Pancaganesha Mandir, Hanuman Temple, Indra Temple, Donative shrine
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Title
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Pancaganesha Mandir, Hanuman Temple, Indra Temple, Donative shrine
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Brief history
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Unknown
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Local tradition
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Darshan
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Structure
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Panchaganesha is an old rock shrine with two well-sculpted pillars. It is an old structure which has been tiled and gated. Other three shrines seem to be newer additions to the temple which were constructed to house images.
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Location
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Pancaganesha Mandir is
west of 16 padas.
Hanuman and neighboring temples are located northeast of the Main Temple and north of 16 padas
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Geographic coordinates (latitude, longitude)
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24°46'38.42", 85°00'23.45"
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Approachs
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Through Chand Chaura or
north from Brahmasaror
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Airport
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Gaya
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Railway station
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Gaya
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Bus stand
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Gaya
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Topographical features
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Top of the Mundaprishta hill on the western bank of the Phalgu, across from the Sita Kunda
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Building materials
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Stone
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brick
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tiles
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Usage
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Active worship and darshan
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Ownership
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Vishnupada Prabandhakarini Samiti Ilake Chaudahasaiya Gayapala; current head of committee is Shankaralala Pathak (Ghadiwala)
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Protection status
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Well protected
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Conservation assessment
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Good
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Subject
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Hindu temples--India
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Omeka identifier
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sci-site09-02
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Present condition
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Maintained