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There is another similar group of cave temples near Chiao-tzu, known as the 'valley of Myriad Buddhas.' This collection of cave temples 'could not compare in extent and importance with that of the Thousand Buddhas.'³ 'What the site lacks in size seemed,' says Sir Aurel Stein, 'to be made up by the singular wildness of its setting.'