File:8th century Bhutesa temples group, Naranag, Jammu & Kashmir.jpg

Object location	34° 21′ 12″ N, 74° 58′ 37″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	34.353333; 74.976944

Sodaratirtha, now known as Naranag or Narayan nag, is about 5 kilometers northeast of Wangat village and 50 kilometers northeast from Srinagar. It is an ancient Hindu pilgrimage site along the Kanaka river in upper valley, one mentioned in the historic Rajatarangini text. Once home to numerous Hindu temples, ruins of two major complexes and a few isolated temples between Wangat and Naranag have survived. Both the complexes are within peristyle similar to Marttand and Anantipur. One of these is the Bhutesa group of ancient temples of Naranag (floor plan show above). All the shrines have a square plan.

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