Mahashveta

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         This wonderful small or i can say miniature sculpture of Mahashveta is amazing. One hand is damaged , carved in red sandstone with intricated, decorated and compacte design, its attracte visitores. This temple has lots of small beautiful scupltures and Buddhist torana. Its seems me to that is made of fired red bricks and terracotta. you will forget all your sarrow and grief. In the back of this temple has a big fish tank.  Good time to visit this temple  is evening...  when you will see red orange sky with this warm red sculpted monument. you will feel that you are enjoying heavenlly fruit in this earth! 

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