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Explore historic Hindu shrines known for exceptional architectural styles. These monuments hold deep historical significance, including one of the oldest written records of zero.
The fort complex contains several significant Hindu temples built between the 9th and 11th centuries. These structures showcase unique regional architectural styles and feature important historical inscriptions.
15 mins
This modest 9th-century rock-cut shrine is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. It holds an 876 CE inscription containing one of the world's oldest written "0" numerals. The "270" and "50" carvings are quite small. Ask a local guide to point them out during your visit.
20 minsTallest fort structure
Constructed in the 9th century, this is the tallest structure in the fort at about 100 feet. The design blends a North Indian base with a South Indian Dravidian roof. Walk around the exterior to examine elaborate carvings of river goddesses and flying garudas.
30 mins
These twin 11th-century shrines, dedicated to Lord Vishnu, lack arches entirely. They are known for their steep pyramidal roofs and intricate stonework. Look up inside the larger temple to see a detailed ceiling carving.
