He took me to the very back, to a wall far behind the stupa.

You can easily access up to the stupa by car.

Then, the stupa memorial was built on the same area.

The ancient Stupa is one of the largest in the world.

It took almost seven years to complete the construction of the stupa.

A small stupa is located on top of this rock.

It is one of, if not the largest stupa in India.

When represented on the stupa, he always faces toward west.

A characteristic new development at religious sites was the stupa.

There's a smaller stupa further down and an entire park is being planned.

Pilgrims may view his body through a glass window in the stupa.

A spring was said to flow from the base of the stupa to form the lake.

In this way the stupa is charged up, and will start to function.

Nothing has been done so far to preserve the site, but the stupa itself is in a rather good condition.

A stupa is located by the right side of this temple.

One interesting item is a bronze stupa from the 13th century.

The Buddhist stupa here is in the form of a mound.

A remnant of a stupa is found near the walls.

There is also a small "Stupa" outside to the right of the main caves.

A traditional Japanese garden has been constructed in the area around the stupa.

The stupa inside the hall was now completely removed from the sight of anyone outside.

Construction of the stupa was begun after these issues were finally settled.

Among other materials, silver was required for the basement of the stupa.

The completed stupa would have been the largest in the world at 150 meters.

The stupa was built in the place where the sceptre stood.