Which of the following is not an example of Rock-cut cave?

English The term Rock-cut caves refers to temples or monasteries excavated and carved out of a solid rock face. Bagh, Ajanta, and Ellora are famous sites containing complexes of rock-cut caves, predominantly Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain structures. Konark is the location of the famous Sun Temple , which is a magnificent example of Kalinga style temple architecture built from stone, but it is a structural temple , not an excavated rock-cut cave. Therefore, Konark is the exception.