The Eastern Group of temples lies on the outskirts of Khajuraho (State: Madhya Pradesh) at a short distance. This group of temples are known for the sculptural refinement and architecture of these temples is marvelous. These were constructed by the rulers of Chandela dynasty between 950 - 1150 A.D.
In this group the temples can be sub-divided into two groups.
In this group the temples can be sub-divided into two groups.
The temples belonging to Jainism are:
- Adinath Temple
- Parsvantah Temple
- Gahanti Temple
The other group of temples belonging to Hinduism are:
- Brahma Temple
- Vamana Temple
- Javeri Temple
Marvelous collage Sir! I hope to visit this and many other places one day!
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful detail in the architecture. The carvings of figures look amazing from what I can see.
ReplyDeleteThe architecture of these temples are really exquisite. Makes me want to jump on the plane & visit right now. Oh well, got to settle through the web in the mean time. :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely breathtaking! I'm so glad you share these magnificent temples in your world with us, Rajesh! Stunning photos as always! Have a great week!
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I am always in awe of the carvings that go into the beautiful temples in your part of the world.
ReplyDeletebeautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the informative post.
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just amazing to look at and think of all the thought and spirit that went into building them.
ReplyDeletethat's a good place to go, hitting 6 temples at one time.
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These are very beautiful temples. I look forward to exploring them in more detail in the days ahead.
ReplyDeleteRajesh, they are awesome temples. The detail on the buildings are beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteThe temples are amazing. Interesting post again!
ReplyDeletegreat shots. love the architectural designs of the temples.
ReplyDeleteamazing buildings!
ReplyDeleteSimilar, yet different, I look forward to seeing them.
ReplyDeleteLove the way you have taken the shots. Great collage.
ReplyDeleteWow ... those sculptural carving is stunning ... would love to see some closeup of them too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing n waiting for the next post with more detail !!
incredible structures!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these wonderful photos
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Interesting to know the difference temples belonging to different groups. Very beautiful temples.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to imagine the intricacy of the carvings. I wonder how long construction took on each one?
ReplyDeleteWhat magnificent structures!
ReplyDeleteThat's the most interesting kind of exotic architecture for me, they're like castle made of sand.
ReplyDeleteThe sheer scale of these temples is remarkable. I'm surprised to learn that the Jains have temples.
ReplyDeleteAmazing architecture!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and impressive buildings! What is the difference between Jainism and Hinduism?
ReplyDeleteRajesh, Khajuraho never fails to surprise! So ornamental and minutely carved, A delight!
ReplyDeleteA huge number of people like traveling like you. But some of them give the information and share his experience like you and some forget like me!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am always blown away by this architecture! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice collage..thanks for sharing .
ReplyDeletetruly marvelous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me of my Khajuraho trip .... Great place to go back again
ReplyDeleteModern architecture could learn a lesson here.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting structures - the craftsmanship is amazing!
ReplyDeletelovely photographs of the temples :) thanks for sharing
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extraordinary design!
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Gorgeous collage!
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very elegant strictures...
ReplyDeleteHave you any idea of how many temples there are in India? And they all look gorgeous! It's amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! These are stunning!
ReplyDeletereally beautiful collage. Those temples are quite impressive with all the architectural details. have a good week!
ReplyDeleteIt says a alot about the quality of workmanship that they're still standing today after so many years.
ReplyDeleteThose look amazing. I'm looking very forward to you future posts on these temples.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI would love to visit India someday. Thank you for taking us on a virtual tour of the country.
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exquisite
ReplyDeletethanks to you I see India ... thanks for this Rajesh...
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This is really amazing, Rajesh!
ReplyDeleteHi Rajesh! Your collection of temples is marvelous: you should make a cd with all them!!
ReplyDeleteBlogtrotter Two managed to get inside a cave and take pictures there; enjoy the mites and tites and have a great week!
Impressive temples. Love your collage.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent structures!
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward with eagerness to the subsequent posts which will tell us more about these magnificent buildings.
ReplyDeleteThank you for posting them on E-day!
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These are construction marvels and exhibit the models of the period!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the Beauty of Khajuraho...I loved the place and would like to visit it time and again... each sculpture has a deep and profound meaning... transforms to a different world...
ReplyDeleteThanks to all for the appreciation. I will try to cover this place in some detail.
ReplyDeleteYour pictures reveal real and beautiful India .Thanks for reminding us that we are a part of this culturally enriched country.Great job.
ReplyDeleteThe temples are so elegant and beautiful. Hard to imagine how much time each must have taken. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThey are so majestic and so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThey are so beautiful! And I think it is amazing how OLD they are. Of course, we have nothing like them here in the states... :)
ReplyDeleteVery impressive temples. The architecture is so amazing and the fact that they have been there for so long.
ReplyDeleteThanks for appreciating these temples. You will really love the details.
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