Gopachal Hill

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Gopachal Hill is a prominent hill in Gwalior, India, renowned for its ancient Jain rock-cut sculptures and its strategic setting beneath the historic Gwalior Fort.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain pilgrimage site
hill
tourist attraction
accessedFrom Gwalior city roads
associatedWithDynasty Tomara dynasty NERFINISHED
cliffType sandstone escarpment
country India
culturalSignificance important Jain tirtha in central India
dedicatedTo Tirthankaras NERFINISHED
hasArtStyle Jain iconography
medieval Indian rock-cut architecture
hasConservationConcern weathering of rock-cut sculptures
hasFeature cliff-face carvings
colossal Jain statues
rock-cut caves
hasHeritage Jain rock-cut sculptures
hasInscriptionLanguage Prakrit
Sanskrit
hasLargestStatueHeight about 10 meters
hasOrientation faces Gwalior city side
hasReligiousUse pilgrimage
ritual worship
hasSculptureOf Adinatha NERFINISHED
Mahavira NERFINISHED
Parshvanatha NERFINISHED
heritageStatus protected monument
knownFor colossal seated and standing Tirthankara statues
large number of Jain rock-cut images
proximity to Gwalior Fort
liesBelow Gwalior Fort NERFINISHED
locatedIn Gwalior NERFINISHED
Gwalior district NERFINISHED
Madhya Pradesh
locatedOn Gwalior Fort hill range NERFINISHED
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
material sandstone
nearbyLandmark Gwalior Fort NERFINISHED
nearbyTransportHub Gwalior Junction railway station NERFINISHED
periodOfConstruction 15th century
7th century
8th century
9th century
region Central India NERFINISHED
religion Jainism
stateProtected yes
tourismType heritage tourism
religious tourism
viewOverlooks Gwalior city NERFINISHED

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Gwalior Fort locatedOn Gopachal Hill