Grishneshwar Temple is at Verul at a distance of 11 kms from Daulatabad. This place is close to another historic place Ellora Caves. This temple dedicated to Lord Shivaand it is one of the twelve Jyotirlingas.
This ancient temple was re-constructed several times, once in the 16th century by Maloji Bhosale of Verul, and later by 18th century by Ahilyabai Holkar.
The tower of the temple is beautifully carved with lovely sculptures. As it was a special day when we visited the temple there was huge rush. Hence I could not go close to the temple.
This ancient temple was re-constructed several times, once in the 16th century by Maloji Bhosale of Verul, and later by 18th century by Ahilyabai Holkar.
The tower of the temple is beautifully carved with lovely sculptures. As it was a special day when we visited the temple there was huge rush. Hence I could not go close to the temple.
With the backdrop it really looks beautiful..
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ReplyDeleteDespite the distance it looks beautiful, such detailed carvings.
ReplyDeleteMy wait has at last paid off. I wanted to learn about this place. The photograph has come out beautiful.
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Well, in spite of the huge rush, you got close enough to take some terrific photos of this place and all its ornate beauty!
ReplyDeleteNice captures of a beautiful temple.
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Breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful photos for SWF,Rajesh!Thank you for sharing and have a nice weekend!
ReplyDeleteOh, such lovely blue skies, Rajesh, and the perfect backdrop for the incredible temple and sculptures!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteA very nice temple. I am glad you shared!
ReplyDeleteGreat post, - lovely photos!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous against the blue sky -- the carvings look like lacework.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots of the temple against the blue sky.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful!
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I have heard a lot about this temple, a favorite of my uncle. Thank you for posting photos. It is in my wish list to go there.
ReplyDeleteoh how i wish you took a closer look at the detailing of this temple.
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Very impressive facade and architecture.
ReplyDeleteThe temple tower is very beautiful! Thanks for the details.
ReplyDeleteHow ornate and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLovely clicks Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteWonderful temple, another great beauty. Good photos.
ReplyDeleteAmazing structure! Happy sky watching.
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It is so lovely to see green leaves.;) Here our trees are almost bare.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful architecture as well.;)
Have a nice weekend,
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Ótimo mês de novembro para você.
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The tower of this temple is indeed intricate and beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI like all the tiny shadows tucked away in the carving!
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I wish I could have seen the craftsmen at work. I can't even imagine how this glorious temple was made.
ReplyDeleteGreat details once again.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful temple! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the appreciation.
ReplyDeletethe details are incredible!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of a beautiful temple. Love the ornate carving...even from a distance. Thank you for taking part of Mandarin Orange Monday:)
ReplyDeleteThis Temple is indeed looking very Lovely...
ReplyDeleteI should go there sometime, this temple is really ancient and so beautiful, peaceful too.
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