File:Keladi Rameshwara Temple,Keladi, Shimoga, Karnataka, India.jpg
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English: The wide and beautiful 16th century Rameshwara Temple at Keladi, one of the fascinating work from Nayaka Dynasty. Houses three shrines: Devi Paarvathi, Lord Rameshwara and Lord Veerabhadra. Fantastic wood works on the ceiling and the home to the mythological bird, GandaBedunda, the genesis of many royal symbols of Karnataka. |
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