Here, the grand monument Radhasoami memorial is 110 feet high, and is made of pure white marble. The building is under construction for the last 100 years. The architecture is an exquisite mix of temple, gurudwara, vihara and mosque.
The above is the entrance to the memorial.The stone carvings on colored marble are magnificent. On the inner walls the semi-precious stones in pietra-dura style has been inlaid.
Very interesting architecture !Thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeleteStunning architecture! What a beautiful building!
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ReplyDeleteA wonderful Indian architectural monument with mind blowing stone carvings.
ReplyDeleteI have visited this monument twice and is a beautiful epic of different Indian religions.
This monument is very impressive, but it is still hard to grasp the idea that it has been under construction for 100 years. The stone work is amazing.
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"grandioso" !!!
Felice inizio settimana.
Myriam :))
Stunning structure, just look at that vast and grand entrance...
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Nice blog
ReplyDeleteand the pictures of this building again nice..
Under construction for 100 years blimey what are they building thats a long time
The entrance looks majestic
Bikram's
that is a beautiful structure!
ReplyDeleteInteresting pictures.Greetings Andrzej.
ReplyDeletelove the perspective of the 1st pic!
ReplyDeletemagnificent temple architecture, large and very impressive !!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe amazing monument reflects the time and care put into its construction. Wonderful photos!
ReplyDeletePerhaps I misunderstood. One hundred years of construction is an amazing amount of time. This work in progress is very beautiful, indeed!
ReplyDeleteAn awesome memorial! The detail of the stone carvings are indeed magnificent! Superb capture, Rajesh! Thanks again for sharing the beauty of your country! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
the structures are splendidly beautiful. thanks for sharing these.
ReplyDeletei like your perspective on the first image. it shows the beauty of the structure.
ReplyDeleteI love the way the entrance to the memorial has arches within arches and such intricate carving. A very beautiful place.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful memorial. A hundred years is a long time for the construction.
ReplyDeleteExcellent captures of this majestic building.
ReplyDeleteIncredible, Rajesh. I love the second photo, with the wonderful colour.
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ReplyDeleteA monument that tall and made of pure white marble has to be grand. Beautiful shots!
ReplyDeleteIt is a huge temple, almost occupying the4 whole block.
ReplyDeleteLove the unique architecture.
magnificent architecture! this must be breathtaking when sunlight shines on the marble.
ReplyDeleteA nice picture and a beautiful monument. Greetings
ReplyDeleteWow - another magnificent building for us to enjoy!
ReplyDeleteThat's a very tall building. Love the beautiful architectural designs. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis memorial is amazing! The stone carvings are really beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonder marble structure! The architecture in the second picture is marvelous. It would be the long standing construction in this field.
ReplyDeleteLoved your blog .
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Have a nice week,
Greetings, Bram
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Very informative and interesting post.Your blog enhances my intelligence.
ReplyDeleteThe building is very impressive and the entrance is fabulous!Amazing columns there!
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Léia
Stunning architecture, thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent indeed!!
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My goodness that's an amazing marble structure. The delicate carving is amazing too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture , beautiful picture, interesting history (as always). Under construction for a century? Wow! (I couldn't spot any signs of ongoing work. They must do a good job of hiding it).
ReplyDeleteimpressive entrance; I mean the whole building is, but love that entryway.
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An entrance worthy of giants, in every way.
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteWonderful architecture!
ReplyDeleteWow.. And this is in India? A very interesting architecture.. and a short but very informative post. Liking this entry.. =)
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nice building! :)
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ReplyDeleteWonderful shots :-)
My compliments ...
what a fantastic architecture and the carvings are really amazing...a salute for those talented soul who built it.
ReplyDeleteThe mind boggles at the time and artistry needed to create this beauty.
ReplyDeleteSo close to Agra ! Too bad I missed it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like an European palace.
But 100 years ? surprising.
It is so beautiful Great shots.
ReplyDeleteLove that stonework
ReplyDeleteVery interesting post... I'll sure visit this place :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! So many intricate details.
ReplyDeleteErika B
Compliments to visit this monument. A beautiful monument indeed!
ReplyDeleteLooks grand indeed, the entrance is very royal!!
ReplyDeletebeautiful intricate details,loved it.
ReplyDeleteradhaswami :) ..thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteNice monument alas it is incomplete
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for appreciating this grand structure.
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