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Taranga Jain Temple | Gujarat | India

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It was constructed in 1121 by the Solanki dynasty king Kumarpal, advised by his teacher Acharya Hemachandra. A 2.75 m marble statue of Adinatha is the central idol. The compound consists of 14 temples in all, five of which are from the Digambar sect.





















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its a big complex of temples :uh: it was clean recently according to the pics in the first post? 10/10
its a big complex of temples :uh: it was clean recently according to the pics in the first post? 10/10
Yes, it was cleaned recently. Somehow it survived destruction/vandalism because of its remote location.

You can make out in the older pics, the rock had blackened with age.
Yes, it was cleaned recently. Somehow it survived destruction/vandalism because of its remote location.

You can make out in the older pics, the rock had blackened with age.
thanks :eek:kay: I tough the complex it was protected by a wall or something close :yes:
freakin' detailed art piece. how long did it take them to build that???

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freakin' detailed art piece. how long did it take them to build that???

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I couldn't find any information on that. It probably took a good number of years judging by the prolific sculpture.
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such details! wonder how it would look if it had a winder base, think it would look better
and how about demolising the surrounding ugly buildings and some landscaping >.>

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What do you mean by wider base?

I agree that they should probably replace those concrete structures with traditional buildings, but someone has to fund that.

such details! wonder how it would look if it had a winder base, think it would look better
and how about demolising the surrounding ugly buildings and some landscaping >.>

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