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Sun Temple

Overview

  • •An intact 11th century temple intricately made from red stone consisting of over a hundred pillars and several beautifully carved sculptures.
  • •Its architectural style is reminiscent of the temples at Khajuraho and the more notable sun temple in Konark.

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  • An intact 11th century temple intricately made from red stone consisting of over a hundred pillars and several beautifully carved sculptures.
  • Its architectural style is reminiscent of the temples at Khajuraho and the more notable sun temple in Konark.

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Modest, respectful clothing is expected at this site.

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An intact 11th century temple intricately made from red stone consisting of over a hundred pillars and several beautifully carved sculptures. Its architectural style is reminiscent of the temples at Khajuraho and the more notable sun temple in Konark.

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An intact 11th century temple intricately made from red stone consisting of over a hundred pillars and several beautifully carved sculptures. Its architectural style is reminiscent of the temples at Khajuraho and the more notable sun temple in Konark.

Address: Jhalprapatan. It is about 6.2 km from central Jhalawar.

The most comfortable months are January, February, October, November and December; May is the hottest, with highs around 41°C.

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Best Time

October to March

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