Indian Currency Has The Print Of These Historical Heritage

10 Rs. have Surya Temple of Konark

 The temple represents the monument of the sun god Surya's chariot that has 24 wheels carried by 7 horses

20 Rs. have Ellora caves

With its shrines consecrated to Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism, the Ellora complex is both an  innovative creative masterpiece and a technological accomplishment.

50 Rs. have Stone Chariot of Hampi

Stone Chariot of Hampi is a shrine dedicated to Garuda which is said to be the official vehicle of Lord Vishnu

100 Rs. have Rani ka Vav

This is the only stepwell in the entire globe to be included on the globe heritage list and is also a proof of how excellent the system of water management was in ancient India.

200 Rs. have Sanchi Stupa

 Built Under King Ashoka’s reign and is believed to be the first and oldest Buddhist site in India

 500 Rs. have Red Fort

Built in 1648 by the Mughal ruler Shahjahan when he decided to shift his capital from Agra to Delhi