Mallikarjuna Temple, Inavolu

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Mallikarjuna Temple, Inavolu
Kakatiya-style Mallikarjuna temple Ainavolu, Inavolu Telangana 20.jpg
Religion
Affiliation Hinduism
Deity Mallanna (Shiva)
FestivalInavolu Jatara [1]
Location
LocationInavolu, Telangana, India
Architecture
Style Kakatiya

Mallikarjuna temple, Ainavolu is a temple in Inavolu, in the Indian state of Telangana. [2] [3]

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History

One of the toranas surrounding the temple. Kakatiya-style Mallikarjuna temple Ainavolu, Inavolu Telangana 01.jpg
One of the toranas surrounding the temple.

The temple was built by the Kakatiya dynasty. [4] [5] [6]

Architecture

There is a 24-pillared mandapa in front of the temple. The temple is surrounded by toranas on the north, south, and east. [7]

Location

The temple is located in Inavolu, a village in the Hanamkonda district of Telangana. Inavolu is about 17 kilometres away from Warangal. [8]

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References

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