File:0101821 Sindoor Baoli, Hindu pilgrim pushkarini and choultry, Ramtek Maharashtra 055.jpg
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English: The Sindoor Baoli is referred to as the "Tank and Mandapa in front of Dattatreya temple" by the Archaeological Survey of India. It is another historic pushkarini, a public water tank built for Hindu pilgrims. The water tank is to the east of and very close to the two Narasimha temples from the 5th-century, and several other ancient Hindu monuments from the Vakataka era. It consists of a choultry for pilgrims (pillared mandapa), and a large water tank. |
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| Author | Ms Sarah Welch |
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