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PANCH RATHA AT MAHABALIPURAM - A CONNECTION TO MAHABHARATHA?  Cut out from a stone monument (single stone), the Panch Rathas at Mahabalipuram are some of best instances of stone cut sanctuaries. Worked in the seventh century AD during the rule of Pallava ruler Narsimhavarman I, they are today an UNESCO world legacy Site as a major aspect of Mahabalipuram accumulation of sanctuaries.  What's the association with Mahabharata?  Well entirely is no known association between the two, and these aren't in reality even Rathas. In any case, by one way or another they are related, with no recorded premise, to the Pandavas. They are called Rathas on the grounds that their structure takes after chariot shapes.  The five Rathas  The first ratha is called Draupadi ratha, the spouse of every one of the five Pandavas. It's one of the most unobtrusive and fragile looking sanctuary with a special rooftop. It's an inheritance of the covered rooftops which were

Researching Fortress KOCHI WITH 'THE Pinnacle HOUSE BY NEEMRANA'  The last time I was in Cochin was more than 10 years back. I used to live in Bangalore those days and my sidekick from a town close Cochin was returning home and I just tracked. I lived with his family, ate some awesome home-arranged sustenance and my sidekick furthermore gave me an individual guided voyage through the region and the city. So when Neemrana Lodgings induced me for an experiential stay at The Pinnacle House in Post Kochi, I fundamentally expected to state yes. It was to recall those amazing Cochin days of the past, yet what's more in light of the way that having quite recently investigated several Neemrana's properties already, I understood my stay would be outstanding.  So was my stay in a similar class as my last one? Or then again would it say it was by a long shot predominant? Examine on to know more :)  A bit of history  Before I go into nuances of The Pinnacle