Yameshwar Temple, Hindu temple in Bhubaneswar, India.
Yameshwar Temple is a Hindu shrine in Bhubaneswar built with a main tower in Rekha Deula style and a separate assembly hall in Pidha Deula design. Both structures are made from sandstone and laterite, which form the foundation of the temple's architectural composition.
The temple was built during the period of the Eastern Ganga dynasty, an era known for extensive temple construction in the region. It reflects the architectural patterns that became standard during that time.
The temple serves as a center for religious celebrations that draw worshippers from the surrounding area. These gatherings create spaces where visitors can observe how local communities express their devotion and come together for worship.
This shrine can be visited during daylight hours and is open to those interested in viewing the structures. Planning your visit in advance helps you explore both sections of the complex without rushing.
Inside the inner sanctuary sits a Shivalinga resting on a circular base that serves as the focus of worship. The inner walls display detailed stone carvings showing guardian figures and ceremonial forms that visitors can examine closely.
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