Akkanna Madanna Caves
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Akkanna Madanna Caves
The Akkanna Madanna Caves, located in Vijayawada, Krishna district, Andhra Pradesh, are a group of ancient rock-cut cave temples. These caves, carved into the Indrakeeladri Hills near the Krishna River, date back to the 7th century and are attributed to the Eastern Chalukya dynasty. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, the caves showcase intricate carvings and inscriptions that reflect the architectural and artistic excellence of that era.
The site consists of two main caves: the upper cave, which is larger and better preserved, and the lower cave, which features a unique triple-celled structure. The caves are named after Akkanna and Madanna, two influential ministers in the court of the Golconda Sultanate during the 17th century, although the caves themselves predate this period.
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Akkanna Madanna Caves is located in Krishna, Andhra Pradesh.
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