Category:Vishnu temple, Buniyar
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The Vishnu temple of Buniyar (Boniyar) is an 8th-century colonnaded peristyle complex, with some structures added in early 10th century. The main temple of stone stands on two level platform, It has a notable trefoil arch, and has a square plan garbhagriya. The Archaeological Survey of India refers to this monument as "Ancient temple of Buniyar", while some locals call it "Prachin Shiv mandir".
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