The Buddhist Monuments at Sanchi, a UNESCO World Heritage site in India, are a remarkable collection of ancient structures dating back to the 3rd century BCE. This historic complex includes intricately carved stupas, monasteries, and temples that showcase the evolution of Buddhist art and architecture. The site is renowned for its well-preserved Great Stupa, a significant pilgrimage destination that exemplifies early Buddhist monument design. These monuments collectively reflect the profound cultural and religious influence of Buddhism in ancient India.

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