Shore Temple
Shore Temple Granite Board
Krishna's Butter Ball - Balancing Rock
Olakkanneshvara Temple
Pallava Art
Arjuna's Penance
Inner sanctum
Mahishamardini Mandapam
Pallava Art Tomb
Mahabalipuram | World Heritage Tourist Centre :
Mahabalipuram or Mamallapuram is a small tourist village in Tamil Nadu. The town is famous for its stone carvings made during the Pallava dynasty in 7th – 9th century. This historical site is also listed in UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. These monuments and temples are located about 58 – 60 km away from Chennai the capital city of the state.
Shore Temples: These are the oldest monuments of this heritage site build in somewhere around 700 AD. Most of these are re-constructed because of the damage caused by a cyclone.
Thirukadalmallai : A temple at the sea shore built on the instructions of a Pallava King in order to protect and safeguard other sculptures from the ocean. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Shore Temples: These are the oldest monuments of this heritage site build in somewhere around 700 AD. Most of these are re-constructed because of the damage caused by a cyclone.
Thirukadalmallai : A temple at the sea shore built on the instructions of a Pallava King in order to protect and safeguard other sculptures from the ocean. This temple is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
Huge Giant Rock Weathered By Wind
Shore Temple
Left Panel Wall
Seashore at Mamallapuram
Varaha Cave Bas relief
Trimurti cave Temple
Mamallapuram Lighthouse
Rayar Gopuram
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