Category:Sugandhesa Temple, Pattan

**Sugandhesa Temple**
	A 9th century Hindu temple ruins
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Instance of	Hindu temple;
Location	Pattan, Baramulla district, Kashmir division, Jammu and Kashmir, India
Maintained by	Archaeological Survey of India, Srinagar circle;
Heritage designation	Monument of National Importance;
	34° 09′ 10.8″ N, 74° 33′ 44.86″ E
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The Sugandhesa temple of Pattan are ruins of a 9th-century temple in a colonnaded peristyle complex. It was built by Queen Sugandha, during the rule of Sankaravarman. It has a notable trefoil arch, and has a square plan garbhagriya. In front of the sanctum are ruins of a lost mandapa as well as many pillars and mutilated temple parts.

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