Hanging pillar

The Hanging Pillar at Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh


An important archaeological and historical site in India, Lepakshi is known for its architecture and painting. This temple dedicated to Lord Shiva is among the most mysterious places in India, owing to its famous floating pillar.

The Mystery: Among the 70 pillars at the site, one is hanging in mid-air, that is, it exists without a support. People come to the temple and pass objects under the pillar, believing it’ll bring prosperity into their lives!
The Theory: People believe it’s just another of the many genius tricks the temple builders of the old were capable of.

-SRILALITHA R

Comments

  1. I'm really proud of our ancestors that they have great archeological skills. The fact that people think by passing objects under that pillar would bring prosperity is what I can't get it.
    -S.Vidhya

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  2. I have heard a lot about this temple , the one thing that always amuses me is the great architectural knowledge of our ancestors whether it be lepakshi temple or any other temple in our country!!!
    A salute to all our ancestors.

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  3. I am really proud of our ancestors and their works are with perfect finishing and clarity
    __meenakshi. A

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  4. I have heard a lot about this temple , the one thing that always amuses me is the great architectural knowledge of our ancestors whether it be lepakshi temple or any other temple in our country!!!
    A salute to all our ancestors.
    -S.Sivanandhini

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  5. This is really a wonder!!!Truly our ancestors are great architects, who never misses to amuse us!!!
    -R.Sowmyalakshmi

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