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Temple Ruins in Kumaon

Temple Ruins in Kumaon, photo by Milind Sathe
Temple Ruins in Kumaon


These ruins which included a Shiv Mandir were like any other neglected historical and heritage sites in India. I guess, only the major sites are looked after properly . Many of the not so significant sites actually have the potential to attract visitors but then we need to change the way we have been preserving our heritage. (Kumaon, 2012)

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