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Aihole: The Cradle of Indian Temple Architecture
Aihole is famous for a unique blend of architecture that spans multiple religions and centuries. Capital of the Chalukyas in the 6th century, it's a testament to Indian architecture's formative period with cave temples and intricately carved sculptures.
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Pattadakal: The Ceremonial Capital of the Chalukyas
UNESCO World Heritage Site Pattadakal blends architectural influences from north and south India. The open-air pavilion, known as a 'city of temples' during the Badami Chalukya dynasty, contains intricate carvings depicting scenes of Hindu mythology.
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The Temple Legacy at Badami
Badami cave temples are a stunning example of Indian rock-cut architecture. Built between the 6th and 8th centuries, these Chalukya temples are decorated with intricate carvings, sculptures, and monolithic statues depicting stories from Hindu mythology.
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