ASI official coordinator and Professor M. Panduranga Rao inspecting the Buddhist Stupa at Ghantasala village in Krishna district. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
Two half-medallion pillars of Buddhism dated back to 2nd AD and 3rd AD at ASI Museum at Ghantasala village in Krishna district. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
ASI official coordinator and Professor M. Panduranga Rao inspecting the Buddhist Stupa at Ghantasala village in Krishna district. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
One of the Buddhist stupa remains on the premises of ASI museum at Ghantasala village in Krishna District. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
INTACH members taking a walk at Buddhist Stupa at Ghantasala village in Krishna District during a Heritage tour. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
Teachers are being explained about significance of Srikakulam temple history in Krishna District by INTACH members during Heritage Tour. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
An INTACH expert observing construction of Buddhist Stupa at Ghantasala village in Krishna district during Heritage Tour. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
Archaeological Survey of India-maintained museum of Buddhist stupa remains at Ghantasala village in Krishna District. Photo: T. Appala Naidu
Steps on top of Buddhist Stupa at Ghantasala village in Krishna District. This is the only stupa that could be unearthed with actual shape intact (the way it was built). Photo: T. Appala Naidu
A top view of Buddhist stupa in good condition at Ghantasala village in Krishna district. Photo: T. Appala Naidu