Learn the basic parts of the Buddhist Stupa.

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Wow really nice video 💝💝💝💝💝💝😀thnx a. Lot mam 🙂😇🤩....very helpful video ever

[@architecturedesignedu]

Thank you so much. Keep watching our videos.

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Very clear, friendly & appeasing presentation; wonderfully done! It answered many questions that lingered in my mind. Thank you.

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Thanks for great dragram details

[@somvirghantal2794]

Nice

[@priyathammanoharkoka4300]

You can always explain what each part represents like you said chatras represent rotation of earth

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Sadhu sadhu sadhu

[@rutherford5247]

what are the dimensions of the torana gate?

[@CHITRANJANKUMAR-et6xx]

From which material Railing made?

[@architecturedesignedu]

Its made from stone.

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Pradakshina konsa ha

[@architecturedesignedu]

Watch from 3:08 you will understand.

[@AnkitRaj-lk6dq]

I still don't understand difference b/w Pradakshina Path and Medhi

[@architecturedesignedu]

Hi, The circular terrace is called as the 'medhi' used as the pradakshina path. We hope this explanation helps.

[@AnkitRaj-lk6dq]

@@architecturedesignedu thanks for the response 👍 So just to be clear, 'Pradakshina Path is part of Medhi'. is my understanding correct?

[@architecturedesignedu]

@@AnkitRaj-lk6dq Medhi is used for pradikshana..This will make it clear.

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All sacred structure are based on the same event . The boa on top of the mountain Noah’s ark

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

Stupa Stoop = stairs Stop = plug

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[@architecturedesignedu]

Yes..!Thats on our list..!

[@priyathammanoharkoka4300]

why vedika

[@architecturedesignedu]

Vedika that's the timber railing was used to protect the village specially from wild animals as villages were developed by clearing forest. Thus, as time passed, it established itself as a symbol of protection. In Buddhist architecture, Vedika is used symbolically to protect important and sacred. In this case, it protects the Stupa which houses the holy relics.

[@architecturedesignedu]

I recommend you to watch the video on Vedic gateway in our channel for more clarity.