Story of Ancient Vishnu Temple Ruins (853-855 CE), Kashmir | Must visit
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
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A trip to Kashmir will never fail you with surprises. We all have seen snow-capped peaks bordered by alpine forests and the pristine landscapes of Kashmir. However, there is yet another side of history that will definitely surprise you, which is Avantipura Ruins.
How to reach Avantipura Ruins from Srinagar?
The town of Awantipora or Avantipura is located on the banks of River Jhelum in Pulwama district of J&K. It is on Jammu and Kashmir National highway, and is around 57km from Pahalgam.
The history of Avantipura Ruins
The temple was built by King Awantivarman in the year 853-855 CE. Previously known as Viswasara, the ancient town which was then a capital as well, was founded by King Avantivarman. He built many Hindu temples in this region, only some of which exist today due to vandalism by Islamic invaders. The temples of Kashmir do look very different from many ancient temples in Kashmir and elsewhere in India.
Very informative👏👌