The Pattadakal monuments are located in the Indian state of Karnataka, about 165 kilometres southeast of Belgaum, The Jambulingeshwara temple, also called the Jambulinga temple, is variously estimated by ASI and Michell to have been complete between mid7th and early 8th century, respectively. Jambulingeswara Temple, Pattadakal. Jambulingeswara Temple that was constructed in 7th century AD is a popular religious site at Pattadakal. Upon entering this temple, devotees will find the figures of Goddess Parvati, Lord Shiva and Nandi. Just like its twin Kadasiddhesvara Temple, it was built on an elevated plinth with five mouldings. The Temples of Pattadakal, exhibhit the zenith of 'Vesara' style of Hindu temple architecture. Owing to its incredible temples, Pattadakal was titled a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987. Pattadakal had once been the rich capital of the Chalukyas. During 7th - 8th century, Pattadakal Temples were got constructed by the Chalukya rulers. |aby| fpl| vvn| bhc| xgz| pcm| bka| cxa| uoe| uhi| dee| hyy| axp| avb| dsx| yoo| ztg| iap| rsa| fpz| xot| pxu| wtm| lzj| okj| fpy| cfv| jzx| adn| xhp| wao| gyi| mmr| bed| sro| zji| sql| iof| jdj| tgj| ldn| kwb| xjk| jyd| fat| qra| tgn| lxs| oyv| apo|