Triyambakeshvara Group Of Temples

The Aihole Triyambakeshvara group of temples is a group of Hindu temples located in the village of Aihole, in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, India. The temples are dedicated to the god Shiva, and are some of the oldest in India. The Aihole Triyambakeshvara group of temples is located in the village of Aihole, in the Bagalkot district of Karnataka, India. The temples are dedicated to the god Shiva, and are some of the oldest in India. The group of temples includes the Triyambakeshvara Temple, the Mahadeva Temple, the Durga Temple, the Mallikarjuna Temple, the Kashi Vishwanatha Temple, and the Banashankari Temple. The temples were built in the 6th and 7th centuries AD, and are some of the earliest examples of Hindu temple architecture in India. The Triyambakeshvara Temple is the most important of the group, and is dedicated to the god Shiva. The temple is a simple structure, with a single sanctum and a pillared hall. The Mahadeva Temple is also dedicated to Shiva, and is a more elaborate structure with a tower over the sanctum. The Durga Temple is dedicated to the goddess Durga, and is a square structure with a pyramidal roof. The Mallikarjuna Temple is dedicated to the god Shiva, and is a simple structure with a single sanctum. The Kashi Vishwanatha Temple is dedicated to the god Vishnu, and is a simple structure with a single sanctum. The Banashankari Temple is dedicated to the goddess Banashankari, and is a simple structure with a single sanctum.