Kondana Caves, also known as the Kondhane Caves, are a group of ancient Buddhist cave temples located near Lonavala in Maharashtra, India. They are considered to be one of the earliest examples of Buddhist rock-cut architecture in the region.
Location: Near Lonavala, Maharashtra, India
Religious Affiliation: Buddhism
Architectural Style: Early Buddhist rock-cut architecture.
Key Features: Chaitya Griha with intricate carvings, Stupas, Viharas, and relief sculptures depicting Buddhist deities and scenes. The main Chaitya hall houses a large Stupa. The caves date back to the 1st century BCE. The caves represent an early phase of Hinayana Buddhism. The caves provide valuable insights into the religious practices and artistic traditions of early Buddhism in Western India.
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