History · Ancient Indian Architecture
What is 'Harmika' in the architectural structure of a Buddhist Stupa?
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- 1A balcony-like structure on top of the semicircular mound✓
- 2Richly carved entrance gates set at the four cardinal points
- 3A circular terrace around the base for circumambulation
- 4Stone railings that resemble wooden fences surrounding the complex
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A balcony-like structure on top of the semicircular mound
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