7 Oldest Temples In India That Give A Glimpse Of The Bygone Era

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Oldest Temples In India

There are many temples that are scattered around the country. Take a look at some of the oldest temples that have a rich heritage as well.

Located in a cave, this temple is carved out of a single basalt rock of India.

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1. Kailasa Temple, Aurangabad

These are four separate temples, and each of these holds intricate carvings.

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2. Cave Temples, Badami

This temple has Chalukya-styled architecture and is dedicated to Lord Krishna.

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3. Dwarkadhish Temple, Dwarka

Located in Puri, this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it’s built in the form of a giant chariot.

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4. Sun Temple, Konark

This is a temple located in the town of Darasuram and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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5. Airavatesvara Temple, Kumbakonam

It is believed to have been built in 7th CE AD and is one of the grandest Shiva temples.

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6. Adi Kumbeshwara Temple, Kumbakonam

A Dravidian-style temple, this one depicts the royal taste of the Pallava dynasty.

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7. Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram

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A Dravidian-style temple, this one depicts the royal taste of the Pallava dynasty.