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Photographer: Sigirisetty Surya Kiran

Ananta Padmanabha Caves is a four storey temple, rock carved into a hill. This is located in a village called Undavalli, India. This temple is carved in 6th Century AD.

This picture depicts pillars on third floor. There are lot of motifs on pillars and also people belonging to different casts and races.

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