The 8th century,
Kailasha Temple at Ellora
has various interesting structures in the temple complex. The prominent structures in interior courtyard of the temple are Main shrine, Nandi Mantappa, pillars of flagstaff.
The pillars with flagstaff in the courtyard of the temple complex are two in number. They are on either side of the Nandi Mantappa.
The pillars look identical and they are beautifully carved with figures of people and flower motifs.
The pillars with flagstaff in the courtyard of the temple complex are two in number. They are on either side of the Nandi Mantappa.
The pillars look identical and they are beautifully carved with figures of people and flower motifs.
Stunning, amazing, grand. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful carvings, they're in excellent condition.
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Fantastic Pictures...
ReplyDeleteThe carvings are very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis flagstaff is unique from any other temples! Beautiful shots and details... Rajesh
ReplyDeleteBeautifully sculptured flagstaffs. Thanks for sharing these wonderful pics.
ReplyDeleteIncredibly beautiful carvings. As always I am in awe! I enjoyed seeing the tourists in all their brigiht clothing too... and seeing them sitting on the steps below that pillar and carving really puts into perspective how huge the temple is.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting and good photos of India,Rajesh!Thank you for your India-travel every week!Have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat is a fabulous construction, all kinds of interesting details to appreciate.
ReplyDeleteLovely, pale blue skies and they're the perfect backdrop for Kailasha Temple! Have a great weekend, Rajesh!!
ReplyDeleteThose pillars are beautiful!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada
ReplyDeleteThe pillars are so intricate and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHow very lovely!
ReplyDeleteAnother detailed structure, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can't even imagine the work that went into building those magnificent buildings!
ReplyDeleteI love that wonderful temple Kailasha. Greetings.
ReplyDeleteVery Nice.. I am recollecting my Ellora trip..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Happy sky watching.
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Beautiful architecture. Also am noticing the sky and the incredibly light blue, almost turquoise colour it has.;)
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It must have taken years to carve those rocks.
ReplyDeleteHard rock, perfect, intricate carvings. Such a lovely place!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for appreciating the unique flagstaff in the world.
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have a knack for finding beautiful architecture!
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Another amazing structure that has survived the centuries. It is so nice to see the people in the shot. They add so much. genie
ReplyDeleteNice carvings on the flagstaffs. Good shots.
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stunning old heritage structure!
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The carvings are amazing. I played too. Mine are here and here.
ReplyDeleteA great serie of photos. So many details to see!
ReplyDeleteWell done!
amazing, who pays for maintenance?
ReplyDeleteThank you all for appreciating this craftsmanship.
ReplyDeleteAnn: There is a minimal entry fee for this monuments and they are maintained by ASI (Archaeological Survey of India) a government body.
Amazing Photos Raj thanks for sharing this to us. I'm your new follower.
ReplyDeleteIndeed amazing Architecture...
ReplyDeleteNice details Rajesh!
ReplyDeletePlan to visit sometime! :)
I love those beautiful carvings !
ReplyDeleteHave never been to this place ,have added it to my must-visit places ....striking pictures
ReplyDeleteAwesome clicks! :) :)
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