Deccan rock-cut architecture

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Deccan rock-cut architecture is a style of ancient Indian rock-cut temple and cave construction in the Deccan region, characterized by intricately carved sanctuaries, elaborate façades, and richly sculpted interiors reflecting Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

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Cave 4 (Badami) → culturalContext → Deccan rock-cut architecture ⓘ

subject linked to: Cave 4