Producer:  Priyanka Das Editor: Mohit Bisht

5 Unknown Ancient Architectural Marvels Of India

India is an incredible country. It has diverse cultures, festivals, cuisines, vibrant cities, and mesmerising locations which leaves us spellbound. 

If we go out and explore this beautiful country, then with every step we will be left amazed.

India also has major heritage sites which were built thousands of years ago and is proof of India’s rich architectural brains.

From Mughals to Marathas, and Persians to Britishers, India has a stamp of all the rulers who came in and gave us the architectural marvels.

Let’s look at some of the lesser-known heritage sites whose architecture will leave us amazed.

Chand Baori: Chand Baori, which was built by King Chanda of the Nikumbha Dynasty, is said to be the deepest and largest stepwell in India. It is situated around 100 km from Jaipur.

Hampi: The grandeur of the Vijayanagara Empire is situated in Karnataka. Hampi has a group of monuments, each with a minute finished architecture. One of the major attractions is the stone-carved chariots in front of the Vittala Temple.

Ellora Caves: Ellora Caves are an amalgamation of three different cultures. The sculpture is composed of the values and expertise of Buddhism, Brahmanism, and Jainism.

Khajuraho Temple: Khajuraho Temple is a work of art and we can say it by looking at the extraordinary style of architecture it offers. It has a religious, aesthetic, and artistic feel to it.

The Great Wall of India: The ancient fort of Kumbhalgarh has a huge wall surrounding it which makes the fort a hidden secret. The wall extends over 36 km, making it the second-largest wall in the world.