Darasuram is a small town in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is in the Tanjore district just 3 km from the temple town of Kumbakonam. This ancient town originally was known by the name Rajarajapuram.
This place is known for Airavateswarar Temple, which is a rare specimen of architectural and sculptural workmanship.
We visited the place while touring the state of Tamil Nadu along with other cities like Tanjore, Gangaikondacholapuram and Kumbakonam.
This place is known for Airavateswarar Temple, which is a rare specimen of architectural and sculptural workmanship.
We visited the place while touring the state of Tamil Nadu along with other cities like Tanjore, Gangaikondacholapuram and Kumbakonam.
25 comments:
beautiful pictures of some breath taking beauties...
That is an incredible temple, it must be even more impressive in person.
This looks really beautiful Rajesh...
Excellent captures on the temple towers!
Beautiful. Such amazing artistry and architecture.
I have been to Tanjore. Beautiful.
The Airavateswarar Temple is absolutely fantastic! The sculptures are amazing.
Wonderful architecture!
Great photos, just spectacular architecture, great artwork !!
very delicate and detailed one
Very impressive!
The temple looks like an intricate, multi-tiered wedding cake. Gorgeous.
Just gorgeous architecture !
so much detail in the buildings. stunning work!!
Small town, big temple!
Shadowy Cross
Amazing details and a beautiful temples. Lovely buildings and photos.. Have a happy week!
Incredibly detailed sculpture!!!
Really nice shots of those buildings...
Beautiful. I've been gone so long I'd forgotten what lovely pictures you take!! Cathy
The detail is just exquisite - the hours of workmanship is incredible
Happy Christmas Rajesh!
Wren x
The more you explore your country, the more I fall in Love India.
Merry Xmas.
Architecturally magnificent temple - falls under Grand Chola Monuments and maintained by ASI !
I really love the architecture of these temples.
Awesome pictures of the marvelous architectural splendors.
Nice shot of the lovely temple.:)
Cheers,
Sriram & Krithiga
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