4.5ISKCON Temple Bangalore(4.835 reviews) - An Interesting Glimpse Into Krishna Culture Friday: 4:15 AM - 5:00 AM, 7:15 AM - 1:00 PM, 4:15 PM - 8:20 PM Spent 1-2 hours Religious Sites
ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna temple was inaugurated in the year 1997. It is not just a temple, but a cultural complex housing the temples dedicated to the Deities of Sri Sri Radha Krishnachandra, Sri Sri Krishna Balarama, Sri Sri Nitai Gauranga, Sri Srinivasa Govinda, Sri Prahlada Narasimha, Bhakta Hanuman, Garudadeva and Srila Prabhupada, Founder Acharya of ISKCON. ISKCON Bangalore is a charitable society with the objective of propagating Krishna Consciousness all over the world, as explained by Srila Prabhupada, whose teachings are based on Bhagavad-gita and Srimad Bhagavatam.See more..
4.0Sri Chamundeshwari Temple(2.413 reviews) - Beautiful temple but very crowded… Friday: 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM Religious Sites
The temple is located on top of a hill and provides amazing views of the city below. We visited the temple at night and there was a huge line for entry. The place where people queue up can get suffocating due to the barriers created so would recommend to buy a ticket worth ₹100 for direct entry which is smoother and time saving. You also get Prasad when buying the ticket. The temple itself is very beautiful and the deity is worth a visit. See more..
4.5Namdroling Monastery(2.366 reviews) - Peaceful feeling Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
Certainly a must visit place if you vacationing in Mysore or Coorg. The peaceful feeling you get inside the Monastery is a very unique experience. Very lively place with positive vibes. You get to know a lot about Buddhist culture if you just look at the paintings all around the Monastery. A very well preserved heritage site for Buddhist.See more..
4.5Vithala Temple Complex(1.077 reviews) - An Ode to the Vijayanagara Empire Historic Sites • Religious Sites
The temple complex is an ode to the Sheer grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire of 14 to 16 century before being destroyed by its neighbors in 1565. The temple has musical pillars whicch is now not allowed. The architecture is too amazing to be put into words. A guide is a must to understand the various nuances of the sculpture. The stone chariot in the courtyard is one of the three such stone chariots in the country.See more..
4.5Virupaksha Temple(1.002 reviews) - The Best Auto Rickshaw driver and guide At Hampi Religious Sites
We really enjoyed our day at Hampi, the temples are ornate and intricately designed, I would highly recommend our Auto rickshaw Guide and Driver Venkatesh. He was knowledgeable but most importantly tailored our trip to fit our time and needs. Its an ideal way to see the ruins, as each site has its own guides if you feel a need for one. For the most part you don't one but if you may need one for a specific temple there are guide books available and quite self explanatory . Hampi Guide Auto Venkatesh cell phone 91 94802 10208 he he all you need.See more..
Located around an hours' drive from Mysore, the Chennakeshava temple in Somnathpur is an example of Hoysala architecture. The beautiful 13th century temple is worth visiting for the intricate sculpture on the walls, pillars and ceilings depicting stories from Hindu mythology. The ornate historical temple is well preserved by the Archeological Society of India. There are a couple of areas which need improvement : - There is no ticket counter and payment for entry is only through UPI, which is difficult in view of poor network in the area. No options for cash or cards - There is no proper cafeteria. A good and clean one is required Improvement in these areas would greatly benefit tourists, including foreign onesSee more..
4.5Sri Krishna Temple(844 reviews) - Mesmerizing experience during the evening seva at Krishna temple Religious Sites
We went at 6.00pm , very less crowd, we had the most amazing experience. The evening ritual ( seva) starts at 6.30 pm , they light hundreds of diyas in the mandir and the evening Aarti enfolds accompanied by lots of musicians playing traditional musical instruments. Post that the deity is taken in a palaquin( palkhi) around the Krishna mutt. Then on the boat in the sarovar all accompanied by the procession of musicians. This around 7.30 pm . Post that the diety is kept on huge almost 30 feet raths , pulled by the devotees .The raths are beautifully illuminated!!! There is traditional Indian music being played. It's a mesmerizing experience. This happens DAILY (except the monsoons ) . This tradition is going on for centuries. It's like time has stopped here, centuries ago ,terms of rituals and traditions being followed. The ambiance too is amazingSee more..
4.0Bull Temple(817 reviews) - Small but beautiful temple of Nandi Friday: 6:30 AM - 8:30 AM Spent < 1 hour Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
Located in Basavanagudi, this temple (built by Kempegowda in the Dravidian style) contains a huge granite monolith of Nandi. The temple grounds also host the annual groundnut fair in November/December. The nearby Dodda Ganesha Temple and Bugle Rock Garden also can be visited.See more..
4.0Sri Nandi Temple(787 reviews) - Better following the clean-up operation Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites
Since we were last here 6 years ago, access to this temple with its significant bull sculpture has been closed to vehicles. As we had been visiting the Sri Chamundeshwari Temple up above, we opted to walk down the 300 steps to this one and, of course, we had to walk back down but it was worth it to see the magnificent sculpture of the bull which has been cleaned up and looks much the better for it. I believe the alternative route involves a climb of 1000 steps so I would recommend driving to the top and doing the 300 step exercise.See more..
Read about the temple and the Hoysalas in our history books, this temple just like Belur Chennakeshava temple is an architectural marvel. Built somewhere in the 12th century this is a prime attraction for the tourists here. There are many monolithic structures here and it is a treat to your eyes. The detailing provided in these structures through manual carvings are unbelievable. The carvings are even better than the ones you find in Hampi. A photographers paradise. The place is usually crowded. Parking is on the main road and usually crowded too as the street is usually busy. They charge Rs. 30 for a four wheeler. There is a footwear stand inside the complex which charges you Rs.5 per pair. This is a must visit place and would surely recommend.See more..
3.5Shivoham Shiva Temple(746 reviews) - Biggest Shiva statue, 12 jyotirlinga and big Ganesh statue Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
On February 26, 1995, on the auspicious day of Maha Shivratri, the Shivoham Shiva Temple was inaugurated by Sri Shankaracharya of Shringeri. Since then the Shiva Temple has become a revered spiritual destination for devotees and visitors. Year after year, with Lord Shiva’s blessings, the temple has transformed into a destination of faith that attracts millions of devotees from not only India but all around the world. The main attractions of the temple include the 65-feet-tall Shiva statue, the 32-feet-tall Ganesha statue, the 25-feet-tall Shiv Ling, Paanch Dham Yatra, and Barah Jyothir Ling Yatra.See more..
5.0Chennakesava Temple(696 reviews) - One of the best temples of India and a must visit for history and architecture lovers Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
The Chennakesava temple of Belur is one of the best preserved temples of the Hoysala dynasty of Karnataka. The Hoysalas were famed for the creation of intricately carved temples during their reign and the Chennakesava temple along with the Hoysaleshwara temple of Halebeedu mark the epitomy of their skills in this area. The temple itself is a living temple which means that the deity has not been destroyed by any invaders and therefore is worshipped as per Hindu traditions to this date. It is a well preserved temple and is a must visit for every history and architecture lover. Pure poetry in stone. The temple is well maintained and guides are available at the entrance of the monument. Definitely engage a guide as it will enhance the experience a thousandfold. The guide will walk you through all the main sculptures and architectural details including the famed statue of Shantala Devi, the beautiful queen of King Vishnuvardana, the most famous of the Hoysala rulers who commissioned this temple. Definitely stay until dusk (7:00PM) when the temple closes as the changing light illustrates the full glory of the monument. The legend of Shantala Devi, of the great scupltor Jakanna all come to life as the crowds dwindle and the light starts fading.See more..
4.5Badami Cave Temples(695 reviews) - Badami caves and fort Caverns & Caves • Religious Sites
Stunning sculptures.Needs Climbing lot of steps. Climate was perfect being monsoon. Heard it's normally very hot and need to fight exhaustion due to heat. But it's worth the pain and if you are a history/architecture lover, then this place it a must see place. With minimum crowd, it took 2 hours to see the whole place. View of Agasthya lake with the Bhoothnath temple and the hillside in the background is breath taking. Next you can take the path to Bhoothnath temple. Very narrow streets and poor hygienic conditions. Don't try to take your car. If you cannot walk, then take an auto...it's just less than 1.5kms. You will pass thru ASI museum and Badami fort entrance. On the way back, you can visit Badami fort. Take a guide. I had met one Mr. Raaju(+919986266209). He speaks English and was more a friend than a guide. But remember to wear your shoes and be prepared for 30mins of Climbing. See more..
I visited ISKCON Bangalore several times, the last being in September,2019. I feel some positive energy spread in the entire hall in front of Sree Krishna Idol. Sree Krishna bhajans are heart touching and it takes us to another world. No doubt the place is best for meditation. Those who love peace of mind, I suggest this place. At the same time regret to say that the quality of food served in the canteen restaurant (ground floor) is not upto the standard, need lot of improvements. Hope that the authorities will look into it and make it a value addition.See more..
On 11th June'22, myself with my parents & son got to visit Ragiggudda Anchaneya temple, it was a Saturday evening, hence it was more crowded. The presiding deity of the temple is Lord Hanuman with unconditional divinity, which is located at the top of Quaint hillock. Another beautiful shrine is available for Lord Ram with Sita & Laxman. The foot of the shrine has tiny temples for Lord Ganesha, Raja Rajeshwari, Devi and Navagrahas. The temple is well organized & beautifully maintained. Puliyogare prasad was provided for all devotees for free & paid prasad is also available. We had a most blissful, memorable evening at the temple.See more..
We visited this place in the evening time and we felt really great! Very less people were there and no disturbance at all. We can do Pujas in different temples, if we like. Rates are shown clearly in the main temple entrance. I would recommend anyone travelling to Mangalore to visit this place.See more..
Lord Ganesha grace and blessing is what we seek for any new start in our life. From student days traditional Bengaluru people have been following this. Dodda Ganesha Temple and surrounding has retained the old values and beauty of the true city I was born and brought up. Must see place which is nestled in Basavanagudi and Gandhi BazaarSee more..
4.5Monkey Temple(517 reviews) - Must visit on your trip to Hampi Religious Sites
This is a must visit temple given that this is the birthplace of God Hanuman. It's a 30 min drive from Hampi. There is parking available at the base. Walking up 575 steps is not difficult as these are well build and maintained. Most of the walk is covered as well. The views from the top are stunning indeed!See more..
Visited Sri Mookambika Shakti Peeth in July 2019 when the monsoon was on. The road from Udupi to Kollur passed through lush green hills. Stayed in Kollur at a very modest Sri Sringeri Shankara Math Guest House. For those travelling from Udupi, I highly recommend Deepak's Taxi whose mobile number is 9845652721. The Shrine has a strong presence of The Mother. One needs to wear a Dhoti or a Veshti to enter the shrine. The shrine is usually very crowded, but surprisingly we found no crowd. The devotees are offered free food inside the shrine. Beware that no bags are allowed in.See more..
4.5Kadri Manjunath Temple(426 reviews) - Visit to Kadri Manjunath Swamy temple Religious Sites
The visit to Sri Manjunath Swamy temple in Kadri hills is to be mentioned. We really got absorbed in the good vibes of the temple. There was some spiritual discourse along with a musical programme being performed there Though we could not understand the language but music we really enjoyed. In the evening the whole place lighted up and it was a wonderful sightSee more..
Enroute Shiny domes and beautiful half circle attracts everyone from long distance. Monks are everywhere be it "young" or be it "old" smile is always broader. Vibrancy of colours can be clearly depicted from each sculpture, structure. Visual treat is Monk's prayer hall...See more..
4.5Talakaveri(409 reviews) - Awesome Spent 1-2 hours Bodies of Water • Religious Sites
Awesome place . The time we went were no crowd and peacful and it was chill climate . Enjoyed . The Place is very clean and Kaveri 's start point is amazing to see . Good View from the the hill top templeSee more..
4.0Omkareshwara Temple(394 reviews) - Great temple. Easy access Friday: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM Religious Sites
We went to the temple in the morning. The temple complex is big with beautiful paintings around it. There were some people in the sanctum sanctorum but the whole temple was almost empty. Great to take some pictures and spend some peaceful time at a temple.See more..
4.5Bhagawan Bahubali Statue (Gommateshwara)(393 reviews) - An amazing must see monolithic rock temple of Lord Bahubali on a steep hill Religious Sites • Monuments & Statues
4.5Kukke Shree Subramanya Temple(391 reviews) - One of the most powerful temple for Rahu dosha Spent < 1 hour Religious Sites
Kukke Shree Subramanya is one of the most powerful temple for Rahu Kethu nivathi.. I started from Bangalore on Friday night 11 AM and reached Dharmashala the next day at 7 AM. I booked devasthana room online at Dhamashtala. The rooms are clean. After freshen up I started to Kukke Shree Subrmanya temple by bus and there are frequent buses for every 45 minutes on weekends and takes 1.5 hours to reach. At Subramanya temple I bought Nagapratishta for Rs.400 which includes Sankalpa, Nagaprathisata homa at 10.30 AM and Nagaprathista at 12 noon. If you want to perform Sarpa Samskara, you need to stay for 2 days and it costs for Rs.4200. Ticktets are available at the temple. Its a must visit temple.See more..
4.0Pyramid Valley International(375 reviews) - Very soothing and tranquil place to travel to Friday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites
Very soothing and tranquil place to travel to after a hefty and busy week. Close to a 30-35 km stretch on a Kanakpura road from the JP Nagar/Jaya Nagar belt, the Pyramid Valley basically offers you an ideal stage to mediate and rejuvenate your mind under the cosmic effect of a mega Pyramid. The environment that you get to experience inside a Pyramid is heavenly relieving and pleasing. The Pyramid is surrounded by a lush greenery and a beautiful garden to add to your relaxation. A beautiful statue of Gautam Buddha at the entrance of the Pyramid is another lovely attraction your eyes would continue to gaze at. In the basement of the Pyramid, there is a library with variety of books on meditation and mind rejuvenation. They also offer free food (Prasadam) in the afternoon. Except parking charges (₹20 for two-wheeler and ₹50 for four-wheeler), you are not required to pay any fees to visit this place. Happy meditation!See more..
4.5Sringeri Mutt(364 reviews) - Sringeri town visit Religious Sites
I hired an auto driver to visit all the places in Sringeri, the auto driver names was Nagendra and his number is +919481594370. He showed around the entire town and also took me to Agumbe sunset point and back to Sringeri. He patiently waited outside a restaurant for me, while I had food. He politely rejected my offer to have food with me and did not complain once about getting late or having to get back to sringeri. We came to an arrangement before we started the trip I negotiated the price but then gave extra as his driving was smooth and comfortable. I have taken his permission to update his mobile number. I recommend all to visit all the places, four direction four temples, (Jain temple excluded near Agumbe, extra charge just for this.) and enjoy your stay in the Holy place of sringeri. See more..
4.5Sree Surya Narayana Swamy Temple(328 reviews) - Very well maintained temple Friday: 6:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM Religious Sites
The main deity of the temple is Suryanarayana Swamy(Sun temple). I hv seen a Sun temple in Tirumangalakudi near Kumbakonam (South Tamilnadu) and have heard about one in Konark. I'm surprised to see such a beautiful temple for Sun here in Domlur, Bengaluru. Located in a serene atmosphere, very spacious and clean. On Sundays there is rush. The carvings on the wall around sanctum sanctorum are simply beautiful. Very well maintained. The other sannidhis are for Vaishnao Devi, Sri Saneeshwarar, Eashwar, Navagraha and Vinyakar. Ample space for devotees to sit. Ofcourse not wheelchair accessible. Excellent darshan. Please never miss to visit this temple when you are in Bengaluru. This temple, i heard is built and is being maintained by a single family .See more..
Hampi is worth to visit. There are many interesting places temples or monuments are awesome. I met the good driver in front of the hotel. He offered the plan to travel for 2 days and with reasonable price his service is impressed.I would recommend his name is Srikanth. For more information you can call him by phone 948-3072583 or visit his Facebook Hampi SrikanthSee more..
4.5Mahabaleswara Temple(279 reviews) - Great place with soulful experience Religious Sites
Visited the temple during Mid April. Feels divine as we enter the sanctum. The Atmalinga (broken) is enclosed, we are allowed to touch this during mornings. I tried, but could not get the actual feel, probably we the people would have dumped other offerings.See more..
4.5Gavi Gangadhareshwara Temple(274 reviews) - Ancient Shiva temple built by Kempe Gowda at Bengaluru Points of Interest & Landmarks • Mysterious Sites • Religious Sites
On 3rd July'22, myself along with my parents & cutie pie got to visit Sri Gavi Gangadheeswarar temple located at Gavipuram, Bengaluru. It is an ancient temple built by Kempe Gowda with the presiding deity as Lord Shiva engraved out in a cave with amazing architecture. The temple yard is adorned with large monolithic sculptures. The temple also stands as an example of Indian rock-cut architecture. Other deities available in the temple are Lord Vinayaka, Subramanya, Uma Maheswara, Durga devi, Dakshinamurthy, Navagrahas etc., We had a very pleasant, blissful evening at this temple with the blessings of Lord Shiva.See more..
It us a temple which is in best condition. Ramayana portrayed all along the walls in intricate carvings. The vicinity is also very beautiful. Also visit the backside. And don't forget to take a round trip around it.See more..
The durga parameshwari temple is beautiful and divine. The temple architecture is also very nice. Had lunch at the temple. The prasadam is a must have and not to be missed. homely and hot food is served. A must visit place.See more..
4.5Shravanabelgola Jain Temple(236 reviews) - Very Beautiful and pious place Spent More than 3 hours Religious Sites
I reached here at evening and my decision was good , because after 10 am till 6 pm there is too much heat. I stayed here in dharmashala at night and started to climb mountain in the morning around 7 am, the weather was very good , breeze just giving u smooth touch of nature. Ultimate place First we did a darshan of shri Bahubali Bhagwan then we get down and took a breakfast after that we climbed chandragiri mountain . Best season to come here august to march. See more..
4.5Talakaveri Temple(232 reviews) - Sanctum Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites • Scenic Walking Areas
Said to be the orgin of River Kaveri, though near by nowhere the river is found flowing. A temple made around the natural spring which is getting collected in a lond. The over flow from this to left bind ,through madid mouth. Pilgrims are seen throwing coins to this pool. Located around 50 km from madikere. Cars need an entry fee of rs 30 at bhagamandala.See more..
4.5Mangaladevi Temple(231 reviews) - Traditional Temple in Navratri Friday: 6:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM Religious Sites
The name “Mangalore” arises out of this deity “Mangaladevi”. Form of Kali in a Softer Version (very calm looking). Crowded due to Navratri. But, got to see Bharatha Natyam and Chorus Bhajans. Pleasant and Divine experience.See more..
4.5Melkote(230 reviews) - Must visit excellent structures. Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Historic Sites • Religious Sites
Especially the carved pillars inside the temple was amazing and how in 12th century they were able to pull this magnificent feat. If you are Rajini Fan this place is must watch, remember Subrammanya Swami pillar in the movie Padayappa starting Super star. yup the shooting was done here. If you are looking for a good Brahman food for lunch there was a Brahman mess within 500 m radius. Check it out. if you want a peaceful & calm atmosphere do visit Kalyani. And the view after you climb 350 steps was great to.. and lots more sightseeing.See more..
4.5Kethapayya Narayan Temple(210 reviews) - Beautiful temple, Magnificent View of Murudeshwar and sea with Lord shiva with backdrop of sea Religious Sites
Kethapayya Narayan Temple is main attraction of Murudeshwar. It is a famous holy place from Karanataka. Temple is very clean and Beautiful. It offers you Magnificent View of Murudeshwar and sea with Lord shiva with backdrop of sea. there is 17-18 story construction in which you can go to top floor by lift. from here view of Lord shiva and Murudeshwar area is simply amazing. Must visit place if you are travelling on coastal line of karanataka. Temple area have many other small temples. Area is well maintained.See more..
4.5Shivlinga(196 reviews) - Massive Shiva linga Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
Must not miss this place. The water is 2-3 feet deep and is fed from the Thunga river, The pundit takes the water which is up to the pedestal and throws it to the top of the linga. Needs more care and should make it a religious place...not looked after well. :-(See more..
4.5Avadhoota Datta Peetham(189 reviews) - Unique and must see Friday: 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM Religious Sites
Founded by His Holiness Sri Ganapathy Sachchidananda Swamiji, Avadhoota Datta Peetham is a world-renowned institution for the social, moral, cultural and spiritual welfare of mankind.See more..
4.0Sri Bhagandeshwara Temple(187 reviews) - Serene Sri Bhagandeshwara Shiva Temple Points of Interest & Landmarks • Religious Sites
While on a trekking trip in Madikeri, we friends visited Sri Bhagandeshwara Shiva Temple, Bhagamandala, Kodagu, Madikere, near Triveni Sangam. And what a serene place! The temple has a quiet and calm ambience. A must visit for all who are looking for a positive spiritual experience away from the din and bustle of the world....See more..
The temple is almost suituated at altitude of around 100m. The temple is dedicated to Lord manjunath. This place also has nice, very clean accomdation and must be booked online at least 2 days in advance with max 20 days advance. Here the prasadh is also provided which the excellent service offered by the temple administration. The place makes you feel sweat a bit in the noon.See more..
4.5Srikanteshwara Temple(167 reviews) - Oldest and very powerful temple Friday: 6:00 AM - 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM Religious Sites
Oldest and very powerful temple, the name Srikanteshwara mean Shiva holding posion on his throat. Temple has very beautiful architecture and sculpture usually crowded on Monday's and weekends.its just within 30km from MysoreSee more..
The place had that different feeling of divinity and sernity. We felt sitting for longer time... experiencing peace of mind. We had offered 101 coconut pooja to the God. They did the offerings beautifully, they explained the importance/ essence of the place, God, history of this temple and blessed all the family members whole heartedly. They ensure the pooja was done peacefully (not in hurry unlike other temples).See more..
I heard about this temple from a friend of mine by serendipity. Bhoga Nandeeswara is Shuvalingam with BRAHMA SUTRAM ie you will see lines vertically and horizontally. It is supposed to be extremely powerful. Felt blessed after performing abhisheshakam from 10 AM to 12 Noon. Priests are very thorough and dedicated. If I am correct, it is oldest Shiva temple which is still active (nitya poojas) in KarnatakaSee more..
The statue of Lord Ganesha is quite marvelous. It is one of the must visit temples in Hampi. There is a path beside the statue which leads to Sunset Point. So, it you are visiting the temple during evening, you can also witness a Sunset.See more..
4.5Venugopala Swamy Temple(159 reviews) - Excellent place to visit in Mysore Religious Sites
Excellent place to visit. Somehow hidden or not known to a lot of people when we visit. Built around the backwaters of the dam, which provides an excellent view. Temple, gardens and everything as a whole was brilliant. We planned it along with Brindavan gardens. We spent the afternoon over here, and then the evening at Brindavan gardens. Use your Google maps if your local auto driver doesn't know which way to go.See more..
The setting of the temple is just FANTASTIC!!! you can sit either inside the temple or beside the lake for hours and relax. No entry fee. Make sure to go during the sunset. The glow of the temple is awesome!!See more..
4.5Himada Gopalswamy Temple(144 reviews) - Himada gopalswamy temple Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Religious Sites
Govardhanagiri is also known by the name Kamalachala, now popularly known as HIMAVAD GOPALASWAMY BETTA, Gundlupet Taluk, Chamarajanagar District of Karnataka State in South India. In in the Dwapara yuga, the wedding celebration of Girije, the daughter of Himavantha, the king of the snow-clad mountains, was to be held in a grand manner. Brahma, Rudra, all the great sages including Vyasa and Parashara, and the thirty three crore Devatas were excepted to attend the wedding, which was to take place in Kashi, in North India.See more..
4.5Virupaksha Temple(143 reviews) - Must see in Pattadakal Religious Sites
This temple is a must-see in Pattadakal. Never-ending intricate sculptures in the interior. Of special note : Surya riding chariot driven by seven horses, scenes from Ramayana, story from Panchatantra too. Also, huge monolithic Nandi in the pavilion facing the templeSee more..
