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The ruins of amluk Dara stupa in the swat valley
The floor of Amluk dara stupa in the swat valley
The main stairs going up to the stupa in Amluk dara stupa swat
The rocks were used to build the floor of Amluk Dara stupa
The foundation wall of Amluk dara stupa in the swat valley
The floor made from stones and rocks of the Amluk dara stupa
Amluk dara stupa is mostly disturbed by the illegal diggers.
The high angle view of the stairs of Amluk dara stupa in the swat valley
Amluk Dara Buddhist stupa is located in Swat valley of Pakistan
The wall of the Amluk dara stupa believed to be built in the 2nd-9th CE
Amluk dara stupa Buddhist religion place in the swat valley, Pakistan
The stairs of the Amluk dara stupa
The Amluk dara stupa Buddhist place believed to be built in the 2nd-9th CE
Amluk dara stupa discovered by the archeologist Domenico Faccena in the 1926
Amluk-dara stupa Buddhism historical place. It is believed to be built in 2nd CE
Amluk dara stupa archeology site in swat valley believed to be built in 2nd-8th BCE
Amluk Dara stupa is a part of the Gandhara civilization at Amluk-Dara.
Amluk Dara Stupa is believed to be built in the 2nd CE and was discovered in Swat valley in 1926
Amluk dara stupa in the Swat valley is an unprotected stupa and is being damaged by treasure seekers
Amluk-Dara stupa is located in Swat valley of Pakistan. It is a part of Gandhara civilization at Amluk-Dara
Amluk-Dara stupa is located in Swat valley of Pakistan. It is a part of Gandhara civilization at Amluk-Dara. The stupa is believed
The main stairs of Amluk Dara stupa. It is situated about 2km on the north of Nawagai village in the beautiful small valley of
Amluk dara stupa was first discovered by a Hungarian-British archaeologist Sir Aurel Stein in 1926. It was later studied by
Amluk dara stupa in the Swat valley with a sign board in english and urdu translation. It is believed to be built in the 2nd-9th
The main entrance or stairs to the stupa
AmlukDara stupa is located in Swat valley, Khyber pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan