Parvati Temple

Fine architecture, which I will explain in the review, they have used iron clips to connect blocks but more interesting is the blocks are made of sand and contain small stones (pebbles) which we usually see in the sand, some parts of the temple contain granite which we can see inside the temple, my explanation may be wrong, check it by yourself, please check the images

The reverse side of the temple has a large lounge and courtyard. Parvati sculpture on the pedestal between the six pillars of the Badami Chalukya style in the sanctum sanctorum .The saddled doorway has a circular half pillars, hollow, upper floor tower, small sculptures in the middle and sides, and carved sculptures in the lalata image. The sculptures of the Padma were made in these hands. There are janitor idols on the entrance door. Created to fit the doorway entrance. At about three feet high elevation, there are subhanas, jagati, circle kumuda and lists. Half the boulders are made to stand on the wall from the excess of the execution. There are several postures of Lord Shiva in the nest decorated with half-pole, school peak and letter swing in three parts of the sanctum wall. There are letters written by Mr. Jinalayan on the wall. There are half stages between nasal and cross straps scattered on the surface and over it. There is a school peak, kapota, and half pillars adorned with Nashi in the top five greetings of the five heads .The upper gorgeous shikhara, stupi, The carvings on the bottom of the carvings are continuing, with the foreclosure on which the nasal chamber is mounted .The bottom line is Shiva - Parvati in the upper table of the temple nature. This temple was constructed in the second half of the Badami Chalukyas .The writings of Sri Jinalalayan on the wall of the temple indicate the name of the sculptor who built it. The name of the same sculptor is written on the southern part of the southern part of the Durga temple of Aihole .The red sandstone used for the construction and construction of the temple makes it clear that the Badami was built during the Chalukyas.