The area around the shore temple has changed a lot since I visited the place almost 15 years back. Now that it has been declared a World Heritage Site, the area around Narasimhavarman’s 7th century Shiva temple is beautifully maintained.
Shore Temple, Mahabalipuram
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This blog is written by Jayakrishnan. I am not a historian, but a history enthusiast. I am not an insider and so I am not bound by the politics and preconceptions in the field. I spend lot of time reading about the topics I write about and most of the information comes from books or papers. I also run a history carnival in the 15th of every month. You can contact me at varnam.blog @gmail or @varnam_blog on Twitter Unless mentioned otherwise, all images are from Wikipedia
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