Puerto de Pallava
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- Puerto de Pallava
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Puerto de Pallava
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- Puerto de Pallava
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Puerto de Pallava
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- Puerto de Pallava
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Puerto de Pallava
La información histórica
El puerto de Pallava fue fundado en los siglos VII-VIII. En aquel momento, la zona estaba gobernada por la dinastía Tamil Pallava, que deseaba fortalecer sus posesiones. Originalmente se utilizó como puerto comercial. Hoy es un popular centro turístico.
Arquitectura
El puerto de Pallava alberga numerosas obras de arquitectura. Por ejemplo, estos incluyen el Templo Costero, construido aproximadamente en los siglos VII-VIII. Los historiadores lo atribuyen a los primeros edificios de piedra del sur de la India. Inicialmente estaba dedicado al dios Vishnu, pero luego se le agregaron dos santuarios más para Shiva. El Krishna Mandapa es una curiosa sala con bajorrelieves que representan escenas de la mitología.
Reglas de asistencia
La entrada al Puerto de Pallava es gratuita, el pago se realiza en la entrada de los museos.
excursiones
Puede encontrar una guía directamente cerca del sitio turístico.
Mitos y leyendas
Cuenta la leyenda que la mayoría de los edificios y estatuas de Pallava quedaron sumergidos. Los científicos aún tienen que encontrar muchos monumentos y santuarios.
Como llegar
Mamallapuram se encuentra a 60 kilómetros de Chinai. Puedes llegar en autobús en 2 horas o en taxi en 60 minutos.
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