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Lepakshi temple complex: History, lore, legends, and myths all merge into astonishing structures

Lepakshi temple complex: History, lore, legends, and myths all merge into astonishing structures
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G20 team visits Lepakshi, enthused at sight of hanging pillar

G20 team visits Lepakshi, enthused at sight of hanging pillar
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The mystery of the Hanging Pillar in Veerabhadra Swamy Lepakshi temple of Andhra Pradesh

The mystery of the Hanging Pillar in Veerabhadra Swamy Lepakshi temple of Andhra Pradesh Updated Mar 12, 2021 | 21:02 IST The great Vijayanagara empire gave patronage to Indian artists. The Veerbhadra Lepakshi Temple at Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh is a marvel in stone. Many tried exploring how a stone pillar hangs but failed. The Nandi Bail carved out of granite at Veerabhadra Lepakshi temple | Photo Credit: iStock Images Key Highlights One big mystery at the Lepakshi temple is how the hanging piller was constructed or carved. While sixty-nine other pillars support the ceiling, one corner pillar does not touch the temple floor at all.

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