Gol Gumbaz: Where Whispers can be Heard
Adil Shah built the tomb of Gol Gumbaz shortly after assuming the throne of the Bijapur Sultanate. Each of the tomb's four minarets has seven stories and staircases. These minarets offer a panoramic perspective of Bijapur.
Adhi Ratneswarar Temple: A Temple Where Sun God is Praised
The Adhi Ratneswarar Temple is a significant Hindu temple with Shiva as the presiding deity. It is situated in the town of Tiruvadanai, in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu.
Ramappa Temple: The Temple Named after its Sculptor
The Ramalingeswara Temple, also referred to as the Ramappa Temple, was built in 1213 AD. It was constructed under the Kakatiya Kingdom's rule. It is believed to be the only temple in the nation that is known by the name of its sculptor, Ramappa, who created the temple, which is dedicated to Lord Ramalingeswara.
The Ancient Town of Banavasi
Banavasi is said be the oldest town in Karnataka; earlier known as Konkanapura, a temple town. The main attraction is the Madhukeshwara Temple which was built in 9th century.
Anegundi: A Lost Chapter of History
Across the Tungabhadra River is the fortress town Anegundi, pre-dating Vijayanagara and the city’s 14th-century headquarters. More ancient than Hampi, Anegundi lies in the mythical kingdom of Kishkinda, ruled by monkey king Sugriva (from the Epic Ramayana).
Kakatiya Architecture: An Influence of the Chalukyas
The Kakatiya dynasty of South India ruled the majority of the eastern Deccan region, which includes Telangana and Andhra Pradesh today, as well as a small portion of eastern Karnataka and southern Odisha. Their capital was Orugallu, now known as Warangal. A distinctive architectural style known as Kakatiya Architecture was developed during the Kakatiya era; notable examples include the Warangal Fort, the Thousand Pillar Temple in Hanamkonda, the Ramappa Temple in Palampet, and the Kota Gullu in Ghanpur. Inscriptions, including about 1,000 stone inscriptions and 12 copper-plate inscriptions, provide a lot of information about the Kakatiya era.
Panchalingeshwara Temple: A Temple with Five Shrines
This temple with five shrines is one of the surviving examples of Hoysala architecture. Many legends associated with this temple still blow the minds of visitors.
Marundeeswarar Temple: A Temple Believed to Cure Ailments
A fabled temple known as Marundeeswarar Temple can be found in Chennai's breezy Thiruvanmiyur neighbourhood. The largest temple in Thiruvanmiyur is this one. This majestic temple was constructed in honour of Lord Shiva, who took the form of Lord Marundeeswarar. It is stated that Lord Marundeeswarar possesses healing abilities. One of Tamil Nadu's most revered Shiva temples is this one.
Bojjana Konda: A Rock cut Marvel amongst the Green Fields
Remnants of Buddhism found in Andhra Pradesh are one of the largest pieces of evidence of habitation during that era. Bojjana Konda Buddhist caves are evidences of our glorious past.
Amrutesvara Temple: An Epitome of Hoysala Architecture
The Amrutesvara Temple's architecture is still visible today throughout Karnataka's central region, serving as a reminder to tourists of the area's lengthy history and rich heritage. a temple that embodies the key elements of South Indian temple architecture and serves as a significant place of worship for many followers.