Sanchi

Sanchi is an ancient site in India famous for its Buddhist monuments, particularly its intricately carved stupas (dome-shaped structures) built around the 3rd century BCE to 12th century CE. It served as a major center for Buddhist learning, art, and worship, showcasing remarkable stone carvings that depict stories from Buddha's life and teachings. Sanchi's most renowned structure is the Great Stupa, a symbol of Buddhist spiritual harmony. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, highlighting its historical significance and artistry, and offers insight into early Indian religious architecture and history.