Ravana Phadi cave temple

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Ravana Phadi cave temple is an early Chalukyan rock-cut Hindu shrine at Aihole in Karnataka, India, noted for its intricate carvings and depictions of Shaivite deities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu temple
archaeological site
rock-cut cave temple
approximateDate circa 550–600 CE
architecturalStyle Chalukyan architecture
rock-cut architecture
associatedDynasty Early Chalukya dynasty
linked to: Chalukya dynasty
builder Chalukyas of Badami
linked to: Chalukya dynasty
constructionCentury 6th century
country India
culturalRegion Deccan
linked to: Deccan Plateau
culturalSignificance important example of early Chalukyan rock-cut art
key monument in Aihole temple complex
dedicatedTo Shiva
district Bagalkot district
hasFeature mandapa
pillared hall
rock-cut shrine
sanctum (garbhagriha)
hasIconography Shaivite deities
Shakti deities
Vaishnavite deities
hasRelief Ardhanarishvara
Durga slaying Mahishasura
linked to: Mahishasuramardini

Ganesha
Harihara
Saptamatrikas
linked to: Sapta Matrika

Shiva as Nataraja
linked to: Nataraja sculptures

Shiva gangadhara (Ganga descent)
linked to: Shiva

Shiva with Parvati
linked to: Ardhanarishvara

Trivikrama Vishnu
linked to: Trivikrama

dvarapalas
heritageStatus protected monument of national importance in India
historicalPeriod Early Chalukya period
locatedIn Aihole
Bagalkot district
India
Karnataka
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India
material sandstone
near Badami
Malaprabha River
Pattadakal
notedFor early Chalukyan sculpture
intricate carvings
primaryDeity Shiva
religion Hinduism
state Karnataka
tourism popular tourist attraction in Aihole

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Aihole temple complex contains Ravana Phadi cave temple