Jain History 🙏 on Instagram: "Samanar Hills is about 2,300 years old. Archaeological evidence—especially Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions and rock-cut beds used by Digambar Jain monks—dates the site to around the 3rd century BCE. The hill continued to be used by Jain ascetics for several centuries afterward, roughly up to the 9th century CE, making it one of the oldest Jain monastic sites in South India. . . . . Share and Spread wisdom of our Jain Culture, True Heritage and Pride. . We appreciate all

@_the_dbshow on Instagram: "Siyot Caves, Kutch 🪨 Believed to date back to the 1st century AD, these caves have traces of Brahmi inscriptions. Locals also say dacoits once used these caves to hide looted goods. Personal travel take: We drove here from the Rann of Kutch (≈85 km) and the road condition was really bad. Apart from a small cave, there isn’t much to see. The place isn’t maintained well either. Verdict: Cool place, but not worth a visit unless you have extra time or are really into his

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