Solapur Bhuikot Fort was built in the 14th century by the Bahamani dynasty. When you think of historical forts in Maharashtra, your mind probably jumps straight to towering hill fortresses like Raigad or Pratapgad, silhouetted against the Western Ghats. But nestled right in the bustling heart of Solapur city lies a completely different kind of
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Ever since I was a kid, I’ve had a fascination for aged, ruined, and scarred! I love the company of older people, enjoy walking around ruins, listening to nostalgic music and gazing at stars that burnt millions of years ago ✨ #travel#ruins#temple#shiva#ancienttemples Shree Sangameshwar Devasthan, Hattarsang Kudalhttps://g.co/kgs/Y6sRKZM
On the Solapur-Mangalvedha road, 40 km from Solapur in Mangalvedha taluka, lies Shri Kshetra Machnur on the banks of the Bhima River. This sacred place houses the ancient temple of Siddheshwar, along with the Jatashankar temple situated within the riverbed. upon entering Machnur village, the first structure one encounters is the Siddheshwar temple. Built of
Wild Place.. Wild People 😂 Bday at 14,100 ft 😊🗻 For some there’s therapy.For the rest of us, there’s Bullet💨 GANG 🔥 Cool Calm Collected Live for the moments you can’t put into words #snowfall That’s how I celebrate triumphing the summits, admiring the majestic beauties in front of me. 🏔️
Day 1 – Mumbai Airport Coffee with the incredible view of the Stok mountain range above Leh City. 🏔 Breathtaking view of Ladakh and Stok Kangri from the rooftop of the royal Leh Palace! This palace was built during the 1500s and is a beautiful example of medieval Tibetan architecture! #lehpalace#leh Tranquility ⛩ Faith and
Yellamma Devi Temple | Badami, Karnataka Yellamma Temple is located in the southern part of Agasthya Lake at Badami. A beautiful Chalukyaian Era Temple. This temple consists of Sanctum sanctorum, antarala, ardha mandapam and an open mukha mandapam with ranga mandapam. The open Mukha mandapam is supported the square pillars on the outside and the
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Badami Temple Cave 4: A Jain cave temple dedicated to Mahavir Cave 4 is the smallest of the four rock-cut caves. Historians believe that it was built in the early 7th century CE. Unlike the other three caves, which are Hindu temples, Cave 4 is a Jain temple and is a testament to the peaceful
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Badami Temple Cave 3: Dedicated to Maha Vishnu Maha Vishnu is a form of Vishnu, one of the Trimurti who preserves order and maintains harmony in the universe. Because of his role as the primary creator, i.e., the creator of the creator, Vishnu is known as Maha Vishnu. Unlike the other three caves, there is
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Badami Temple Cave 2: Dedicated to Vishnu Cave 2 is above Cave 1 and faces north. It was created in the late 6th or early 7th century. The pillars have decorative carvings with a frieze of ganas (mythical dwarfs) with various facial expressions. On the two sides of the entrance are standing Dwarapalas (guardians) holding
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Badami Cave 1: Magnificent Shiva TempleDated to approximately 550 CE, Cave 1 is the first of the four rock-cut caves in the Badami hills. It is a Mantapa-style temple dedicated to Shiva. Dimensions : 70 ft x 20ft rectangular-shaped60ft from the ground level. The Garbhagriha (Sanctum Sanctorum) is a small chamber housing theShivalinga at the
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Bhutanatha Temple is a 7th to 8th century Hindu temple to the east of Agastya Lake in Badami, Karnataka built mostly in the Dravida architecture style. On either side of the foot of the temple doorway is an image of goddess Ganga on her vehicle, the Makara, on the right, and on the left, that
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