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#kumbakonam #kumbakonamtemples #darasuram #UNESCO To visit this temple contact : 99528 05389 Darasuram temple history part-1 link is below,    • Darasuram Airavatesvara Temple | Explained...   Location: Darasuram Temple/Coordinates 10.9485° N, 79.3575° E Kumbakonam is the town with numerous temple in all its direction. Kumbakonam is the temple city of Tamilnadu. The Airavatesvarar temple is one among a cluster of eighteen medieval era large Hindu temples in the Kumbakonam area, Thanjavur District. The temple is dedicated to Shiva. It also reverentially displays Vaishnavism and Shaktism traditions of Hinduism, along with the legends associated with Nayanmars – the Bhakti movement saints of Shaivism. Darasuram airavatesvara Temple is a Hindu temple of Dravidian architecture located near Kumbakonam in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu. This temple, built by Rajaraja Chola II in the 12th century CE is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with the Brihadeeswara Temple at Thanjavur, the Gangaikondacholisvaram Temple at Gangaikonda Cholapuram that are referred to as the Great Living Chola Temples. The main mantapa is called Raja Gambira as the elephant draws the chariot. The wheels were put back by the ASI at a later date. The ceiling has a beautiful carving of Shiva and Parvathi inside an open lotus. All the dancing poses of Bharatanatyam are carved in the stone. They are referred to as the Sodasa Upasaras. There is a carving showing the village womenfolk helping in the delivery of another female, who has both her hands on the shoulders of the two ladies, who are pressing their hands and the abdomen of the lady to help her deliver. 'These are very skillful and artistic works of superb style. This may give a glimpse into the social conditions of the past. The stone image of Ravana carrying Kailas is a fine specimen of workmanship. One finds sculptures of Buddha, Bhikshatana, Saraswathi without her Veena, and a sculpture of Ardhanarishvara, Brahma and Surya. airavatesvara temple #airavatheswarar temple darasuram temple airavatesvar temple temples airavateshvara temple airavatesvara temple facts airavatesvara temple video airavatesvara templ airavatesvara temple darasuram airavatesvara temple unesco airavatesvara temple history airavatesvara temple kumbakonam airavatesvara temple musical steps brihadeeshwarar temple airavatesvara temple history in tamil siva temple darasuram chola temple cholar temples darasuram unesco temple It was during this time that Shaivism took a very drastic step and lord Sarabheshwara would seem to have come into existence. Many reasons have been cited for this incarnation of Lord Shiva. Sarabha has the face of a lion and the body of a bird and has placed on his lap the mighty Lord Narasimha. A mantapa has been specially built for lord Sarabha, and thereafter has been installed in temples. The paintings on the walls have been repainted during the Nayak periods. darasuram darasuram temple dharasuram darasuram kumbakonam darasuram temple musical steps darasuram chola temple darasuram to thanjavur darasuram unesco temple darasuram musical steps darasuram temple history darasuram temple in tamil darasuram heritage temple darasuram temple location #darasuram darasuram airavatesvara temple darasuram temple history in tamil darasuram kovil darasuram market darasuram pincode darasuram hubli temple darasuram photo gallery kumbakonam kumbakonam temples temples in kumbakonam kumbakonam temple famous temple in kumbakonam kumbakonam temples in tamil india kumbakonam all temples temples navagraha temples in kumbakonam ramaswamy temple kumbakonam temple kumbakonam perumal kumbakonam divyadesam temples at kumbakonam kumbakonam history sarangapani temple kumbhakonam temples kumbakonam all temples kumbakonam kovil list kumbakonam mahamaham kumbakonam temples to visit tamilnadu temples kumbakonam temples in telugu At the very entrance to the temple two Dwarapalakas, Sankhanidhi and Padmanidhi, are imposing figures, giving vivid anatomical expressions of the exuberance of youth. In front of the temple, there is a small mandapa, which can be reached by three steps in the form of a ladder. The steps are stones, which give different musical sounds when tapped. All the seven swaras can be had at different points. It is feared that if proper care is not taken soon, village children will damage the stones. Now these stone steps have been completely covered with metal grills to save them from deterioration. Meanwhile Archeology department has taken many steps to prevent this monument from public viewers and local villagers.