: Discovered in 1986 after a temple roof collapsed, this major rock edict put Sannati on the world map. It is the only known stone portrait of Emperor Ashoka with the inscription " Raya Asoko " (King Ashoka).
: This detailed post from Ensure IAS covers the site's restoration projects and its unique chronological scale that spans from prehistoric times to the Mauryan and Satavahana periods. Sannati @Black_phi 63zip
: A firsthand travel account on Karnataka Travel that describes the experience of visiting the site, including the Ashokan rock edict and the excavations of the Buddhist stupa. : Discovered in 1986 after a temple roof
For those interested in the historical site of , there are several informative blog posts and resources that detail its significant archaeological findings and its cultural importance. Sannati, located in the Kalaburagi district of Karnataka, is most famous for its connection to Emperor Ashoka and its massive Buddhist stupa. Highly Informative Blog Posts & Articles : A firsthand travel account on Karnataka Travel
: Sannati is situated on the banks of the Bhima River . The nearest railway station is Nalwar , about 19 km away.
: Excavations at the nearby Kanaganahalli site uncovered the remains of a massive Maha Stupa (Shakya Maha Chaitya), adorned with intricate carvings of Jataka tales and Buddha's life.