Unakoti rock carvings

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Unakoti rock carvings are a vast complex of ancient rock-cut sculptures and reliefs, primarily depicting Hindu deities, carved into a hillside in Tripura, India.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu pilgrimage site
archaeological site
rock-cut sculptures complex
access road from Kailashahar and Dharmanagar
approximateAge early medieval period
artStyle rock relief
rock-cut sculpture
associatedLegend story of one less than a crore (one crore minus one) ascetics turned to stone
associatedWith Shaivism NERFINISHED
carvedInto hillside
country India
depicts Durga NERFINISHED
Ganesha NERFINISHED
Hindu deities
Shiva NERFINISHED
other Shaivite figures
environment hilly terrain
tropical forest
estimatedCentury 7th–9th century CE
governingBody Government of Tripura NERFINISHED
hasFeature carved panels on rock faces
freestanding stone images
giant bas-relief faces
natural forested surroundings
hasFestival Ashokastami Mela NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Monument of National Importance (India)
heritageDesignationBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
languageOfName Bengali
locatedIn Tripura NERFINISHED
Unakoti district NERFINISHED
northeastern India NERFINISHED
locatedNear Kailashahar NERFINISHED
maintainedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
materialUsed rock
nameMeaning one less than a crore
nearRiver local streams and rivulets
notableFor large-scale rock-cut faces of Shiva
unique style distinct from other Indian rock-cut sites
partOf Unakoti archaeological area NERFINISHED
region North Tripura region NERFINISHED
religion Hinduism
state Tripura NERFINISHED
stateParty Tripura NERFINISHED
tourismType cultural tourism
religious tourism
visitedFor heritage tourism
pilgrimage

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Kailashahar hasNearbyHeritageSite Unakoti rock carvings