Kaw Ka Thaung Cave
The Kaw Ka Thaung cave, situated near Hpa-An in Burma (Myanmar), boasts a breathtaking entrance nestled at the base of a striking limestone cliff. Renowned as one of the oldest and most significant caves in the region, it features an impressive collection of over a thousand sacred Buddha images, cherished by the local community. This remarkable site is part of an area that includes more than 70 large caves, each rich in history. Historical research suggests that the first inhabitants of several of these caves departed more than 2000 years ago, adding to the cultural and historical significance of the Kaw Ka Thaung cave. For travelers and cultural enthusiasts, this site offers a unique glimpse into Myanmar's ancient heritage and the enduring spiritual connection of its people to these sacred spaces.
Pigment inkjet printed on Epson P20 000
40x60 cm
Rag Photographic Infinity Canson 310g
Limited and signed edition with Art Certificate
The Kaw Ka Thaung cave, situated near Hpa-An in Burma (Myanmar), boasts a breathtaking entrance nestled at the base of a striking limestone cliff. Renowned as one of the oldest and most significant caves in the region, it features an impressive collection of over a thousand sacred Buddha images, cherished by the local community. This remarkable site is part of an area that includes more than 70 large caves, each rich in history. Historical research suggests that the first inhabitants of several of these caves departed more than 2000 years ago, adding to the cultural and historical significance of the Kaw Ka Thaung cave. For travelers and cultural enthusiasts, this site offers a unique glimpse into Myanmar's ancient heritage and the enduring spiritual connection of its people to these sacred spaces.
Pigment inkjet printed on Epson P20 000
40x60 cm
Rag Photographic Infinity Canson 310g
Limited and signed edition with Art Certificate
The Kaw Ka Thaung cave, situated near Hpa-An in Burma (Myanmar), boasts a breathtaking entrance nestled at the base of a striking limestone cliff. Renowned as one of the oldest and most significant caves in the region, it features an impressive collection of over a thousand sacred Buddha images, cherished by the local community. This remarkable site is part of an area that includes more than 70 large caves, each rich in history. Historical research suggests that the first inhabitants of several of these caves departed more than 2000 years ago, adding to the cultural and historical significance of the Kaw Ka Thaung cave. For travelers and cultural enthusiasts, this site offers a unique glimpse into Myanmar's ancient heritage and the enduring spiritual connection of its people to these sacred spaces.
Pigment inkjet printed on Epson P20 000
40x60 cm
Rag Photographic Infinity Canson 310g
Limited and signed edition with Art Certificate
