One of the most mysterious temples of the late 11th century - early 12th century in the former kingdom of Haihaiyavanshi commissioned by Raja Jajjalladeva I of the Kalachuris of Ratnapura is the incomplete Vishnu Mandir at Janjgir. Locals say that this temple was actually constructed in two parts but the temple remained unfinished as... Continue Reading →
Kharod, known as the Kasi of Chhattisgarh is dotted with stunning brick temples dating back to the Vedic Period. Of these, only four remain today namely Shavari Devi Temple, Andal Deul, Lakshmaneshwar (also known as Lakhneshwar) Temple and Eeshaaneshwar Temple. The most famous temple of Kharod is Indal Deul also known as Andal Deul,... Continue Reading →
Kharod, a relatively sleepy town is a lesser - known treasure trove of ancient brick temples. This town of immense religious and spiritual potency is said to derive its name from Khara and Dushana, the younger brothers of Ravana. The great war between Khara and Dushana and Bhagawan Rama is said to have taken place here.... Continue Reading →
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