Hanging Pillar of Lepaskshi in India

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Hanging Pillar: Temple Complex Stands On The Pillar
Located in the Anantapur district in southern Andhra Pradesh, the hanging Pillar of Lepakshi is a mystery indeed. Built in the 16th-century temple of stone in Vijayanagar style, you can actually swipe a piece of cloth or paper mid-air that separates the ground and the pillar.
As a matter of fact, a curious British Engineer tried to figure out the secret of its support, consequently dislodging it a bit in the process. Some believe that the entire complex stands on the pillar.

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srikanth puvvada
February 22, 2015

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srikanth puvvada
March 3, 2015

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This entry was posted on February 20, 2015 by Sanatan Dharm and Hinduism in hanging pillar, hanging pillar of Lepakshi and tagged Anantapur district, Lepakshi, southern Andhra Pradesh, Temple Complex, The Pillar.

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