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Department of Heritage Telangana

(Formerly Archaeology & Museums)

Youth Advancement, Tourism and Culture Department

Reconstruction of Sri Shiva temple at Jakaram (v), Mulugu (m)

History

The temple, built exclusively with red sandstone and dedicated to Lord Siva, consists of a garbhagriha, antarala, and closed mandapa with porches on three sides. The temple faces east; it stands on a high adhistana.

 

This temple was constructed during the time of the Kakatiyas, and on stylistic grounds it can be placed in the second quarter of the 13th century A.D.

 

This is located 40 km from Warangal on the way to Mulugu. It is under reconstruction.

 The temple built in exclusively with red sand stone, dedicated to Lord Siva, consists of a garbhagriha , antarala and closed mandapa with porches on three sides. The temple faces east, it stands on high adhistana.

 

This temple was constructed during the time of the Kakatiyas, and on stylistic grounds it can be placed in the second quarter of the 13th century A.D.

 

This is located 40 km from Warangal on the way to Mulugu. It is under reconstruction.

 

Details of execution of works

Filling the gaps with sand between the CRS Masonry 

During the construction of temple on east side

During the construction of temple on east side

Construction of flooring for the temple on east side

Elevation of the east side main temple