Pattadakal

Pattadakal, about 20 km from Badami, contains many temples from the Chalukya period, one group of which constitutes a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Motorcycle and ox cart Boy and ox (zebo) The lake overflowed the road... ... which made an ideal spot for doing the laundry
Lots of sunflowers in this region Corn, an important plant here, serves more than one purpose Western tourist taking photo of ... ... Indian family with baby goat
Husking corn Some sort of f�te was taking place The f�te included a ceremonial zebo Following the f�te
The Pattadakal UNESCO World Heritage Site Galaganatha and Jambulinga Temples seen from the west (behind) Sangameshwara, Galaganatha and Jambulinga Temples Sangameshwara Temple seen from the rear (west)
Relief on Galaganatha Temple Jambulinga Temple Jambulinga Temple Linga in one of the temples
Galaganatha Temple View of Mallikarjuna Temple (right) with tower of Virupaksha Temple (left) Mallikarjuna and Kasi Vishveshvara (right) Temples Sangameshwara Temple
Nandi in front of Mallikarjuna Temple Interior of Mallikarjuna Temple Interior of Mallikarjuna Temple Relief of loving couple in Mallikarjuna Temple
Relief in Mallikarjuna Temple Relief in Mallikarjuna Temple Relief in Mallikarjuna Temple Relief in Mallikarjuna Temple
Relief in Mallikarjuna Temple Galaganatha and Sangameshwara Temples seen from Mallikarjuna Temple Virupaksha Temple seen from north Virupaksha Temple
Virupaksha Temple Virupaksha Temple entry porch Interior of Virupaksha Temple Relief in Virupaksha Temple
Relief in Virupaksha Temple Relief in Virupaksha Temple Relief in Virupaksha Temple Some kind of nuns visiting the park