Pitalkhora, Ancient Buddhist caves in India
Pitalkhora consists of a series of rock-cut cave temples.
These caves date back to the 2nd century BC, showcasing early Buddhist architecture.
The site illustrates the religious art that flourished during that epoch.
It's an important archaeological site located in Sambhajinagar district.
Pitalkhora houses rare inscriptions and carvings distinct to ancient Indian civilization.
Location: Sambhajinagar district
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