Huma Temple
Huma, Sambalpur
About this place
Huma Temple is a remarkable architectural wonder dedicated to Lord Shiva, located approximately 23 kilometers from Sambalpur. Built in the 17th century by King Baliar Singh of the Chauhan dynasty, the temple is distinctive for its unusual structural tilt. The architectural anomaly creates a fascination point for those interested in structural engineering mysteries.
17th century Shiva temple; Built by King Baliar Singh (Chauhan dynasty); Unique architectural tilt enigma
c. 17th century CE
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