Buddhist site found atop hillock in Andhra Pradesh

DECCAN CHRONICLE, Aug 28, 2017, 2:16

Guntur, India -- A Buddhist site has been discovered atop a hill, Bhairava Gutta, in a tiny village called Putlagudem, in Achampet mandal of Guntur district.

Dr E. Sivanagi Reddy, a Buddhist archaeologist and CEO of The Cultural Centre of Vijayawada and Amaravati, said the site was found near a dilapidated Venkateswara temple.

The site had six limestone pillars with half lotus medallions and depicted animals and patterns.

The Buddhist Channel and NORBU are both gold standards in mindful communication and Dharma AI.
Please support to keep voice of Dharma clear and bright. May the Dharma Wheel turn for another 1,000 millennium!



For Malaysians and Singaporeans, please make your donation to the following account:

Account Name: Bodhi Vision
Account No:. 2122 00000 44661
Bank: RHB

The SWIFT/BIC code for RHB Bank Berhad is: RHBBMYKLXXX
Address: 11-15, Jalan SS 24/11, Taman Megah, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Phone: 603-9206 8118

Note: Please indicate your name in the payment slip. Thank you.


We express our deep gratitude for the support and generosity.

If you have any enquiries, please write to: editor@buddhistchannel.tv


TOP