Some captions were adapted from the following sources.
Introduction to Indian Architecture, text by Bindia Thapar, Periplus
India, John Howley, Spiritual Guides
India, DK Eyewitness Travel Guides
Gopurams in Sepia
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Some captions were adapted from the following sources.
Introduction to Indian Architecture, text by Bindia Thapar, Periplus
India, John Howley, Spiritual Guides
India, DK Eyewitness Travel Guides
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6 responses to “Gopurams in Sepia”
Simply enchanting !
very beautiful.
mugdha manoharanga unnadhi
OH Krishna. It is a beautiful presentation. Those pictures are amazing, the sepia color is an excellent option and the comments made me feel like i was actually there!
Firslty, these pictures are breathtaking, thanks.
Secondly, it could be very usefull and resourseful if other temples(ancient) in south india are published.
Thirdly, the spelling of Meenakshi Amman temple is wrongly spelled as Manakshi Temple, please change.
Thank you
Thank you Karthikeyan (and Daya d.d., Puneetha, Hema) for your kind words and corrections. To be precise, I’ve changed “Manakshi Temple” to “Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple”. Hopefully I will eventually be able to use Sanskrit diacritical fonts on this site.