Category:Nand Babour temple, Thalora

**Ancient Temple Nand Babour**
	Ruins of 9th to 10th century Hindu temple
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Instance of	Hindu temple;
Location	Manwal, Jammu and Kashmir
Maintained by	Archaeological Survey of India, Srinagar circle;
Heritage designation	Monument of National Importance;
	32° 45′ 05.03″ N, 75° 08′ 30.74″ E
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The Nand Babour temples are one of four historic sites around Thalora, Udhampur district. This is the southern most of the four, and sits on a jagati (platform). It consists of three sanctums, a shared mandapa with four fluted pillars. Some of the walls and the mandapa roof has fallen down. This is likely a 9th to 10th-century Hindu monument.

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