The rich social and recorded legacy of India is all around flourished

history channel documentary The rich social and recorded legacy of India is all around flourished by its sanctuary engineering and explorer destinations. Well known sanctuaries in India include:These are a traditional case of Rock-cut engineering. Situated in Madhya Pradesh, the Khajuraho sanctuaries are universally acclaimed for the suggestive models that improve the dividers. These are compositionally remarkable and are based on high stages in a mix of rock and light sandstone. Each of these sanctuaries has a passageway lobby (mandapa), and a sanctum sanctorum (garbha griha), and the rooftops have an unmistakable form.The marvelous Sun sanctuary in Orissa - an UNESCO world legacy site is a living case of Dravidian Architecture. Konark sanctuary was implicit old Kalinga time and is viewed as zenith of workmanship and design. The configuration of the whole sanctuary is in type of a behemoth chariot drawn by seven vivacious steeds on twelve sets carefully cut wheels. The chariot is demonstrated conveying the sun god, Surya over the sky.

Brilliant Temple is arranged in Amritsar, Punjab. This sanctuary has been a complex of love for Sikhs for quite a long time and has developed from a consecrated town lake into a profound worldly focus. The fifth master of Sikhs himself composed the design, and the sanctuary is a consequence of his innovativeness. It is otherwise called Sri Harmandir Sahib and is situated at the focal point of the pool called amrit-sar - 'pool of nectar'. It has passageways on each of the four sides showing that it is interested in all the religions.Meenakshi sanctuary is arranged in Madurai, Tamil Nadu which is additionally called as 'Athens of the East'. The first sanctuary was worked by Kulasekara Pandya, yet the principle credit for making the sanctuary as wonderful as it is today goes to the Nayaks - who ruled Madurai from sixteenth to eighteenth century.Somnath sanctuary is a case of engineering quality arranged at Somnath Patan close Veraval in Gujrat. It is thought to be the first of the 12 Jyotirlingas of master Shiva furthermore houses the remaining parts of old Sun Temple.