This stupa belongs to the Sagalika sect. The compound covers approximately 5.6 hectares and is estimated to have housed 10,000 Buddhist monks. One side of the stupa is long, and the flights of stairs at each of the four sides of it are wide. The doorpost to the shrine, which is situated in the courtyard, is high. The stupa has a deep foundation, and sits on bedrock. Stone inscriptions in the courtyard give the names of people who donated to the building effort.