Brahma Temple, Khedbrahma

The temple structure measures 57 feet in length, 30 feet in width, and rises to a height of 36 feet, constructed with white sandstone.

Built during the third quarter of the 11th century under Chaulukya king Karna's reign, this temple represents the architectural achievements of medieval Gujarat.

The temple exhibits Maru-Gurjara architecture with intricate carvings depicting gods, goddesses, and celestial beings throughout its sandstone surfaces.

Located in the center of Khedbrahma town, the temple remains an active religious site accessible via Gujarat State Highway Number 9.

The temple houses a distinctive three-faced, four-armed standing Brahma statue within its sanctum, complemented by four original octagonal pillars.

Location: Khedbrahma Taluka

GPS coordinates: 24.03828,73.04822

Latest update: March 5, 2025 12:15