world for maintain the peace in their life for good & peaceful living all human as well as all biological birth in the world.

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  • Zack Hutcheson
    24 August 2017

    Beautiful views, only downside is that the Buddhas are gone!

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  • Gmail Dot Communication Chazbot
    28 May 2017

    WAS IT EVER COMPLETELY FINISHED, is there any pictures of them if they were.??

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  • Jayant Patra
    26 May 2017

    Dear afgan people and afganistan government pls rebuild again this historical place!!!!

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  • Ahmadullah Sardar
    04 May 2017

    A peaceful province with historical places

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  • Arsheema Ahmad
    29 March 2017

    This was the best experience
    I love it 😍😍😍

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  • Ajinkya Bansode
    13 March 2017

    Please save budist history my Afghani brother and sister plise

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  • Vijeth Sudhir
    19 February 2017

    A great wonder destroyed, :-(

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  • Samantha Kumara
    04 December 2016

    This is our bubbas tempeal. I think that budisam time. It was beutifull please. I too like

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  • Don Sykes
    30 October 2016

    A truly incredible experience. I remember sitting safely at home watching the news as the Buddha’s were destroyed in 2001. Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever guessed that I would have a guided tour of the Buddha site and a (same day) self-guided tour of nearby Shar-e Gholghola (City of Screams).

    If you are privileged (and adventurous) enough to gain access to either of these locations, please do so with respect. The passages and rooms that made up the Buddhist monastery in the Bamiyan Cliffs have been scarred by hundreds of years of vandalism.

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