File:6th century temple ruins, Visavada Gujarat.jpg

English: Visavada is about 25 kilometers northwest of Porbandar. It has many ruins and restored temples from the 6th to 14th century. Among these is the Mul Dwarka complex with several temples and which also includes the Jnana Vapi (Vav Visawada). To the northwest is a small temple from 6th century. Its floor plan is a simple square. Built about the same time as the Gop temple of Gujarat, this simple looking Visavada temple is a notable landmark in the Gujarati temple architecture.

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