Tulja Caves

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Tulja Caves are located beyond north end of Shivneri, India.^[1] The cave has circular Chaitya hall surrounded by twelve octagonal pillars around Stupa.^[2]

These caves are one of the earliest caves of Junnar, excavated around 50 B.C. This Buddhist cave group consist of 11 cave. Now, cave No 4 is taken over by Hindus and converted into temple of goddess.^[1]

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