What is another word for Stupa?
Pronunciation: [stjˈuːpə] (IPA) 
A stupa is a hemispherical structure found primarily in Buddhist and Jain cultures. It is also known as a pagoda or a chorten in Tibetan Buddhism. Stupas can be made out of various materials like stone, brick, or wood. In China, the stupa is also known as a dagoba or a ta, and in Burma, it is known as a zedi. In Thailand, it is referred to as a chedi or a phra chedi. The Nepalis call it a chaitya, while in Sri Lanka, it is identified as a dageba. Regardless of the name, stupas hold significant religious and cultural significance and are often sites of pilgrimage and worship for the faithful.
