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Pattadakal temple complex Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage site, Karnataka Royalty Free Stock Photo

View of Pattadakal temple complex, Pattadakal, Karnataka Royalty Free Stock Photo

Wide landscape of Pattadakal temple complex, Bagalakote, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Ruinous wall at Pattadakal temple complex, Bagalakote, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage site featuring 6th and 7th-century Hindu and Jain temples, Karnataka, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage site featuring 6th and 7th-century Hindu (Shaivism) and Jain temples Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shivalingam outside at Pattadakal temple complex, Bagalakote, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal temple complex in wide park., Bagalakote, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal temple complex of 7th century Royalty Free Stock Photo

Sangameshvara, Jambulinga and Galaganatha back view, Pattadakal temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage site, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jambulinga and Galaganatha back view, Pattadakal temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage site, Karnataka, India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pattadakal Temple Complex, also called Pattadakallu or Raktapura, a UNESCO World Heritage site is a complex of numerous small shrines, plinths and ten major temples - nine Hindu and one Jain, all nine Hindu temples are dedicated to Lord Shiva, the Pattadakal monuments reflect a fusion of two major Indian architectural styles, one from north India which is Rekha - Nagara - Prasada and the other from south India which is Dravida - Vimana, this complex is built in the 7th and 8th century CE, located on the west bank of the Malaprabha River in Bagalakot, Karnataka, India.