E11 - Guardian Goddess: Exploring Bastar's Danteshwari Temple

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India Lost & Found

ILF

30 episodes

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India Lost & Found by Amit Pasricha (ILF) brings to you ILF Radio, a one-of-a-kind heritage series featuring conversations around India's built heritage with leading experts. Through our episodes we highlight the oral histories associated with India's monuments, be they as grand as epic tales of the past, or as personal as local anecdotes. Tune in every week and listen to the buzz around India's heritage sites. We've got a good mix of histories, victories, follies, and more. Let India lost be found!

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E11 - Guardian Goddess: Exploring Bastar's Danteshwari Temple

India Lost & Found

18 minutes 31 seconds

1 year ago

E11 - Guardian Goddess: Exploring Bastar's Danteshwari Temple

Welcome to episode 11 of ILF Radio! In our latest episode, we embark on an enthralling journey to uncover the ancient wonders of the Danteshwari Temple. Located in Bastar, Chhattisgarh, this 600-year-old wooden marvel is steeped in history and revered as one of the most important spiritual centers in the region. Join our guest, B. Bindu (@bindublossoms), a compassionate Vastaria daughter and heritage enthusiast, as she guides us through the intricate architecture, sculptural richness, and vibrant celebration traditions of the Danteshwari Temple. Discover the divine allure of this sacred sanctuary dedicated to Goddess Danteshwari, the patron deity of the Kakatiya rulers.

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