Ahobilam Temple of Protection Construction
Sector: Built Sector • Location: eThekwini, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Source: Outlook India
Construction of the Ahobilam Temple of Protection, a four-storey temple with a cave-like design, located in Redcliffe, South Africa. The temple was being built with rocks transported from India and stones excavated from the site, plastered to create a cave appearance. Construction began nearly two years ago and was intended to house the world's largest deity of Lord Nrsimhadeva.
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Description | Construction of the Ahobilam Temple of Protection, a four-storey temple with a cave-like design, located in Redcliffe, South Africa. The temple was being built with rocks transported from India and stones excavated from the site, plastered to create a cave appearance. Construction began nearly two years ago and was intended to house the world's largest deity of Lord Nrsimhadeva. |
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