Sangameswara Temple

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Sangameswara Temple is an ancient Hindu shrine in Alampur, Telangana, renowned for its early Chalukyan architecture and intricate stone carvings.

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instanceOf Hindu temple
ancient temple
architecturalStyle Chalukyan architecture
Dravidian architecture
associatedDynasty Chalukya dynasty
builtBy Badami Chalukyas
linked to: Chalukya dynasty
constructionMaterial stone
country India
culturalSignificance example of early Chalukyan temple architecture
important Shaivite pilgrimage site
dedicatedTo Shiva
deity Shiva
district Jogulamba Gadwal district
hasArtStyle iconic stone carvings
relief sculpture
hasFeature carved pillars
intricate sculptures
shikhara
stone mandapa
hasOrientation east-facing
hasSanctum garbhagriha
linked to: Garbhagriha
hasStructure mandapa
vimana
heritageComplex Alampur temples
heritageStatus protected monument
historicalPeriod Early Chalukya period
knownFor early Chalukyan architecture
intricate stone carvings
locatedIn Alampur
India
Jogulamba Gadwal district
Telangana
locatedNearConfluence Krishna River
Tungabhadra River
locatedOnRiver Tungabhadra River
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India
nearbyTempleCluster Navabrahma temples of Alampur
linked to: Navabrahma temples
partOf Navabrahma temple complex
linked to: Navabrahma temples
region South India
religion Hinduism
state Telangana
stylePeriod 7th–8th century CE architecture
tourismType heritage tourism
religious tourism
worshipPractice Shaivism

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Alampur hasTemple Sangameswara Temple