Category:Solah Kambha Temple, Barsur
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Solah Kambha temple, also referred to as the Solah Khamba mandir, is a 12th century Shiva temple in western part of Barsur, south Chhattisgarh. It exemplifies the Hindu traditions in Bastar region of south Chhattisgarh. The site consists of 16 pillars, damaged mandapa, damaged sanctum and lost sikhara. The ruins of this temple were scattered around this site, much covered by mud. This was excavated in the 2010s by local groups along with a few other temples such as the Peddamma temple ruins. The surviving structure and excavated ruins have been clean up and restoration efforts.
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