Gollala Gudi Temple Gets National Monument Status
In September 2026, the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) has declared the historic Gollala Gudi Temple as a Monument of National Importance.
About Gollala Gudi Temple
- Kakatiya Heritage: Gollala Gudi is a Kakatiya-era temple distinguished by its intricate architectural design and sculptural ornamentation.
- Location: It is situated in Palampet village, on the south-western side of the UNESCO-listed Ramappa Temple.
- Trikutalaya Architecture: The temple follows the Trikutalaya style, comprising an east-facing mandapa surrounded by three garbhagrihas (sanctums).
- Architectural Ornamentation: The parapet is decorated with sculptures, while the entablature and doorways feature rows of carved hamsas (swans) and intricate jali work.
- Sculptural Heritage: The temple houses ....
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