Ahobilam Temple of Protection Construction
Sector: Commercial • Location: eThekwini (Durban), KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa
Source: The Hindu
Construction of the four-story Ahobilam Temple of Protection in Redcliffe, South Africa, intended to resemble a cave with rocks from India and local excavations, featuring the largest deity of Lord Nrsimhadeva in the world. The project began nearly two years ago but was conducted without approved building plans, rendering it illegal.
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Description | Construction of the four-story Ahobilam Temple of Protection in Redcliffe, South Africa, intended to resemble a cave with rocks from India and local excavations, featuring the largest deity of Lord Nrsimhadeva in the world. The project began nearly two years ago but was conducted without approved building plans, rendering it illegal. |
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