Introduction
Thousand
Pillar Temple of Andhra Pradesh - Located
in the Warangal District of Andhra Prdesh, the Thousand Pillar Temple
symbolises the brilliance of the Kakatiya architecture. Erected by Rudra
Devi in 1163 AD, the temple is the biggest draw at Hanamkonda. The
nature-rich surroundings add much to the beauty of the temple. The ancient
temple lies close to the Hanamkonda-Warangal Highway.
Andhra Pradesh Thousand Pillar Temple Tours- History
The temple was built by Rudra Devi in 1163 AD on the lines of the Chalukyan
style. The star-shaped architecture of the temple is a fine example of the
Kakatiya art and architecture. The Kakatiya rulers were great patronages of
art and the temple is a testimony to their designing senses. The rulers had
employed legendary sculptors of their times.
Thousand Pillar Temple of Andhra Pradesh - Architecture
The temple has been built in the shape of a star. Standing on a
1-metre-high platform, the temple has three shrines dedicated to Lord Shiva,
Vishnu and Surya. The temple is positioned on the slopes of the Hanumakonda
Hill. You can also view a huge statue of Nandi, the sacred bull of Shiva.
The statue is built in black basalt and has a lovely finish. A number of
small lingam shrines can also be seen around. The delicately carved pillars,
screens and beautiful sculptures are a worthy experience for all.
Accessibility of Thousand Pillar Temple of Andhra Pradesh
Hyderabad, at a distance of 141 km, is the closest airport from Warangal.
By rail routes, the city is connected with all the major cities and towns of
the country. Road route too is well established.
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