The Temples of Goa are a blend of the local architectural styles, which endows it with a unique local essence. The “Deepa Stambha” or the “Deepmal” or the Lamp Tower, a structure influenced by Maratha architecture, is one of the...
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The Temples of Goa are a blend of the local architectural styles, which endows it with a unique local essence. The “Deepa Stambha” or the “Deepmal” or the Lamp Tower, a structure influenced by Maratha architecture, is one of the unique characteristics of the Goan Temples which rises up from two to six stories and is adorned with numerous oil lamps on festive occasions, the sight being extremely awe-inspiring. The “Dome” and the “Naubat Khana” or the small tower, are other special aspects of a typical Goan temple which are influenced by the Muslim or Mughal architectural style. “Naubat Khana” is built over the courtyard entrance where the drummer sits. The curved roofs over the “Mandapa” are influenced by the Portuguese or Christian architectural approach. For having a clear view about the Temples of Goa, browse through the following links:
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