Most of the South Indian temples have ponds attached to them. Thanks for sharing this marvellous post. I wonder whether there are many ponds that are 550years old. Sounds really interesting to me. I may visit the place in my next visit to South India.
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I'm wondering what makes a pond "sacred" and what that means. I guess you wouldn't want to swim in it.
Beautiful temple
How very pretty!
Lovely pond and great captures as always, Rajesh!! Hope you have a great weekend! Enjoy!!
Peaceful
Beautiful :) It reminded me my visit to Koti tirtha, Gokarna.
Beautiful photos
thanks
Great shots of the pond and temple. Have a happy weekend!
Nice Pictures
550 years!? That's ancient.
that is neat.
So much history…lovely shot.
What a beautiful pool... It looks so sacred. That must be a very holly air to breath.
Very nice shots!
This temple is really worth seeing...
LOVELY SHOT OF A POND... HAPPY WEEKEND...
very interesting picture
a greeting
Hi Jaresh, I wonder - can people bathe in the pond for blessing?
wow, interesting. 550 years of ancient history.
great shadow shots!!
Was a sacred person buried on that temple, that's why is sacred?
Very intriguing.
Water (except for floods, of course) seems to invite contemplation.
Desert Shadows
Magnifique endroit !
I too wish I understood why the pool is Sacred.
Great shot, nice the way the reflection shadows the pond; have a good week
Much love...
Most of the South Indian temples have ponds attached to them. Thanks for sharing this marvellous post. I wonder whether there are many ponds that are 550years old. Sounds really interesting to me. I may visit the place in my next visit to South India.
Beautiful
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Great view indeed... :-)
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nice share
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