Monday, September 9, 2013

Someshwara Temple, Mulbagal

Historical town of Mulbagal has many temples of ancient period. One of the temple among them is Someshwara Temple.



This temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The Shiva linga here is similar to that at sacred Kashi or Varanasi. Outside the temple there is a big Nandi.



The temple looks externally simple when compared to the pillars inside. The pillars are beautifully carved with simple yet elegant sculptures.



The pillars are carved with small carvings which depict stories from epics.




27 comments:

  1. Wonderful variety of soft colours in this temple. Stunning craftsmanship.

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  2. Beautiful temple photos.
    Greetings, RW & SK

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  3. beautiful photos...

    nice info...

    thanks

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  4. Wonderful frames, Rajesh!!! Thanks for sharing...

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  5. I am always amazed at the intricacy of the beautiful carvings in India's temples.

    My Monday Mellow Yellows is about Lord Ganesha. Today, in India, there are celebrations everywhere

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  6. where is this Mulbagal?

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  7. Simple and beautiful temple! Good to see crowd free premises

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  8. Pillars look really beautiful, must be amazing to read stories from carvings.

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  9. Nice temple. Nice shots too.

    http://rajniranjandas.blogspot.in/

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  10. Lovely, colorful temple and wonderful captures for the day, Rajesh, as always! Have a great week!!

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  11. Yes, that pretty pictures, a magnificent temple!

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  12. very nice. how many temples are there in india? one will have to live out his whole life before you get to visit all of them, i think.

    have a great week.

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  13. You certainly have a lot of temples there and they are so pretty.

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  14. Lovely temple and photos, Rahesh! Thank you for sharing your world.

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  15. Anonymous03:17

    Your temples are always so beautiful ~ great photos,
    carol ^_^

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  16. That colorful roof line and the statues and scenes portrayed are a feast for the eyes, Rajesh.

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  17. The artwork in stone is amazing. Great shots.

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  18. India is so beautiful. I wish I could travel there someday. I read from a seasoned travel blogger that when you go to India, you can't help but fall in love with the country, its culture, people and land.

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  19. India has so many fantastic temples!

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  20. What a beautiful temple. The pillars are very ornate.

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  21. Amazing place. I would love to visit one of these days.

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  22. Thank you all.

    Kalpana: Mulbagal is on the way from Bangalore to Kolar. A slight deviation from highway close to Kolar will take one to this place.

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