Pandrethan Temple
Recently, Chinar Corps of the Indian Army was accorded recognition by the National Monuments Authority (NMA) for preserving and rejuvenating Pandrethan temple.
About Pandrethan Temple
- Pandrethan is an ancient stone temple dedicated to Lord Shiva that lies within a square shaped tank to the north of Jhelum River.
- It is located about four miles from Srinagar city.
- The temple, also once known as Meru Vardhana Swami, was built by Meru, minister to King Partha who ruled Kashmir from 921-931 AD.
- The roof of the temple was carved out of a single piece of rock and known for its impressive designs ....
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