This place is not directly connected with events in the life of the Buddha. But, it became a pilgrimage site when Emperor Ashoka erected a Stupa sometime the 3d century BC. The way Stupas are built has lot of significance. They are built on a hill, where their beneficial influence can radiate to all four points of the compass. The dome of Stupa represents the universe.
Here is the meditating Budha outside the "Great Stupa". We shall explore it in more detail very soon. Sanchi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Sites I visited here are
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interesting and informative post...
Thank you for taking me on a wonderful "Picture Trip" to Sanchi!
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An informative post.. I had not heard of this place. Thanks for sharing this piece ..
Reminded me of my dream to visit Sanchi once :-)
They are so fascinating, and the second shot is so lovely!
Wow! Looks like we were way ahead of times in the past....
That's wonderful stupas!
Interesting info about the Stupa and nice snaps!
Interesting info about the Stupa and nice snaps!
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थोडी सी जानकारी और बढा दे करो, पोस्ट में जान आ जायेगी, फ़ोटो तो लाजवाब होते ही है।
detail का इन्तजार है।
ve heard abt it but ths s the first time seeing the pics...good sculpture...awaiting for the details too...
Read about it in school days .Thanks for sharing the pictures.
I can see why it is a Unesco world heritage site, it's stunning!
Great details as always. And these little cuties on last picture:-)
Love the photo with the boys!
Great photos showing the variety of styles of structures. Thanks for sharing with Sky Watch Friday.
Beautiful shots as usual. Happy sky watching.
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Gorgeous blue skies and they make the perfect backdrop for the magnificent buildings/temples that you've captured! Terrific post for the day, Rajesh! Have a lovely weekend!
Sylvia
The buildings and towers are so interesting against the cloudless sky!
Just beautiful!It´s always very interesting to read about your country!Thank you!
Have a nice weekend!
Interesting about stupas.
Oww..you got to visit great place..never been there...great shots..
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Wonderful places as usual..you sure do have Blue skies there.
the kids are learning so much history and culture through travel, which is the best way to learn, I think.
What a great place to visit. I love the art and architecture. My favorite though is the children in front of the Buddha.
that' great. . wonderfull
wonders indeed!
Nice collage of the ancient historical architecture!
The stupas sound very interesting. It's interesting that the area has come to be associated with Buddha.
Such a beautiful place to visit. Great shots.
An amazing place indeed. The second picture is so sweet and uplifting.
Wow very interesting see the Buddhist wonders. Never see stupas in such designs. Thanks for sharing.
who are the 2 handsome boys?
It is wonderful for you to visit all the wonders. The stupas are very interesting, thnaks for sharing.
Wonderful historical monument! very intricate architectural work..
Beautiful pictures of the Stupas. I liked the picture of your sons, looks very cute.
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Beautiful. Cute little boys. Happy weekend, my friend.
Very, very beautiful!
Stupas are wonderful pieces of architectural art. I love looking at them. This post is a beautiful one and as always so interesting. genie
I am yet to visit Sanchi even though i have been to Bhopal many a times, good to see your new look of blogspot
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very interesting and great photos!!
Beautiful blue skies, and interesting buildings and facts as usual!
So very lovely!
Beautiful collage!! And yes a definite blue eyes!
Sunset reflection
Hi Rajesh! It seems that everybody is on holidays... Here it’s true, but someone has to stay... ;)
Fabulous!!
Blogtrotter Two is preparing to leave St. Florent. Enjoy and have a wonderful weekend!!
Another very interesting and nice post from you :)
Nice shots, too.
Regards!
The two little boys in front of Buddha are adorable!
SING A SONG OF SHADOWS
Sing a song of shadows
Taller than a tree!
Sing a song of shadows
Wider than the sea!
Sing a song of shadows
Dancing in the sun!
Sing a song of shadows—
Day is almost done!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Shadowy Bars
Very interesting, Rajesh and I like the photo of the boys!
— K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Love the smile on children's faces.
My Shadows, have a good weekend!
Interesting reading and great photos :)
Wonderful. I love seeing Ashoka's stupas.
Wonderful shots. Happy RT.
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Thank you all appreciating the architecture of Stups. The two little ones in the second shot are my kids.
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