Chokkeeswarar Temple
About Chokkeeswarar Temple
Chokkeeswarar Temple, also known as Kousikeswarar Temple, stands as a significant religious monument in Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu. Constructed during the Chola period in the ninth century CE, the temple represents an important example of medieval South Indian temple architecture. Its historical importance has been recognized through official protection status granted by the Archaeological Survey of India, ensuring its preservation for future generations.
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