Name: Kailasa Temple – Devtaon Ki Rachna Ya Manushya Ki? | Bharat Ke Mandir
Uploaded: 2025-02-07T19:44:18.919827+05:30
Duration: 3 min 19 s
Channel: Keshav Kothari

Kailasa Temple – Devtaon Ki Rachna Ya Manushya Ki?

Keshav Kothari

Dekhiye Kailash Temple ki adbhut kahani, ek mandir jo ki ek hi vishaal parvat ko kaatkar banaya gaya hai, ab Seekho app pe. Keshav Kothari lekar aaye hain yeh episode, jismein baat hogi is mandir ki vastukala, itihaas aur rahasya ki. Ye mandir, jo Maharashtra ke Aurangabad mein sthit hai, Ellora caves ka hissa hai aur vishv ke sabse bade monolithic structures mein se ek maana jata hai. Iski kala aur engineering aaj bhi shodh ka vishay hai. Janiye kaise is mandir ko banane mein kis tarah ki takneek ka istemal hua tha aur Mughal raja Aurangzeb bhi is mandir ko tod nahi paye. Is mandir ka darshan karne ka sahi samay aur ticket ki jaankari bhi di gayi hai. Har kisi ko is mandir ko dekhne ki salaah di gayi hai, khaaskar apne parivaar ke saath. Is adbhut video ko miss na karein aur apne doston ke saath share karna na bhoolen!
 
Is video mein hum Maharashtra ke Ellora gufaon mein sthit Kailasa Mandir ka darshan karenge, jo ek adbhut aur prachin shilpa-kala ka jeevant udaharan hai. Is mandir ka nirmaan 8th century mein Rashtrakuta samrajya ke Raja Krishna I ne karwaya tha. Yeh pura mandir ek hi pahaad ko kaat kar banaya gaya hai, jo iski prashansaniya visheshta hai. Mandir ka vastushilp, unche stambh, dev-devi ki moortiyan aur mandap yeh sab isse Vishwakarma ki kala ka amar pratik banate hain. Is video ke madhyam se aapko is architectural wonder ke itihaas, aakarshan aur spiritual mahatva ka anubhav hoga.
 
Explore the architectural marvel of Kailash Temple in Maharashtra's renowned Ellora Caves with Keshav Kothari on the Seekho Official Show. This episode dives into the temple's history, carved from a single rock, making it the world's largest monolithic structure. Discover the temple's intricate carvings representing Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain religions, and marvel at its construction technique that remains a mystery to engineers today. Ideal visitation months are September to March. Tune in for more intriguing insights into India's temples and share your thoughts on this episode!

Dekhiye Kailash Temple ki adbhut kahani, ek mandir jo ki ek hi vishaal parvat ko kaatkar banaya gaya hai, ab Seekho app pe. Keshav Kothari lekar aaye hain yeh episode, jismein baat hogi is mandir ki vastukala, itihaas aur rahasya ki. Ye mandir, jo Maharashtra ke Aurangabad mein sthit hai, Ellora caves ka hissa hai aur vishv ke sabse bade monolithic structures mein se ek maana jata hai. Iski kala aur engineering aaj bhi shodh ka vishay hai. Janiye kaise is mandir ko banane mein kis tarah ki takneek ka istemal hua tha aur Mughal raja Aurangzeb bhi is mandir ko tod nahi paye. Is mandir ka darshan karne ka sahi samay aur ticket ki jaankari bhi di gayi hai. Har kisi ko is mandir ko dekhne ki salaah di gayi hai, khaaskar apne parivaar ke saath. Is adbhut video ko miss na karein aur apne doston ke saath share karna na bhoolen!
 
Explore the architectural marvel of Kailash Temple in Maharashtra's renowned Ellora Caves with Keshav Kothari on the Seekho Official Show. This episode dives into the temple's history, carved from a single rock, making it the world's largest monolithic structure. Discover the temple's intricate carvings representing Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain religions, and marvel at its construction technique that remains a mystery to engineers today. Ideal visitation months are September to March. Tune in for more intriguing insights into India's temples and share your thoughts on this episode!

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