About Museum of Plains and Sculptures
If you have a passion for ancient inscriptions and sculptures, then you must pay a visit to the Museum of Plains and Sculptures in Pattadakal. The collections in this museum are of ancient era. The museum is managed by Archaeological Survey of India.
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Places to Visit near Museum of Plains and Sculptures
Jain Narayana Temple, Pattadakal, Karnataka
0.3 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Jain Temple near Pattadakal was constructed in Dravidian Style of architecture. The temple is situated in the route of Pattadakal-Badami. As per...
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Virupaksha Temple, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
One of the prominent temples of Pattadakal, Virupaksha Temple was built by Queen Trilokyamahadevi, the consort of King Vikramaditya II, to...
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Papanatha Temple, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Papanatha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is situated to the south of Virupaksha temple in Pattadakal. Papanatha temple is believed to be...
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Sangameshwara Temple, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Sanghameshwara or Vijayewara (as formerly known) temple would have been established in the time period of 696 -733 when Pattadakal was under the...
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Kasi Viswanatha Temple, Pattadakal, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Located to the north of Mallikarjuna temple, stands the Kasi Viswanatha Temple. This temple has the only remnants of sanctum and passage. The...
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Galganatha Temple, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Lying to the north of Virupaksha Temple, Galganatha Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. This temple seems to be established in early 8th century....
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Mallikarjuna Temple, Karnataka
0.6 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Rani Trilokyamahadevi, second wife of King Vikramaditya II, built Mallikarjuna Temple towards north side of Virupaksha Temple in 7th century in...
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Kadasiddhesvara and Jambulingeswara Temples, Karnataka
2.8 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Belonging to 7th century Kadasiddhesvara and Jambulingeswara temples are twin temples dedicated to Lord Shiva. In Kadasiddhesvara Temple Lord...
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Lad Khan Temple, Karnataka
13.9 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Lad Khan Temple is believed to be one of the oldest temples in India. It is situated in Ailhole and was built by a prince named Lad Khan in 5th...
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Malegitti Shivalaya, Karnataka
20.8 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Malegitti Shivalaya is the primeval shrine dedicated to Lord Shiva. The beautiful stone temple was built during the 7th century and is influenced...
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Badami Fort, Karnataka
20.8 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
The Badami fort now mostly deserted was once ruled by Chalukyas in the ancient times. The fort is in the Bagalkot district of North...
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Badami Caves, Karnataka
21.1 km from Museum of Plains and Sculptures - See map
Badami Caves are a popular tourist attraction and is filled in with tourists all round. The Badami caves are a set of four beautifully carved...
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