Halebid hoysaleshwar temple inside

[@kuru6212]

Adbhut

[@ЭммаКозлова-с2ф]

Прошли года и века,а храмы в индии живут своей жизнью.

[@AlaskanInsights]

That ring at the top of a lot of these columns are very interesting. They look to be made of a different stone , like they can move. and they have points and symbols on and around them. like a giant decoder ring or puzzle box.

[@phanikumarkandala7701]

ఓం ఫణీశ్వరాయ ఫణి వర్యాయ ఫణా మణివిభూషనాయనమః

[@arunrao220]

Also watch Praveen Mohan's videos about the Chennakeshava temple in Belur

[@danmidtdal4358]

Stop moving the camera so much , move , pause on the good stuff, pause and so on. Hard to see anything meaningful with all the movement.

[@venkatsubbu8000]

Agree with u

[@dallusinghyadav6849]

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[@PrashantSharma-um5hp]

उफ़! पत्थर पर ऐसी नक्काशी, इसके आगे ताजमहल क्या चीज है?

[@tedwalker1370]

The intricate carving of the stone is truly a wonder to behold. Am I correct in assuming no one is alive that saw these being built ? No one knows for sure when they were built. Is it possible that the present day peoples found these when they arrived in this land? Would the awe inspiring designs cause the ancestors to think they had had arrived in a sacred place ? I can see why the places would become temples.