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Brihadisvara Temple, Gangaikonda Cholapuram (view )
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Periyavalayam
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Sengunthapuram post offices share the same Postal Index (PIN) Code: 621802. Gangaikonda cholapuram , the famous temple is just 10.00 km away from Periyavalayam. Primary
Reddipalayam
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and 47 km away from Tanjore. Places nearby: Jayankondam - 25 Km,Gangaikonda Cholapuram - 36 km, Chidambaram - 75 km It is a part of the latest formed district
Pallava art and architecture
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the massive Brihadeeswarar Temple of the Cholas at Thanjavur and Gangaikonda Cholapuram and various other architectural works of note were constructed.
Carnatic region
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in AD 1018. The ruins of the new capital which he built, called Gangaikonda Cholapuram , still stand in a desolate region of the Trichinopoly district.
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are in turn referred to as Tiruvisaipa Thalangal. The shrine of Gangaikonda Cholapuram are revered as under " He of the Shrine of Gangaikonda Choleswaram
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North East of Lalpet -2-3-5 hour boat rides through ManGroves, 2. GangaiKonda Cholapuram - 20 km South West, 3. JayamKonda Cholapuram - 30 km South West
List of tallest structures built before the 20th century
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Pyramid III) Tikal Guatemala 180.4 55 c. 810 BrihadiswaraTemple Gangaikonda Cholapuram India 180.4 55 1035 Château de Coucy Picardy France 180 55 c. 1220
Sacral architecture
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The Brihadeeswarar Temple, Gangaikonda Cholapuram , built in the Dravidian style
Economy of Tamil Nadu
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for Hindus. Other popular temples in Tamil Nadu include those in Gangaikonda Cholapuram , Chidambaram, Thiruvannaamalai, Tiruchendur, Tiruvarur, Kumbakonam
Western Chalukya Empire
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had invaded the Chola Empire penetrating as far as the capital Gangaikonda Cholapuram and threatening the city before being repulsed by Cholas. In the
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Dravidian and Vesara styles. The temples at Mahabalipuram, Thanjavur, Gangaikonda Cholapuram and Darasuram, Hampi and Pattadakal are declared UNESCO World Heritage