The Devgiri Fort 15 kms from Aurangabad, has many interesting structures. Each one of them is very different from each other.
The fort also has a temple, dedicated to Bharat Mata Mandir. It is opposite to Chand Minar near the Hathi Hauz. There is a dome shaped entrance gate to the temple.
This temple has many ancient pillar halls and there is a wide courtyard in front of the temple.
Within the rows of pillars there is a beautiful sanding image of Bharat Mata. The image of deity is very new when compared to rest of the structures.
The fort also has a temple, dedicated to Bharat Mata Mandir. It is opposite to Chand Minar near the Hathi Hauz. There is a dome shaped entrance gate to the temple.
This temple has many ancient pillar halls and there is a wide courtyard in front of the temple.
Within the rows of pillars there is a beautiful sanding image of Bharat Mata. The image of deity is very new when compared to rest of the structures.
beautiful location..
ReplyDeleteWe too found it to be very unique and interesting. Nice pictures.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous stonework! Really nice post. Hope you are doing well.
ReplyDeleteSo many beautiful pillars..
ReplyDeleteThat pillar court just goes on forever....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and interesting.
ReplyDeleteHistory is always so interesting. The photo of that ancient pillar walk fascinates me - so beautiful. Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely - I really like those pillars.
ReplyDeleteWhat interesting place.
ReplyDeleteHistorical perspectives in architecture!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing
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Beautiful colours in that row of pillars. What lovely stonework.
ReplyDeleteFascinating collection of pillars and archways - I like the image with solitary bell!
ReplyDeleteGreat photographs, they make very interesting mosaics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful looking....
ReplyDeleteIf it were not that far away I would love to visit it someday
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Stunning pictures,
ReplyDeletedepicted so well in an amazing land.
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Really like that second photo! Thanks for sharing.
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The photo of all the columns and that perspective looking down the aisle is perfect.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting.
I really like the row of pillars.
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will definitely have a look at your blog before my next visit to India :)
ReplyDeleteLovely and fascinating pictures! A very interesting place to visit! A great week!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!
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Your sharing thrills us, Rajesh
ReplyDeleteThe pillars look incredible. Looks like the temple has a lot of visitors.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful capture on the complex comprise diverse architectures!
ReplyDeleteYour wonderful photo of the ancient pillar halls evoked strong emotion, perhaps because I thought of the massive amount of human labour and (most likely) suffering that went into their construction. Love ABC Wednesday for the way it takes us around the world. Beautiful post.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures Rajesh
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