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Which among the following is/are rock cut temple(s) of India?

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Kedarnath Temple, Uttarakhand

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Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra

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Amarnath Temple, Kashmir

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Masrur Temples, Himachal Pradesh

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The correct option is D Masrur Temples, Himachal Pradesh
The rock cut cave temples were built in ancient India all across the country. Some Indian rock cut cave temples are:

Ajanta Caves, Maharashtra

Ellora Caves, Maharashtra

Amarnath Temple, Kashmir

Masroor Cave Temples, Himachal Pradesh

Kanheri Caves, Maharashtra

Mandagapattu Temple, Tamil Nadu

Elephanta Caves, Maharashtra

The Pancha Rathas, Tamil Nadu.

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