Kasba Ganapati Temple
The temple of Kasba Ganapati in Kasba Peth, the gramadevata of Pune and first of the city’s Manache Ganpati.
The Pataleshwar Caves, also called the Panchaleshvara temple, are a rock-cut temple in Pune, Maharashtra, excavated in the 8th century in the Rashtrakuta period. Dedicated to Shiva, the monument was cut from a single mass of rock, with a notable circular Nandi mandapa in front of a large pillared hall and three cave sanctums. The sanctums are now dedicated to Parvati, Shiva and Ganesha. A garden surrounds the site today. Centuries of weather have marked the exterior, and the interior has suffered some damage.
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Pune, Maharashtra
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