Haunted Kiradu Temple of Rajasthan
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- Date de parution13/01/2022
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Résumé
Just like the state of Rajasthan wrapped in mystery! From the highway to the alleys, millions of secrets are hidden in every sand! Even experts today have not been able to unravel the many architectural mysteries of the state! For example, the Kiradu temple. It is a desert landscape, with a sigh of dry air over it. Kiradu seems to be creepy during the day. The front door of the temple has been closed for a long time due to rust.
Thus, the appearance of other temples of 11th-12th century is not much different from his. Its resemblance to the Khajuraho temple is such that many call it 'Khajuraho of Rajasthan'. The Kiradu Temple is located 35 km from Baram, a desert town in Rajasthan. But this temple is not only famous for its amazing architecture, but also for its fame. No one can even dream of spending the night in this temple of Solanki style architecture.
According to the locals, it is forbidden to enter the temple after evening. Since this temple has been cursed since ancient times, when people enter here after sunset, they immediately turn to stone.
Thus, the appearance of other temples of 11th-12th century is not much different from his. Its resemblance to the Khajuraho temple is such that many call it 'Khajuraho of Rajasthan'. The Kiradu Temple is located 35 km from Baram, a desert town in Rajasthan. But this temple is not only famous for its amazing architecture, but also for its fame. No one can even dream of spending the night in this temple of Solanki style architecture.
According to the locals, it is forbidden to enter the temple after evening. Since this temple has been cursed since ancient times, when people enter here after sunset, they immediately turn to stone.
Just like the state of Rajasthan wrapped in mystery! From the highway to the alleys, millions of secrets are hidden in every sand! Even experts today have not been able to unravel the many architectural mysteries of the state! For example, the Kiradu temple. It is a desert landscape, with a sigh of dry air over it. Kiradu seems to be creepy during the day. The front door of the temple has been closed for a long time due to rust.
Thus, the appearance of other temples of 11th-12th century is not much different from his. Its resemblance to the Khajuraho temple is such that many call it 'Khajuraho of Rajasthan'. The Kiradu Temple is located 35 km from Baram, a desert town in Rajasthan. But this temple is not only famous for its amazing architecture, but also for its fame. No one can even dream of spending the night in this temple of Solanki style architecture.
According to the locals, it is forbidden to enter the temple after evening. Since this temple has been cursed since ancient times, when people enter here after sunset, they immediately turn to stone.
Thus, the appearance of other temples of 11th-12th century is not much different from his. Its resemblance to the Khajuraho temple is such that many call it 'Khajuraho of Rajasthan'. The Kiradu Temple is located 35 km from Baram, a desert town in Rajasthan. But this temple is not only famous for its amazing architecture, but also for its fame. No one can even dream of spending the night in this temple of Solanki style architecture.
According to the locals, it is forbidden to enter the temple after evening. Since this temple has been cursed since ancient times, when people enter here after sunset, they immediately turn to stone.
