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Chhattisgarh

Malhar Archaeological Site

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January

7.5 - 30.4 °C

February

9.3 - 35.0 °C

March

14.2 - 41.0 °C

April

19.8 - 42.9 °C

May

21.5 - 45.9 °C

June

23.0 - 43.0 °C

July

22.3 - 37.1 °C

August

23.0 - 35.5 °C

September

21.4 - 34.6 °C

October

15.7 - 34.6 °C

November

12.4 - 32.9 °C

December

7.4 - 32.4 °C


Major Airports :

Bilasa Devi Kevat Airport (PAB), Bilaspur

Nearest Railway Station :

Bilaspur Junction Railway Station (BSP)

Major Airports :

Bilasa Devi Kevat Airport (PAB), Bilaspur

Unveiling the mysteries of Malhar Archaeological Site

Discover the fascinating stories of bygone eras as you explore the remains of ancient temples, sculptures, and inscriptions that transport you to a world of grandeur and artistry at the Malhar Archaeological Site in the peaceful landscape of Bilaspur.

The attractive architectural fusion from the Gurjara-Pratihara, Kalachuri, and Nagvanshi periods is awe-inspiring. Its crowning achievement is a magnificent collection of expertly produced terracotta figurines, a reminder of earlier artistic brilliance. The site also has inscriptions that describe historical occasions and rites, providing insight into its extensive past. Temples dedicated to a variety of deities, reflecting religious diversity, are among its architectural gems. This region stands as a vibrant tapestry of interwoven cultural legacies, where centuries of diverse influences have created a unique heritage.

Malhar's archaeological significance

Malhar is an important archaeological site that is tucked away in the middle of India. It sheds information on the history of the kingdoms in South Kosala by identifying five main periods of habitation through pottery and artifacts. The artistic idols at the Deor temple and the Dindeshwari temple from the Kalachuri era add historical richness. Additionally, Malhar's government-run museum has a stunning collection of ancient sculptures that serves as a reminder of the enduring legacy of human civilisation.

A cultural odyssey

It is wonderful to explore the Pataleshwar Temple's cultural riches, which have complex carvings and antiquated inscriptions. History buffs are drawn to the nearby Tala-Malhar and Ratanpur Fort archaeological monuments. For an authentic sense of the area, don't miss enjoying regional specialties at village restaurants. To preserve memories of your amazing visit, shop crowded handcraft markets for one-of-a-kind traditional mementos before you depart.


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Timings

Opening time - 06:00 AM

Closing time - 06:00 PM

Exploring nearby

Visit the fascinating Ratanpur Fort in Bilaspur to unleash your inner history nerd. You will be taken back in time as you enter the imposing walls of this old stronghold and imagine the splendour of bygone emperors. Don't pass up the chance to explore this architectural wonder, which is a tribute to Bilaspur's illustrious past and is filled with tales of bravery and regal splendour.

Embracing local traditions

It is wonderful to become fully immersed in local customs like Chaitra Navratri. The celebrations, music, and lively streets provide a thorough exploration of the local way of life. These gatherings strengthen links between the local populations. Annual fairs encourage cross-cultural communication by displaying many customs in harmony. These interactions help us appreciate various traditions and the universal characteristics of humanity.

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