Bojjanna Konda

Bojjanna Konda
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Bojjannakonda is a Buddhist rock-cut cave complex on a hillock near Sankaram village in Andhra Pradesh, established between the 4th and 9th centuries AD when Buddhism dominated the region [1]. The site features monolithic stupas surrounding the rock-cut platforms of a large Maha stupa, with a brick-built dome [2]. Alongside neighboring Lingalakonda, it forms a Buddhist archaeological cluster in ancient Kalinga [1][2].

TypeTemple complex
Period1 - 500 AD
CountryIndia
Coordinates17.7105° N, 83.0170° E

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