Jun 10, 2025
The five-storey underground masterpiece was built in 1499. Features Indo-Islamic sandstone carvings.
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Built in the Maru-Gurjara architecture style, it is built like an inverted temple with over 500 carved statues.
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Maharaja Jai Singh II built this in the 18th century with scientific instruments for astronomical observation.
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This riot of colour and symmetry features14 towering gopurams and over 33,000 sculptures in the Dravidian style.
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Ruined yet majestic, this 8th-century temple dedicated to the Sun God showcases a blend of Gandhara and Gupta architecture.
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This 16th-century Vijayanagara-style temple features a gravity-defying hanging pillar that has baffled engineers.
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The Gate of Grandeur is 15m high. Built by Akbar in 1601, it combines Persian and Islamic styles.
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Nestled within the royal grounds of Hampi, this was used as a retreat for the queens.
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Built with careful Kathi-Kuni architecture, this earthwuake resistant building overlooks the Kullu valley.
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