ASHOKAN ROCK EDICT Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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Historically Significant Royal Proclamation
This is one of many rock edicts left by King Ashoka after his conversion to Buddhism. This one is definitely one of the more unusual edicts. The edict has been carved out of a large boulder. One half ...
This place is a small place besides the Dhauli hill. There is an elephant shaped rock on which the edicts of King Ashoka are written. The edicts are surrounded by a cage to ensure that there is no dam...
Blink and you miss the greatest rock edict in the sub-continent
This writing in stone survived 2000 years of change. Now it is protected inside an ugly cage immediately to the right of the entrance, while the translation of the edict is to the left. The rock is i...
I had visited the Dhaula Giri hills way back in 2007, but had not seen the Ashokan Rock Edict, back then - Not sure if this place existed back then or ont. However, this time, when we visited the Dha...
Historically Significant Royal Proclamation
This is one of many rock edicts left by King Ashoka after his conversion to Buddhism. This one is definitely one of the more unusual edicts. The edict has been carved out of a large boulder. One half ...
Very historic
This place is a small place besides the Dhauli hill. There is an elephant shaped rock on which the edicts of King Ashoka are written. The edicts are surrounded by a cage to ensure that there is no dam...
Blink and you miss the greatest rock edict in the sub-continent
This writing in stone survived 2000 years of change. Now it is protected inside an ugly cage immediately to the right of the entrance, while the translation of the edict is to the left. The rock is i...
Historical place
I had visited the Dhaula Giri hills way back in 2007, but had not seen the Ashokan Rock Edict, back then - Not sure if this place existed back then or ont. However, this time, when we visited the Dha...
very cool
Odisha is so historical. This one is a relic supposedly from Asokan times. Must give credit to ASI for a beautifully developed monument garden