history channel documentary Sun Temple - The superb Sun sanctuary is a living landmark of Orissa's amazing past. The Sun Temple of Konark is viewed as the peak of craftsmanship and design of the antiquated Kalinga time. The whole sanctuary was composed as a mammoth chariot drawn by seven energetic stallions on twelve sets of exquisitely cut wheels. Each of the wheels is about 10 feet in width. The studies speak to the forcing parade of the Sun God. The sanctuary holds the refinement of being one of only a handful few UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India.
Brilliant Temple-The sanctuary is in the capital city of Punjab (Amritsar). It was worked by the fifth master of the Sikhs and is situated on a little island in the focal point of a pool called the amrit-sar ('pool of nectar') and is connected to arrive by a marble walkway. The brilliant shading originates from the front of gold foil. The engineering of the sanctuary is considered as an embodiment of inventiveness and it speaks to a one of a kind accord between the Muslims and the Hindus. Typically, it has doorways on each of the four sides to demonstrate that it is interested in admirers of all stations and ideologies.
Mahabodhi Temple-The fifty meter high Mahabodhi Temple is situated in Bihar in the city of Gaya. The sanctuary is a proof of the historical backdrop of Buddhism. It is one of the four blessed locales identified with the life of the Lord Buddha, especially the accomplishment of Enlightenment. This sanctuary is situated close to the spot where Gautama Siddhartha had accomplished salvation. The sanctuary is considered as one of the soonest Buddhist sanctuaries constructed completely in block. The etched stone balustrades are an extraordinary case of stone. The four towers on the corners rise nimbly. Delimited on each of the four sides by stone railings, Mahabodhi Temple bears railings of two sorts, the more seasoned railings are produced using sandstone and alternate railings are of foul rock.
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