India, a land of spirituality and architectural marvels, is home to some of the world's most ancient and awe-inspiring ...

Tamil Nadu’s Kanchipuram is a treasure trove of spiritual heritage and stunning Dravidian architecture. Here are some of the ...

Sri Ranganathaswamy temple in Tamil Nadu is the world's largest functioning Hindu temple complex. It features 21 vibrant Gopurams, with the Rajagopuram being the tallest. The temple's Dravidian ...

Located on Tamil Nadu’s coast, the magnificent Ramanathaswamy Temple is one of India’s most revered pilgrimage sites. Here is ...

Author Deepa Mandlik discusses the profound influence of Indian temple architecture, dynastic patronage, and the mysteries behind iconic temples in her new book Dynasties of Devotion.

Sewdass Sadhu was an indentured labourer, credited with single-handedly building the famous “Temple in the Sea” in the Gulf ...

The term "Deccano-Dravida" appears in Michael Meister and M. A. Dhaky, eds., Encyclopaedia of Indian Temple Architecture, vol. 1, pt. 2, South India: Upper Dravidadesa, Early Phase, A.D. 550–1075 (New ...

The Dravidian-styled temples are Sangameshwara, Virupaksha and Mallikarjuna temple. The Nagara-styled temples are Kadasiddheshvara, Jambulinga, Galagnatha and Kashi Visveswara temples. The only ...

While the first part of the tradition is in accordance with the style of architecture, the latter part is evidently incorrect, as an inscription in the temple shows that the two teachers were not ...

The temple's Dravidian architecture encloses seven prakarams, each with distinct shrines, halls, and markets, showcasing figures, celestial beings, and scenes from Hindu legends.