The ancient Chandrabhaga temples are located within a compound comprised of five temples, a Ganesha mandapa (pillared porch), several chhatris (memorials), a ghata (river bank), and numerous scattered sculptures. Chandrabhaga is also considered a tirtha (sacred pilgrimage site), where worshippers perform rituals and take baths. The entire complex falls under the protected monuments overseen by the Jaipur Circle of the Archaeological Survey of India.

Creator

• Temples of India Project Team

Contributors

• Dr Nikita Rathore

Publisher

• Jio Institute

Keyword

• Chandravati Temples
• Sitaleshwar Temple
• Archaeological Survey of India (ASI)
• Rajasthan
• Vishnu
• Chandrabhaga River
• Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), Jaipur Circle
• Built Heritage
• Architecture
• Jhalrapatan
• Nagara Temple Style
• Chandramoleshwar Mahadeva Temple
• Shiva
• Temples of India
• 7th century to 10th century CE
• Temple
• Kalika Devi or Navdurga Temple
• Jhalawar

Location

• Jhalawar

Resource type

• Image

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