Stupa

"To The South Of The Pathway Is A Cluster Of Votive Stupas Built By Kings, Princes, Noblemen, And Lay People. They Vary In Shape And Size, From The Simplest To The Most Sumptuous Ones." (Ab Ev)

Remains Of A Buddhist Stupa At Gyaur Kala

Candi Sewu Temple's All Main Structure Are Topped By Stupa.

Stupa Tomb Of The Thirteenth Dalai Lama Inside Potala Palace

Principle Stupa Encased In A Chaitya (Stupachaitya) (Ab Ev)

Stone Stupas In The Buddhist Kaiyuan Temple (Nomination File, P. 140)

"The Xixia Stupas Are Massive Buildings, Usually Octagonal In Shape Or, More Rarely, Circular. They Have A Solid Internal Structure Made Of Rammed Earth. They Are Conical In Shape, With Five To Seven Storeys Narrowing Towards The Top, And Are Punctuated By Glazed Tile Roofs, Supported By Wooden Brackets." (Ab Ev)

Stupa Row At Deqin

Tongdosa: Houses The Buddha Relics, "Founded By The Great Monk Jajang In 646, It Was Originally Built To House His Collection Of Sakyamuni Relics That He Had Acquired On His Travels. He Put The Most Important Relics In A Special Budo, Or Reliquary Stupa, On A Platform He Named Geumgang Gyedan, Which Can Be Seen Today. "
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Remains Of Buddhist Stupas (Memorial Shrines) From The 3rd Century Bc To The 15th Century Ad (Ab Ev)

Includes Stupa Hill, Named Because Of A Small Brick Buddhist Monument At The Top