Kalinga Nagara architecture style

Nagara architecture style

Post-Gupta architecture style

North Indian Temple architecture style

Nagara Architecture

Kalinga Architecture

Gupta Period Temple Architecture

Post-Gupta Temple Architecture

Late Medieval Hindu Temple Architecture

North Indian Temple Architecture

Eastern Indian Temple Architecture

Late Gupta Period architecture style

Classical Hindu Temple architecture style

Classical Hindu Temple Architecture

Medieval Hindu Temple Architecture

Eastern Indian Temple Style

Late Gupta Period Temple Architecture

Sultanate Period Influences (minor

possibly in later additions

renovations)

Local Tribal Architectural Influences (minor

possibly integrated into decorative elements)

Hindu Temple

Curvilinear towers

stepped pyramids

Eastern Ganga Temple Style

Late Medieval Hindu Temple Style

Vernacular Jharkhand Architecture

Mughal Influences (minor

potentially in later additions)

Nagara Style

Curvilinear tower

tiered roof

Typical Bengali Temple Style

Koch Architecture

Ahom influences

Orissan Temple Architecture

Traditional Hindu Temple Architecture

Sandstone

North Indian Style

Central Indian Temple Style

Kalachuri Style

Somvanshi Style

Chandela Influences

Gurjara-Pratihara Influences

Nagara

Kalinga hybrid

curvilinear towers

ornate carvings.

Dravida Architecture

Vesara Architecture

Central Indian Temple Architecture

Eastern Ganga Temple Architecture

Sultanate Period Influences

sanctum.

Chalukyan Architecture

South Indian Temple Influences

Tribal Architectural Influences of Bastar

Gupta Period Influences

Curvilinear Shikhara

Hindu Temple Architecture

North Indian Temple Style

Traditional Jharkhand Tribal Architecture

Vernacular Architecture of Chotanagpur

intricate carvings

Kalinga Architecture (influence seen in the intricate carvings)

Latina Style (curvilinear towers)

Rajasthani Temple Architecture (influence in decorative elements)

Gurjara-Pratihara Style (possible influence given the region's history)

Northern Indian

Tall curving towers

Kalinga Architecture influences (possibly due to trade

pilgrimage routes)

Elements of North Indian vernacular architecture (use of local materials like granite

wood)

Possible faint traces of early Dravidian architecture (given the pan-Indian spread of temple building traditions

though less pronounced than Nagara)

Hill architecture adaptations (sloping roofs

use of stone platforms for stability)

Influence of local Garhwali architecture

craftsmanship (decorative motifs

wood carvings)

Slight Pala influence (given its historical presence in nearby regions

though again

less prominent)

Possible traces of Gupta period temple architecture (as a foundational style for later North Indian temples)

Temple

Pyramidal roof

Dravidian Architecture

Pancharatha Style

Pidha Deul

Rekha Deul

Jagamohana

Curvilinear tower.

Typical Hindu Temple Architecture

Ekamukhi Shikhara

Phamsana Shikhara Style

Later Mughal Influences (minor

potentially in decorative elements)

Traditional Odishan Temple Architecture

Gurjara-Pratihara influences

Later Somavamsi Style

Possible Kalachuri influences

tiered roof.

Gurjara-Pratihara Style

Kashmiri Hindu Temple Architecture

Elements of Tibetan Architecture

Buddhist architectural influences (Chorten-like structures)

elaborate carvings

Saivite Temple Architecture

Brick Temple Architecture

Early Chalukya influences

religious

curvilinear towers.

Saptamatrika Worship Traditions (influencing sculptural elements)

ornate carvings

Latina Style Shikharas

Phamsana Style Roof

Traditional Jharkhand Temple Architecture

Kalinga Architecture (influence seen in the curvilinear shikhara)

Gurjara-Pratihara Style (possible influence in the sculptural elements)

Paramara Style (subtle influences potentially visible

given the photographer's background)

Central Indian Temple Architecture (some stylistic overlaps with the photographer's region of expertise)

Himalayan Architecture (adaptation to the mountainous terrain)

Beehive Shikhara

Eclecticism

British Colonial Influences (minor)

Traditional Jharkhand Tribal Architectural Motifs

Kalinga Nagara Religious Curvilinear towers

Nagara Architecture (embryonic)

Somnath Temple influences

Lingaraja Temple influences

Mukteswara Temple influences

Parsurameswar Temple influences

Brahmeswara Temple influences

Dravidian

Gopuram

Vimana. (Incorrect

this is a later addition

not a UNESCO site

not Dravidian).

Kalinga Architecture influences

Traditional Mizo Architecture

Indigenous Tribal Architecture

Elements of Buddhist Stupa Design

Vernacular Architecture of Northeast India

Hindu Temple Architecture of Bengal

Rekha Deula Inspired Temple with Modern Envelope

Rekha Deula Adaptation

Rath Yatra Infrastructure

Diaspora Cultural Hub

porch

sanctum

Kalinga Architecture (influence from Odisha)

Mithila Architecture (regional influence from Bihar)

Possible Pala Dynasty influences

Unknown

Religious

Hemadpanthi Style

Kalinga Architecture Influences

Chalukyan Architectural Elements

Dravidian Influences

Traditional Naga Architectural Elements

Nagara architecture

Hindu temple

North Indian curvilinear tower.

Himalayan Architecture

Kalinga Architecture influences (possible due to historical interactions)

Traces of early vernacular architecture of the region

Influence of local stone carving traditions

Elements of Sikhara style (curvilinear tower)

Deul

Jagamohana

Kalinga

Odisha

Hindu Temple

Nagara

Rekha

Pidha

Khakhara

Temple

Eastern Ganga

Deula

Shikhara

Gandi

Raha

Anuratha

Konika

Kalingan

Odisha temple

Rekha spire

Pidha assembly

Temple architecture

Rekha Deula

Odisha Architecture

Jagamohan

Ratha

Pida

Odisha Temple

Eastern Indian Temple

Pancharatha

Curvilinear Shikhara

Jagmohan

East Indian architecture

East India

Temple Architecture

Vaishnava

Rekha Deul

Pidha Deul