Mohra Muradu

Mohra Muradu ruins of Taxila, an ancient Buddhist stupa and monastery near the place in Pakistan's Punjab province,. The ancient monastery is located in a valley surrounded by mountains and offers a beautiful view. But this is where all the monks to meditate in the stillness of the city as Sirsukh only around 1.5 kilometers, was sufficient to go begging for.

The city was built in 2nd century and renovated in the 5th century. It belongs to the Kushan age.

Three separate parts, the main stupa, votive stupas and a monastery in Taxila and under UNESCO's World Heritage list since 1980 have been included based on the ruins.

Abdul by Sir John Marshall in 1914-1915 under the supervision of Mohra Muradu ruins were excavated. They consist of a buddhistic monastery and stupas. The 4.75 meter high stupa is built on. Small, votive stupas, a big one is behind.