Thirunadhikkara Cave Temple
Thirunandikkara Cave Temple is a rock-cut cave temple of Pallava art dated to the seventh and eighth century AD. It is part of Thirunandikkara temple, which is near Thiruvattar in Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu state of South India. Up to the recent past, the region around the temple was part of Kerala but is now under the jurisdiction of Tamil Nadu. It was originally established by Jains in 7th century CE and later turned into Hindu shrine.
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Thirunadhikkara Cave Temple
Thirunandikkara Cave Temple is a rock-cut cave temple of Pallava art dated to the seventh and eighth century AD. It is part of Thirunandikkara temple, which is near Thiruvattar in Kanyakumari district of Tamil Nadu state of South India. Up to the recent past, the region around the temple was part of Kerala but is now under the jurisdiction of Tamil Nadu. It was originally established by Jains in 7th century CE and later turned into Hindu shrine.
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Location in Tamil Nadu, India
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Le temple de Thirunandikkara s ...... il de l’Inde Portail de l’Inde
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Thirunandikkara Cave Temple is ...... ater turned into Hindu shrine.
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Temple de Thirunandikkara
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Thirunadhikkara Cave Temple
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