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| Nenavali Caves Khadsamble Caves | |
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| Coordinates | 18°30′25″N 73°20′06″E / 18.506954°N 73.335075°E |
Nenavali Caves, also Khadsamble Caves, are located at Sudhagad at Raigad, India. This is group of 37 Buddhist caves about 35 km from Pali, carved in first century B.C.[1]
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Ahir, D. C. (2003). Buddhist sites and shrines in India : history, art, and architecture (1. ed.). Delhi: Sri Satguru Publ. p. 200. ISBN 8170307740.
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