Located near the village of Guldara in Kabul Province, Afghanistan, the Guldara stupa sits atop a high hill at the end of the Valley of Guldara [1]. The monument was established in the late 2nd century CE based on archaeological evidence: six gold coins of Kushan king Vima Kadphises (ruled c. 113-127 CE) and two gold coins of Huvishka (ruled c. 150-190 CE) were found within the structure [1]. The coins show minimal wear, with the Huvishka coins appearing in almost mint condition [1]. The stupa is a large, solid structure built from rough stone and mud [1].
Guldarra Stupa

Also known as: Guldara stupa, குல்தாரா தாது கோபுரம், ගුල්දාරා ස්තූපය
| Type | Temple complex |
|---|---|
| Period | 1 - 500 AD |
| Country | Afghanistan |
| Coordinates | 34.3923° N, 69.2787° E |
Afghanistan