Dhauli Shanti Stupa

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Dhauli Shanti Stupa is a prominent Buddhist peace pagoda near Bhubaneswar, India, built to commemorate Emperor Ashoka’s embrace of non-violence after the Kalinga War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Buddhist peace pagoda
stupa
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle modern Buddhist
associatedWith Ashoka NERFINISHED
Kalinga War NERFINISHED
builtBy Japan Buddha Sangha NERFINISHED
Kalinga Nippon Buddha Sangha NERFINISHED
builtIn 1970s
commemorates Emperor Ashoka’s embrace of non-violence
aftermath of the Kalinga War
constructionCompletedIn 1972
country India
dedicatedTo non-violence
peace
hasAlternativeName Dhauli Peace Pagoda NERFINISHED
Shanti Stupa at Dhauli NERFINISHED
hasColor white
hasFeature Buddha statues
large dome
reliefs depicting Ashoka’s transformation
reliefs depicting the Kalinga War
sculptural panels
stone steps
locatedIn Dhauli NERFINISHED
India
Khordha district NERFINISHED
Odisha NERFINISHED
locatedNear Bhubaneswar NERFINISHED
locatedOn banks of the Daya River
managedBy local authorities of Odisha
near ancient rock edicts of Ashoka at Dhauli
purpose promote non-violence
symbolize world peace
religion Buddhism
significance important Buddhist pilgrimage site in Odisha
symbol of Ashoka’s renunciation of violence
touristAttractionFor domestic tourists
international tourists
usedFor Buddhist ceremonies
peace prayers
viewpointOf Daya River valley NERFINISHED

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Bhubaneswar touristAttraction Dhauli Shanti Stupa