Great Indian Architechture
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The Western World Could Never Find The Secret Behind This Temple.
This temple is known for wonders like musical pillars, +1 lakh statues each with a tiny hole from one ear to another etc.
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The Thanumalayan/Suchindram Anjaneyar Temple is in Kanyakumari, Tamil Nadu, India.
The inscriptions of the temple dates back to 9th Century.
Suchindram Temple of Kanyakumari is known not only for its religious significance but also for its alluring architecture.
Its structural excellence allures everyone.
This temple has a white Gopuram of seven stories with its portico adorned with finely sculpted images of various deities.
This 134 foot high Gopuram appears more astonishing as light rays fall on it, presenting a fine example of the architecture styles of South Indian temples.
Major attractions of this temple are the four musical pillars with a height of 18 feet.
These pillars have been carved out of a single granite stone.
Located in the area of Alankara Mandapam, these pillars when struck create various musical notes, presenting exceptional example of architecture.
The temple has a dancing hall as well with around 1035 beautifully carved pillars.
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