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Monday, March 31, 2008

Pattadakal Temple


Pattadakal had once been the rich capital of the Chalukyas. During 7th - 8th century, Pattadakal Temples were got constructed by the Chalukya rulers. Portraying the rare specimen, the temples depict a wonderful blend of Dravidian (South-Indian) and Nagara (North-Indian) architectural styles. The phrase 'beauty in ruins' goes exactly with the town of Pattadakal. The beautiful settlement appears majestic with its series of nine temples.

Posted by vinod karimatt at 11:52 PM
Labels: Pattadakal, with its beautifully chiseled temples is a World Heritage Site located on the banks of the Malaprabha River.

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