TRIANGULAR PENINSULA IN PATH NORTH FROM VISHNUPAD TEMPLE, WEST OF DEVA GHAT

Title: Documentation Sheet of Built Heritage/Site N.M.M.A., Archaeological Survey of India for Triangular Peninsula in path north from Vishnupad Temple, west of Deva ghat
Subject: Hindu temples--India
Geographic coordinates (latitude, longitude): 24°46’42.72”, 85°00’33.86”
Location: Southern-most shrine. 1. Surya, 30”. 2. panel with multiple figures. 3. Uma-Maheshvara, 16”. 4. shiva linga and Nandin. 5. several memorial statues. Hanuman in gated shrine. 6. eroded figure in front on wall. 7. three eroded Ganeshas. 8. three panels. 9. goddess, Vishnu? northern-most shrine. 10. pretty new image
Topographical features: On north-eastern slope of the Mundhaprshta hill
Usage: Local worship
Structure: Three different shrines and several images embedded in the wall which divided the road
Approachs: On path north from Vishnupad Temple, west of Deva ghat, just off Dev Ghat, 20 meters from Gayesvari Devi temple
Airport: Gaya
Building materials: Stone; brick
Railway station: Gaya
Bus stand: Gaya
Ownership: Unknown
Present condition: Alright
Omeka identifier: sci-site24-KPJRForm.pdf
Site number: site24
Abstract: Local informant says one image was stolen
Protection status: Poor