Rameshwar Temple

Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.Built of well-dressed slabs of trap fitted without mortar and cross corner domes, this temple is situated in the village of Lonad. It is believed that this temple was built in the 11th century but it is uncertain whether it was built in the Chalukyan style or Hemadpanti style. The temple is built in such a way that one can enter it from the east, the shrine is in the west and there are two shrines on the sides, to the north and south. A finely carved lotus is present at the roof of the passage that leads to the shrine. A 7’X3 ½’ door leads to the shrine, which can be reached after descending 4 steps. The shrine is a 9 ½’ square and its walls are of plain dressed stone.