Four elaborate toranas, or gateways, guard the Great Stupa, India's finest surviving Buddhist monument begun by the Emperor Ashoka in the third century BC. Here, the southern torana marks the principle entrance.

Four elaborate toranas, or gateways, guard the Great Stupa, India's finest surviving Buddhist monument begun by the Emperor Ashoka in the third century BC. Here, the southern torana marks the principle entrance.
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