and reliefs of the Buddha that span the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana periods. Bojjannakonda has a two-storey group of rock-cut caves fl anked by dwarapalakas (doorkeepers) and containing a stupa and gorgeous carvings of the Buddha (some restored). Atop the hill sit the ruins of a huge stupa and a monastery; you can still make out the individual cells where monks meditated. Lingalakonda blue and gold ferry schedule is piled high with stupas, some of them enormous.
Society To Save Rocks WALKING (%23552923; www.saverocks.org; 1236 Rd No 60, Jubilee Hills) blue and gold ferry schedule This NGO organises monthly walks through the Andhran landscape and its surreal-looking boulders. Check website for details.
The Hill of Nagarjuna, blue and gold ferry schedule 150km southeast of Hyderabad, is a peaceful blue and gold ferry schedule island blue and gold ferry schedule in the middle of the Nagarjuna dam peppered with ancient Buddhist blue and gold ferry schedule structures. From the 3rd century BC until the 4th century AD, the Krishna River valley was home to powerful empires that supported the sangha (Buddhist community of monks and nuns), including the Ikshvakus, whose capital was Nagarjunakonda. It s estimated that this area alone had 30 monasteries.
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