THE GREATNESS OF THE KAILASH TEMPLE

The highpoint of the Hindu temples is undoubtedly Cave No. 16....the Kailash temple. It is dedicated to Lord Shiva, but pays homage to other gods as well. There are columned galleries three-storeys high, large sculpted panels, and alcoves containing enormous sculptures. An inscription on this temple acknowledges the patronage of the Rashtrakuta ruler, Krishna I, who ruled from 757- 783 A.D.

[@maverickons]

this should have been included in 7 wonders in place of taj mahal....

[@srinivasreddy1366]

This is the real proof of hinduism greatness

[@neonpop80]

Guys I really don't understand how this was done even if its explained. Like, what kind of architects and measurement tools did they have to achieve such awe? They hold in rock the mythology that tell the story of the values of that civilization. Absolutely stunning work. I can't wrap my head around it and doubt it can be done today.

[@krishnahaihaywanshi6371]

The battle of science always takes place from the scriptures of Hinduism and the Vedas, not from any Quran or Bible. On this great India land, the Mughal King Assassin Aurangzeb had broken 50,000 thousand temples which were built with amazing art, while his father Shah Jahan gave Tejomahadev temple The Taj Mahal changed but there is still evidence of Lord Shiva's temple there

[@eagleflight8143]

Anything in Asia that looks better than the Western Architecture, is termed as "built by Aliens" by Western Astronauts/Historians

[@srinitalks5064]

This construction even stands above seven wonders and pride of India

[@kumarabhishek2359]

largest monolithic structure in the world, this deserves to be in the wonders of the world

[@shiveshshrestha]

when you say chiselled its a joke.

[@sumeetpande]

I have seen it, it is most wonderful thing I have seen in my life.

[@johnmqueripel2367]

An engineering enigma, completely outside any capability we have today with modern engineering and building technology! We really couldn't reproduce this today! I suspect, like megalithic structures elsewhere in the world we are 'missing' a source culture who had attained a very high level of expertise and knowledge. I think the ancient Indian texts do describe who and how these things were built, but are considered 'myths'. I think otherwise, as what other explanation can there be if we can't do this today?

[@Trending_statuz]

It is not a 8th wonder

[@kashmirpandit]

With 1000 labourers and 3 years continuous effort, Muslim Ruler Aurangzeb (known as hater of Hindus) failed to Destroy it.

[@rajasekharareddy9023]

This is the best video on kailash temple with high clarity pictures and detailed explanation without adding extra nonsensical stuff

[@palashgogoi2844]

Have seen it myself, great place you won't believe exists till you visit.

[@TheDipankarrai]

Every Indian must visit place like this......so we can get idea of our diverse and vast culture n faith.

[@prasannaudupa5898]

What a masterpiece by the Kannada Rastrakuta dynasty...

[@nautika1]

omg so beautiful all handmade big respect

[@virginiacopeland108]

Om Namah Shivaya!

[@oomz1975]

This place is truly mind blowing. Just visited Ellora April 2019....

[@drew-shourd]

om namah Shivaya....दुनिया में सबसे अद्भुत मंदिर, आईएमओ, உலகின் மிக அற்புதமான கோவில், இமோ