Ishvara Temple Arsikere was built in1219 during the reign of King Ballala II. Hoysala style architecture, intricate sculpted facade, interior
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Ishvara Temple Arsikere was built in1219 during the reign of King Ballala II. Hoysala style architecture, intricate sculpted facade, interior
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This is my third visit to Virupaksha Temple in Hampi, and each time I’ve documented changes in visitor management, conservation work, and site accessibility. In 2010, the temple felt less structured—most tourists stayed near the main sanctum without exploring the outer corridors or the 100-pillared hall. By 2015, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) had
Discover Arunachaleswarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai with our 2026 guide. From Girivalam dates to the legend of the Agni Lingam, explore architecture, rituals, and practical tips for your visit.
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Why You Must Visit Dakshineswar Kali Temple in 2026 When I visited Dakshineswar Kali Temple in November 2022, I felt the unmistakable spiritual energy that draws millions of devotees every year. I knew the temple timings well, but what I didn’t anticipate was the long queue of devotees! They were everywhere there… all bathed, wrapped
The first time I stood before the King’s Balance in Hampi, I tried to imagine the scene it once hosted—a 15th-century Vijayanagara king seated on a massive stone scale, offering his own weight in gold or grain to his people. Known locally as Tula Bhara Hampi, this understated structure lies close to the magnificent Vittala