In Shimoga in the fort area is the 16th century Shivappa Nayak Palace of Keladi Dynasty. Next to the palace is the ancient temple of Lord Hanuman.
Here it can be seen the sculptures depicting a scene from epic 'Ramayana'. Sita mata asking Lakshmna to go after the golden deer and bring it to her.
This temple is as ancient as the palace. Once one enters the the main gate of the temple with huge tower, the temple is at the center of the open place.
Here it can be seen the sculptures depicting a scene from epic 'Ramayana'. Sita mata asking Lakshmna to go after the golden deer and bring it to her.
incredible India!!!
ReplyDeleteHow incredibly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is a delightful temple. So much to take in. I am thinking all the rich details of this beautiful place are an invitation to consider the marvelous and beautiful complexity of th world.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures
ReplyDeleteThe sculptures are so neatly carved...I loved the deer. Amazing artwork!! Thanks for sharing, Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful temple.
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Wow...
ReplyDeleteThe carvings on this building are superb! How did they do that?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! The temple tower is simple and great.
ReplyDeleteI so want to visit India, seeing your lovely posts.
ReplyDeleteAgain stunning!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada
ReplyDeleteIncredible sculptures and such a beautiful temple! Superb captures as always, Rajesh! Hope you and your family have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteHope to visit some day!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots.
So beautiful, love all the colours.;)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend,
xoxo
...beautiful pics and information Rajesh! The temple does look grand!
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ReplyDeleteNice pictures, yes, I like this temple, truly stunning beauty.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful temple here.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots of the temple with all the artistic features against the sky.
ReplyDeleterajesh u r a real traveller...these photographs are raising india's pride....really amazing to knw the wonderful culture...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos Rajesh! Happy sky watching.
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Beautiful
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! Visiting from Sky Watch Friday.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Fabulous setting, so much detailed work to appreciate, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeletebeautiful pics
ReplyDeleteThe tower is spectacular. I really like the details of the sculptures.
ReplyDeleteAnother amazing place and great photos.
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Bom fim de semana!
Beijinhos.
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Wonderful place as always. Consistenly, it makes me dream of being on the places you post here.
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ReplyDeleteAmazing sculptures!
ReplyDeleteAnother example of the incredibly ornate and intricate carvings -just breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteOnly devoted artisans could have created such a beautiful temple!
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I am loving India's sculptures...
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/Chie
Wonderful photos. The details in the sculptures is amazing. Such work that went into this Temple all while telling a story. Truly amazing.
ReplyDeleteThank you for appreciating this little known temple.
ReplyDeletewow amazing pics!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful indeed!
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ReplyDeleteFine intricate craftsmanship, I wish to see them one day.
ReplyDeleteThe intricate details of the sculptures are wonderfully prominent and the craftsmanship is widely appreciable. Nice captures. I should visit this temple.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have visited this temple :-). Thanks for taking me there again.
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