#Temples

Karnataka

Hoysaleswara Temple Halebidu - A visual journey

Rajasthan Diaries

Halebidu and Belur: Experiencing the Twin Jewels of Hoysala Architecture | Roadtrip from Bangalore

A heritage-focused road trip from Bangalore, best paired with Chikmagalur Quick AnswerHalebidu and Belur are two 12th-century Hoysala temples located just...

Hoysala Architecture: A Complete Guide to Karnataka’s Most Intricate Temple Style

Hoysala architecture photo guide — adhisthana layers, Kiratarjuniya frieze, madanikas at Belur, Belur vs Halebidu, soapstone carving.

Vietnam - A relaxed Itinerary for 10 days

Welcome to Vietnam, a country that captivates with its unique experiences, blending rich history, vibrant culture, breathtaking nature, and a culinary scene...

Top places to visit in Vietnam

There's a lot in Vietnam to cover in one vacation.Vietnam astounds with its contrasts, from bustling metropolises brimming with energy to serene beaches and...

Hoysaleswara Temple, Halebidu: History, Timings & Visitor Guide

Hoysaleswara Temple is the main attraction and a 900-year-old monument in Halebidu or Dwarasamudra, the capital of the Hoysalas. Every visit to this place...

Kumbhalgarh Fort — The Great Wall of India: What to See & How to Visit

Kumbhalgarh Fort is situated in the western part of the Aravali Hills in the Rajasthan. Rana Kumbha founded this fort during the 15th century. Built over a period of 15 years under the expert supervision of the famed architect of Kumbhalgarh Fort Rajasthan named Mandan, it is perfectly perched between eleven peaks of the Aravalli ranges. Maharana Pratap was born in Kumbhalgarh, he was known as the great warrior of Mewar, and the royal families occupied this fort until the 19th century. The world’s second-largest wall surrounds the Kumbhalgarh fort, and this is the second-largest fort in Rajasthan after the Chittorgarh Fort.