Indian currency notes don’t just carry monetary value—they’re miniature showcases of the country’s rich cultural heritage. Here are six stunning heritage sites featured on Indian banknotes, each offering a unique glimpse into India’s architectural and historical legacy: ₹500: Red Fort - Delhi Mughal-era fort built by Shah Jahan; site of India’s Independence Day speech in 1947 ₹200: Sanchi Stupa - Madhya Pradesh Ancient Buddhist monument commissioned by Emperor Ashoka in 3rd century BCE ₹100: Rani ki Vav - Gujarat Ornate stepwell showcasing intricate Maru-Gurjara architecture ₹50: Hampi - Karnataka Ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire; UNESCO World Heritage Site ₹20: Ellora Caves - Maharashtra Rock-cut temples and monasteries representing Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions ₹10: Konark Sun Temple - Odisha 13th-century temple shaped like a colossal chariot dedicated to the Sun God Each of these sites is not only visually breathtaking but also steeped in centuries of history. It’s like your wallet doubles as a cultural passport!
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