Cave Temple-Pancha Pandavar Malai

The Pallava temples directing divinities are The Gods Brahma, Siva and Vishnu situated in the hillock of the Panchapandava Malai Mahapallipuram, Chennai, tamil nadu. This is otherwise called Panchapandava Cave Temple signifies the five Pandava siblings of Mahabharata however there is no association of them to this temple in the history. There are six colossal columns with five sanctums. Its one of a kind element is each of the five sanctum of the temple confront the south side. The center three sanctums are for the three principle gods which are anticipated somewhat from the other two. The sanctums at the both finishes are for obscure gods. This is a pallava style temple of solid rock cut built by the lord Mahendra all through his kingdom even in Pallavaram. The prior pallava style temples are built with block, timber, metal or mortar so because of nature they have reduced. Just this temple get by because of the utilization of tough materials for development. To the hindus it is known as Panchapandva malai yet to the muslims it is Maula Ka Pahad. They trust that the Pallavaram slopes are the home of Prophet Mohammad. Amid the Ramzan the Muslims stroll to the highest point of these slopes where this hole temple is found.