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Khader Mohra (Akhuri)

Limited excavation shows marks of a monastery foundation.

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Dharma rajika stupa and monastery
The Buddhist stupa at Dharma rajika is also known as "Chir Tope", and is the largest stupa at Taxila. It is believed that this 15-meter-high circular structure was built during the 3rd century BCE by the Maurya Emperor Ashoka The Great. The area also has Gandhara-style monasteries and some smaller stupas. It is one of the well-preserved and important sites.
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Kalawan group of buildings
Consists of some stupas and monastic cells as well as a few caves.
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Kunala stupa and monastery
contains the remains of an extensive monastery and a stupa nearby.
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Sirkap
This was once a major thriving walled city. It was founded by the Greek king Demetrius I in the 2nd century BCE and was later rebuilt by king Menander I of the Indo-Greek kingdom. Sirkap houses a round stupa which is one of the oldest stupas in the Indian subcontinent, a large sanctuary building known as Apsidal Temple, a magnificent Double-Headed Eagle Stupa as well many houses.