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Dhamnar Buddhist Caves

Dhamnar Buddhist Caves are a group of 51 rock-cut caves located on a hill near Dhamnar village in Mandsaur district, Madhya Pradesh. Excavated between the 5th and 7th centuries CE, the complex includes Buddhist chaitya halls, viharas and stupas with later Hindu additions. Notable for its large chaitya cave, colossal seated Buddha statue and the monolithic Dharmarajeshwar Temple, the site reflects early Buddhist rock-cut architecture and regional heritage.

Dhamnar, Madhya PradeshCave

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Dharmarajeshwar Rock-cut Temple

Dharmarajeshwar Rock-cut Temple is a monolithic rock-cut Hindu temple located at Dhamnar village in Mandsaur District, Madhya Pradesh. Carved from a single natural rock in the 8th century, it is dedicated to Lord Shiva and built in Nagara style. The temple is noted for its similarity to the Kailasa Temple at Ellora and is part of the larger Dhamnar Caves complex comprising 51 caves.

Dhamnar, Madhya PradeshTemple

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Dray Nur Waterfall

Dray Nur Waterfall is a major waterfall on the Srepok River on the border of Dak Lak and Dak Nong provinces, located in Dray Sap Commune, Krong Ana District, about 26 km south of Buon Ma Thuot City. It is the largest of the three waterfalls on the Srepok River system, approximately 250 meters wide and over 30 meters high. Notable for its wide cascade over basalt cliffs, surrounding dry dipterocarp forest, and accessible viewing areas.

Buon Ma Thuot, Dak LakWaterfall

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Khandagiri Caves

Khandagiri Caves are a group of 15 rock-cut Jain caves located on Khandagiri Hill in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, opposite the Udayagiri Hills. Excavated during the reign of King Kharavela in the 1st century BCE for Jain monks, the caves feature simple cells, carved doorways and inscriptions. The hilltop also houses a 18th-19th century Jain temple. The site is notable for its historical architecture, panoramic city views and religious importance.

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Lohani Caves

Lohani Caves are ancient rock-cut caves located at the northern end of Mandu Fort near Lohani Gate in Dhar district, Madhya Pradesh. Excavated into the hillside overlooking the Nimar Valley, the caves consist of small cells and chambers believed to date to the 11th-12th century. Notable for their simple rock-cut architecture and historical association with ascetics before the Mandu Sultanate period, they are a quiet heritage attraction within the Mandu archaeological complex.

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Naida Caves

Naida Caves are a network of man-made caves located outside the walls of Diu Fort near Jalandhar Beach in Diu, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu. Created by large-scale quarrying of rock by the Portuguese for the construction of Diu Fort, the caves feature interconnected chambers, rugged laterite formations and natural openings that allow sunlight inside. Today they are a popular tourist attraction known for their labyrinthine passages and photogenic interiors.

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Tringalwadi Fort

Tringalwadi Fort is a historic hill fort located in the Igatpuri taluka of Nashik district, Maharashtra. Built in 1594 CE during the Nizam Shahi dynasty, it strategically guarded the ancient Thal Ghat trade route connecting Konkan and Nashik. The fort sits atop a mesa rock formation at an elevation of approximately 3,238 feet within the Western Ghats. It features unique rock-cut architecture, including a gateway carved from a single stone, ancient Jain caves at its foothills, and ruins of bastions and water cisterns.

Igatpuri, MaharashtraFort

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Udayagiri Caves

Udayagiri Caves are a group of 18 rock-cut Jain caves located on Udayagiri Hill near Bhubaneswar in Odisha, opposite Khandagiri Hill. Excavated during the reign of King Kharavela of the Mahameghavahana dynasty in the 2nd-1st century BCE, they served as retreats for Jain monks. Notable for Brahmi inscriptions, carved doorways and the famous Hathigumpha inscription, the caves are protected by the Archaeological Survey of India and form a major heritage attraction near Bhubaneswar.

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