Created by Buddhists in Western India, this complex of caves is an astonishing feat of both art and engineering.

were Xuanzang's translations of the Buddhist sutras that he had brought from India. After days of wheedling Wang and nights of removing scrolls from the cave, Stein left Dunhuang with 24 cases of ...

These Buddhist monuments are known for their ... the largest single monolithic rock excavation not just in India but the world. The cave is actually a temple dedicated to Shiva.

India is home to several iconic Buddhist sites that attract millions of tourists and pilgrims each year. These sacred destinations offer a unique blend of spirituality, history, and culture.

Nehru felt that Jainism and Buddhism were considered not as a revolt ... The Tribune, the largest selling English daily in North India, publishes news and views without any bias or prejudice ...

Dotted in the Deccan Plateau, Pune was then called the “Queen of Deccan” for its green-aura engulfed scenic setting, or ...

featuring some of India’s most impressive cave paintings. The artwork, primarily focusing on Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology, dates from the 6th to the 10th centuries CE. It is a must-visit ...

The ASI has done a good job in restoring them. The facade is made of teak wood and there is a Ashoka pillar in the front. The ...

Nestled in the scenic hill station of Lonavala, Maharashtra, the Karla Caves are a testament to India’s rich Buddhist heritage and an ideal destination for a weekend escape. With its historical ...

This hall, known as a chaitya or a place of worship in Buddhist tradition ... his fight for India’s independence. There’s also the architecture of Mahadji Shinde Chhatri, cave art of the ...