Famous Temples in India

Architecture

Sri Bheemeswara Swamy Temple has a 2 tier Rajagopuram, Dwaja Stambham is placed infront of the temple. Inside the mukhamandapa the four central pillars are taller than the rest of the pillars. The central pillar is a huge and massive one and the base of which contains extensive relief work on four sides that include Swans, Apsarasas, Elephants etc., It is to be highly noted that the parapet wall of the shrine was built with black stone. It indicates the greatness the wonderful sculpture of those periods in Vemulawada. The ceiling and flooring of this temple needs a special mention for its marvelous architectural aspects. It is a walled temple with separate entrance and exist gateways. The sub-temples are systematically arranged in equal distance from the main temple. The Rajagopuram of this temple is moderate in height. The towers of this temple have images of minor Hindu Gods and Goddess. The complex is filled with different types of building structures that can be easily classified as belong to the ancient, medieval and modern period. The building belonging to the ancient and medieval periods are slightly damaged manner that has been restored by the concerned authorities. Even, the modern buildings are built as per the South Indian Hindu temple architectural styles and pattern with a lot of perfection.