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MELKUDALUR
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History - Melkudalur a natural cave containing more than thirty-five stone berths. The central part of the cave has a raised platform which could very well have been occupied by a chief monk. A fine sculpture of Parsvanatha, executed in a ninth-century style, is seen on the northern side of the cave. Guidance - Melkudalur in located near Gingee of Tamil Nadu.
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