ACM's Dunhuang Exhibition Singapore Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, and the Silk Road

*Pieces of My Memory — Dunhuang | VR180 Museum Visit*

A VR180 visit to “Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, and the Silk Road” at the Asian Civilisations Museum in Singapore (25 September 2026 – 7 March 2027).

More than a thousand years ago, travellers, monks and traders crossed the Silk Road and stopped in the desert of north-west China, and carved the Mogao Caves into the cliffs. Here in Singapore, four of those caves have been rebuilt life-size, so we can walk inside them, just as they did.

Everything you're about to see is somewhere I've personally visited and experienced in real life. Take your time, look around and explore. Enjoy!

This is a VR180 video — best watched in a VR headset, so you can look around and stand inside each room with me. On a phone or computer, you can still drag to look around. Feel free to pause anytime if you want to look a little longer.

The full caves are also in my photos section as 360-degree photos.

Filmed with Canon EOS R5 C
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro

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