File:N-TN-C189 Airavatesvara Temple-Chariot- Like-Rajagambhira-Mandapam-Pulled-by-Horses.jpg
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English: The temple is shaped like a chariot, drawn by horses and elephants and supported by a hundred monolith pillars carved exquisitely. The chariot and its wheel are so finely sculpted with minute details.
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| Author | MADHURANTHAKAN JAGADEESAN |
Mythological animal YAALI's stared welcome you to the Airavatesvara Temple, Darasuram, Tamilnadu
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