Talk:Pitalkhora

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Section "Chronology of the Chaitya hall (Cave 3)" can be rearranged in a better, readable format.

Latest comment: 8 months ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I propose following to replace existing section.

Pitalkhora, like other caves, help in chronologican markings of Buddhists caves, Murals/Paintings of India. Following chronology is accepted based on Vietnamese-French art historian Le Huu Phuoc.

Pitalkhora 1st cave - 1st Century BCE. Kondava 9th cave Bhaja 12th cave Ajanta 10th cave Pitalkhora 3rd cave Kondava 1st cave Ajanta 9th cave Nasik 18th cave Bedse 7th cave Karla cave great chaityavihar ratastro (talk) 13:26, 28 November 2025 (UTC)Reply

A page that knows where it met you.

Section "Chronology of the Chaitya hall (Cave 3)" can be rearranged in a better, readable format.