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Description	English: Bagh caves are Buddhist rock cut caves carved during 5-6 AD. Some of these caves have corridors with huge pillars of different shapes- round, square, hexagonal, and mixed. This is unique in Buddhist cave architecture.
Date	4 April 2011, 12:55:29
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Author	Prof Ranga Sai

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