The ruins of the 11th century Sun Temple at Modhera in North Gujarat,
are an impressive sight. It stands on a knoll in the village of Modhera,
eighteen miles in the village of Modhera, eighteen miles south of anhilvad,
the former Hindu capital of Gujarat. Modhera was evidently a site of great
importance at one time. The style in which the temple was built bears a
strong resemblance to that of the Jain temple at Mount Abu. The outer
walls of the temple are covered with sculptures in which figures of
Lord Surya and naturally prominent.
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