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niches in which Buddha statues once stood in Bamian, Afghanistan Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sirkap double headed stupa showing ancient statue spaces

Ancient stone-carved facade at Sirkap, Taxila, Pakistan, features ornate niches likely used for statues. The weathered surface highlights rich textures and intricate designs. Stone columns with floral motifs flank the niches, reflecting Greco-Buddhist architectural influences. Ruins rest on a dusty ground, evoking a sense of historical grandeur. The site is part of the ancient city of Taxila, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering insights into the cultural synthesis of Greek and Buddhist traditions in the region.