Rajarani Temple

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Rajarani Temple is an 11th-century Hindu temple in Bhubaneswar, India, renowned for its exquisite sandstone architecture and intricate erotic and divine sculptures.

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instanceOf Hindu temple
heritage site
medieval temple
tourist attraction
approximateCompletionYear c. 1000–1100 CE
architecturalStyle Kalinga architecture NERFINISHED
Nagara style
builtIn 11th century CE
centuryOfConstruction 11th century
city Bhubaneswar NERFINISHED
constructionMaterial Rajarani sandstone
sandstone
continent Asia
country India
dedicatedTo Shiva NERFINISHED
followsTradition Saivite temple tradition
hasFeature carved Saiva dvarapalas
carved celestial beings
carved mithuna (amorous) couples
carved musicians and dancers
carved vidyadharas
curvilinear shikhara
decorated doorjambs
divine sculptures
erotic sculptures
floral motifs
geometric motifs
intricate carvings
jagamohana (assembly hall)
miniature towers (angashikharas)
ornate exterior walls
platform with mouldings
rekha deul (sanctum tower)
sculpted guardians
sculpted nayikas (female figures)
sculpted scrollwork
heritageStatus protected monument of national importance in India
hosts Rajarani Music Festival NERFINISHED
knownFor exquisite sandstone architecture
intricate divine sculptures
intricate erotic sculptures
refined Kalinga architectural style
locatedIn Bhubaneswar NERFINISHED
India
Odisha NERFINISHED
managedBy Archaeological Survey of India NERFINISHED
near Lingaraja Temple NERFINISHED
Old Town Bhubaneswar NERFINISHED
period Eastern Ganga period
religion Hinduism
state Odisha NERFINISHED

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Bhubaneswar touristAttraction Rajarani Temple