TripleNine - A blogography

     India is a country rich in cultural heritage and history, and its temple architecture is a testament to its fascinating past. From the ancient rock-cut temples of the Deccan Plateau to the grand and ornate structures of the North, the temple architecture of India is as diverse as the country itself.      The ancient rock-cut temples of the Deccan Plateau, such as the Ajanta and Ellora caves, are some of the oldest and most impressive examples of temple architecture in India. These temples were carved directly into the rock faces of the plateau, and are adorned with intricate sculptures and paintings that depict scenes from Hindu mythology. The Ellora Caves, in particular, are a testament to the religious tolerance of ancient India, as they contain temples dedicated to Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.      Moving north, the grand temple architecture of the northern regions of India is characterized by elaborate and ornate structures, such...

     The Indian peacock, also known as the peacock, is a stunning species native to the Indian subcontinent. With its vibrant plumage and striking appearance, the peacock has become a symbol of beauty and grace in Indian culture. It is also the national bird of India and is celebrated in Hindu mythology, where it is considered to be the mount of Lord Karthikeya.      The male Indian peacock is known for its iridescent feathers, which it displays in a fan-like manner during courtship rituals. This extravagant display is used to attract female peacocks and is one of the most recognizable sights in nature. The female peacock, on the other hand, is less flashy but is still a beautiful bird with brownish-green feathers and a distinctive crest.      In the wild, Indian peacocks can be found in a variety of habitats including forests, fields, and rural areas. They feed on a variety of foods including seeds, fruit, insects, and small reptiles. In add...