Wai Caves
17°59′51″N 73°51′45″E / 17.997386°N 73.8624306°E / 17.997386; 73.8624306
Wai Caves are 9 Buddhist Caves, situated at Lonara, 7 km north of Wai.[1] The Chaitya hall containing a Stupa has since been converted into a Shiva temple.[1]
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Wai caves, Pandavgad Leni entrance. -
Wai caves, Lohare Leni (17°59′37″N 73°54′58″E / 17.993732°N 73.916158°E / 17.993732; 73.916158).
References
- ^ a b Ahir, D. C. (2003). Buddhist sites and shrines in India : history, art, and architecture (1. ed.). Delhi: Sri Satguru Publ. p. 201. ISBN 8170307740.
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