Discussion
The sign of Buddhist culture is seen in Tripura at ....
Answer: B
The answer is Pilak.
Pilak, near Belonia in South Tripura, is an archaeological site of roughly the eighth to twelfth centuries CE. It has yielded stone images of the Buddha and of Avalokiteshvara, a brick stupa and terracotta plaques, the clearest evidence of Buddhist culture in the state, alongside Hindu images.
Unakoti in North Tripura is famous for huge rock-cut carvings of Shiva and other Hindu deities. Jampui hill is a hill range in North Tripura known for its orange orchards and views, and Kamalasagar is a lake near the Bangladesh border with a temple of Kali. None of them is known as a Buddhist site.
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