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The Great Living Temples of Cholas<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Airavatesvara <\/strong>temple shaped like a chariot in Darasuam was built by RajaRaja Chola II <\/strong>in the 12th century. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the temple boasts off the architectural precision of the Chola dynasty. Carvings of “Yali<\/strong>” having the trunk of an elephant, head of a lion, body of a bull, and ears of a big horned sheep, and ears of a pig are fictional creatures believed to have helped the kingdom while waging wars. The “musical steps<\/strong>” nearby the Nandi is a living testament for Chola’s knowledge toward art and architecture.<\/p>\n

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Brihadeeswarar <\/strong>temple in Tanjore was incepted by Raja Raja Chola I <\/strong>in 1003 AD and completed in 1010 AD. Nandi made of a monolith towering 13 feet, the 80-ton granite boulder <\/strong>on the top of the 216 feet “gopura<\/em>”, and the aura of Lord Shiva celebrates the unbelievable architectural worship of the Chola empire. The thousand-year-old temple is proudly known as the ‘Big Temple<\/strong>’.<\/p>\n

Gangaikondacholapuram <\/strong>temple is the feminine version<\/strong> of the ‘Big Temple’ and was built by the great Rajendra Chola as a symbol of the dynasty’s remarkable expansion up to the Ganges. The Cholagangam<\/strong> lake was also built to celebrate the victorious quest. The Simhakeni, ornated “vimanas<\/em>” (temple towers), 13-feet Shivalingam, stories of the sage Chandikeshwara, and the ineffable inscriptions of the Chola capital <\/strong>are the remnants of an unadulterated empire.<\/p>\n

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The 400-odd stone-cut higgledy-piggledy steps of the Rockfort Temple<\/strong> in Trichy offers tourists a panoramic view of the city from the Uchipillayar <\/strong>Shrine at the top. Make use of the golden hour instead of the blue hour to complete the climb, barefoot.<\/p>\n

The ancient Pallava kingdom of Kanchipuram – Mamallapuram <\/strong>or Mahabs as colloquially mentioned is best explored during the sunset. The riddle-fed Arjuna’s penance <\/strong>and their connection with the Himalayas attract the mythological crowd. South of this 12-meter tall rock surface is the unfinished Pancha Pandava Mandapa. <\/strong>The Trinities of Hinduism – Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva have an adorned Trimurthi Cave Temple<\/strong> here. The Five Rathas <\/strong>and Shore Temple <\/strong>herald the maritime architectural skills of the Pallavas. <\/strong>Interested in Sanskrit stories? The southern end of Mahabalipuram welcomes you with carvings of the Puranas<\/strong>. Witness the “Boar Avatar<\/em>” of Vishnu in the act of rescuing Goddess Earth in the Varaha Mandapam. <\/strong>Explore the timeless carvings of the Pallavas and spend your al fresco hours in the relaxing shores of Mahabs during your Tamilnadu tour<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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The ruins of Hampi<\/strong> although a melancholic tale, has seen the ascend and descend of empires contributing to the UNESCO World Heritage Site status.<\/p>\n

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The intricate craftsmanship involved in the carving of erotic effigies, water channel system, sub-shrines, stucco figures, three-headed Nandi, and bedecked pillars of the Virupaksha <\/strong>Temple sleeping on the banks of Tungabhadra<\/strong> is a must-visit monument. The location of Sasivekalu Ganesha <\/strong>Temple and Kadalakelu Ganesha <\/strong>offers an instagrammable outlook and also the treasure of Karnataka<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

Trek and climb the photogenic Mathunga Hills <\/strong>while UNESCO tagged Hemakutta Temple <\/strong>combines history and religion in a hilly setup. Pick embroidered shawls, classical coins, stone figurines, and clay dolls in the Hampi Bazaar <\/strong>of the erstwhile Vijayanagar Empire. The Pampa Sarovar<\/strong> – the sacred pond of the Hindus near the Hanuman Hill in Anegundi has an active temple whereas Achyutaraya Temple <\/strong>reminding the sculptures of Alexandria <\/strong>offers a spectacular sight at dawn and dusk during your Karnataka tour<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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After admiring the group of monuments in Hampi, the tombs of Bidar Fort <\/strong>await history lovers.<\/p>\n

When you are in Mysore, falling in love with the Mysore Palace<\/strong> is a mandatory process. The blend of Hindu, Gothic, and Islamic architecture with an Indo-Saracenic<\/strong> layout overlooks the Chamundi hills. The Heritage tour in Karanatka is never complete without sighting the 57-feet Gomateshwara or ‘Bahubali’<\/strong> statue built in 981 AD during the Ganga dynasty.<\/p>\n

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Monuments like Bijapur Citadel, Raja’s Tomb<\/strong> in the serene hills of Coorg, and a bunch of monuments in Pattadakal<\/strong> incarnated during the Chalukyas dynasty need a separate write-up to exemplify their historic presence.<\/p>\n

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God’s own country<\/a><\/strong> has the giant key-hole shaped Bekal Fort <\/strong>backed up by the lustrous backwaters. Anjuthengu <\/strong>established in 1684 as the leisure grounds of Englishmen, Indian mythology decorated walls and royal possessions stuffed Dutch Palace <\/strong>of Kochi, the famous Thalaserry Fort <\/strong>with its clandestine chambers and doors, other palaces of historical importance, and Jewish<\/strong> or Paradesi Synagogue<\/strong> in Ernakulam lure backpackers, historians, and architectural enthusiasts.<\/p>\n

Traveling to the past fort of the Mughals, Hyderabad, tourists can consume the culturally beloved Charminar<\/strong>, acoustic wonders of Golconda <\/strong>Fort, the grandeur of Falaknuma <\/strong>Palace, European architecture devoured mosaics of the Purani Haveli, <\/strong>and buried Paigah Tombs <\/strong>carrying the nobility of the Nizams.<\/p>\n

Hyder Ali owned Gooty Fort <\/strong>at a distance of 100 km from Kurnool, Anantagiri hill’s fabled pride – Borra Caves<\/strong>, Gupta dynasty’s 4th century built monoliths in Undavalli Caves, <\/strong>the recreational fort of Kondapalli<\/strong> near Vijayawada, the inaccessible labyrinths of Rayadurgam <\/strong>Fort, the second largest cave in India – Belum Caves <\/strong>bearing a big Buddhist statue near the entrance, easily trekkable Adoni <\/strong>fort near Kurnool, and the water-bearing archaeological wonder Bavikonda <\/strong>hold the monumental vibes of Andhra and Telangana region.<\/p>\n

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If you have painted in the monumental glory of these states, you can experience the poignant-free provinces of Pondicherry. Starting from the monolithic pillar surrounding the Gandhi Statue, Dupleix <\/strong>statue, <\/strong>the reminiscent French War Memorial, <\/strong>the unified Auroville <\/strong>or “City of Dawn<\/em>”, and the French-engineered Lighthouse in Pondicherry attract a huge number of peace-loving crowds.<\/p>\n

While, the Basilica of Bom Jesus<\/strong>, Secretariat Building, visually gratifying Church of St Kajetan, photogenic Viceroy’s Arch, and experience seeking grounds of Fort Aguada<\/strong> bestow ‘monument hunters’ a Portuguese banquet in Goa in addition to the terra’s beautiful beaches.<\/p>\n

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Often unexplored territories and honeymoon destinations like Lakswadeep and Andaman are unaddressed when it comes to monuments. Remember! A place without a historic shade in and around the Indian peninsula is rare. 1885 built, 300 feet Southside Lighthouse <\/strong>guarantees a blissful sight of coconut tree boulevard beaches while the remorse and disturbing pasts of the Cellular Jail<\/strong> in Port Blair is a National Memorial <\/strong>now. An array of freedom fighter’s photos and the Nethaji Gallery here still have the scent of the Indian Independence.<\/p>\n

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The monuments of South-India<\/a><\/strong> are not just memories of the past but also unavoidable chapters of countless human emotions. You might start with the “Golden Triangle”<\/strong> but the monuments of South India have life lessons buried deep inside these colossal structures.<\/p>\n

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Explore South India<\/a><\/strong> through its mysterious monuments. Start Mission Monument, now!<\/p>\n

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Get in touch with your customized travel panacea, with Indian Panorama<\/a><\/strong>, to explore India like never before!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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