File:0101822 Varaha Temple, Ramtek Maharashtra 025.jpg

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Remains of the Varaha temple (c. 400–450 CE)

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English: The Varaha temple of Ramtek is a pavilion inside the Ramtek fort with a huge image of boar-avatar of Vishnu. It is approximately 2 meter high. The Varaha stands on Sesha on the floor inside a mandapa with four square pillars and flat roof on the top. The stylistic features are similar to the iconography found in Gupta era Varaha temples in north Madhya Pradesh. However, it is more damaged. Given the state as evidenced in the 19th-century publications, it is likely that there was a larger temple surrounding the Varaha. The Ramtek Varaha temple is a Vakataka era monument (c. 400 to 450 CE).
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Camera location21° 23′ 55.67″ N, 79° 19′ 53.53″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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