Sri VeerMaruthi Temple at Karkala is opposite to Lord Venkatramana Temple. This temple was originally built in 1539. The structure that we see now is built in 1972 as invocation.
The statue of Lord Hanuman is more than 15 feet. This statue is unique and the left hand on his hip, right hand on top facing sky, legs in walking style, eyes starred in angry form and hair on his head waving in the air.
The statue of Lord Hanuman is more than 15 feet. This statue is unique and the left hand on his hip, right hand on top facing sky, legs in walking style, eyes starred in angry form and hair on his head waving in the air.
nice to know about this temple.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! the architecture is so beautiful like many temples of Kerala, but yet its unique!
ReplyDeleteNice temple.
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A beautiful temple! Interesting one on the statue
ReplyDeleteInteresting and rather humorous. Looks someone took his worship outside in the first shot.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Lord Hanuman is a powerful god and in my native place there is a temple in Panchavadi with Lord Hanuman statue measuring about 36 feet . It's Magnifique!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful temple,Rajesh and interesting post!
ReplyDeleteSuch wonderful, clear blue, blue skies, Rajesh!! Great capture for the day! Enjoy your weekend!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great temple, it looks very well kept.
ReplyDeleteSo much I don't know! Like why he is so angry. That would be a very impressive statue.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo, with the clear blue sky, is beautiful, Rajesh!
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Yes, I love the architecture is very different! Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeleteOh so beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful temple.
ReplyDeleteThe statue is very interesting. The temple itself is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful entry detail in the first photo. And love your explanation of the ststue.
ReplyDeleteLovely temple!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great temple.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this image- have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and colorful! I'm so glad to visit this way!
ReplyDeleteA very interesting work of art on this temple. We do not have many in Texas.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful temple!
ReplyDeleteNice..have a lovely weekend... :-)
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