The rocky hills of Devrayan Durga near Bangalore is surrounded by forest. The hill is dotted with several temples and at the top is Yoganarasimha Temple.
This temple is believed to be 1000 years old. The temple has beautifully carved tower on the tower.
The tower of the main shrine at the back of the temple is beautifully carved.
This temple is believed to be 1000 years old. The temple has beautifully carved tower on the tower.
The tower of the main shrine at the back of the temple is beautifully carved.
Rajesh lindas imagenes Saludos
ReplyDeleteMi nuevo blog:
http://comprenderysaber.blogspot.com.es/
Wow, it is amazing these temples were built in the forest. Great shots, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI really do enjoy seeing the temples you visit. the sculpture is amazing. Love the shots looking down on the temple.
ReplyDeletemagnificent! :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. Loved Pic # 2 with the sky in the background.
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos esp first one
ReplyDeletenice info
thanks rajesh
Nice post. It is an interesting temple all the way up. Been here 5-6 years back.
ReplyDeletehttp://rajniranjandas.blogspot.in/2013/07/mekedatu-and-sangam.html
inspire awe
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
~ > < } } ( ° > <3
> < } } ( ° >
> < 3 3 3 ( ' >
Whoa...just magnificent, and so intricate!
ReplyDeleteAlways amazing temples and great photos ~ Happy Day to you ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous and what a site! Love all that carving!
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful towers in marble white! Wonderful view from above.
ReplyDeleteThat's a stunning temple. My favorite is the temple against the brilliant blue sky.
ReplyDeleteCool captures
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome place/temple, Rajesh! Terrific captures for the day!! Hope you have a great week!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, Intricate temple. Is it made of marble?
ReplyDeleteAnd its location is just way too spectacular.
Mighty rock!
ReplyDeleteHazel
Sometimes it seems there is a lovely ancient temple around every corner and behind every tree. Thanks as always for sharing your world. :)
ReplyDeleteWHat a great location for this lovely temple!
ReplyDeletei wonder if the whiteness of the tower shines when the sun hits it.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at how they manage build so much on the side of sheer mountains.
ReplyDeleteHas the skill of carving been passed down through the generations?
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! And set on the hillside makes a lovely place for it!
ReplyDeletebeautiful clicks
ReplyDeleteIt always amazes me how they build structures so high up the slopes. Great pics.
ReplyDeleteYOW! impressive
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
Nice pictures, beautiful temple located in this beautiful place ...!!
ReplyDelete1000 years old, that's pretty darn amazing Rajesh, how beautiful and intricate the carvings are. It would be a wonderful experience to see this temple.
ReplyDeletep.s. I enjoyed your birds from the previous post also.
All those beautiful buildings you show us must be kept in good condition. I wonder how it is done!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
Wil, ABCW Team.
I like the contrast between the intricate carvings and the huge slabs of rock it sits on and beside. Looks a beautiful place to visit.
ReplyDeleteThis is a magnificent temple. Your photos are marvelous.
ReplyDeleteThank you for appreciating the old temple on the hill.
ReplyDeleteI think you must be tired of me saying what wonderful structures yr temples are,
ReplyDeleteWOW impressive. I would love to see this in person. Thanks for sharing such great pictures.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful sharing of temples. I enjoy your post so much as I see things and places I would not see otherwise.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this beautiful and ancient place. The sky is so gorgeously blue. Reminds me of how blue the sky was in France almost every day!
ReplyDeleteBeauty in stone... devotion in air..Beautiful places more beautifully captured.. Thanks for this post.
ReplyDeleteNice pics. Sounds like a good place to trek too. How do we reach up the mountain ?
ReplyDeleteNice one this. Have a question - which software do you use for watermarking? I use gimp, but am looking for a better, free alternative.
ReplyDeleteIt is a good place to be, but one should ascertain its opening timings before going, as it could be closed
ReplyDelete