Cave 10 is probably the oldest of the chaitya temples, dated at about 150 b.c. Its nave and aisles are divided by 39 octagonal pillars leading to a stupa, the domed focus of veneration, with an apse beyond, permitting the circumambulation.
Cave 10 is probably the oldest of the chaitya temples, from about 150 b.c. It is divided by 39 octagonal pillars leading to a stupa, with an apse beyond. allowing a walk around.