The oldest temple in the world

হিস্টোরিক্যাল মন্দির দেখে ভালো লাগলো, এই রকম আরও শেয়ার করবেন সবাইকে জানাতে সাহায্য করবে

The Mundeshwari Devi Temple (also spelled as Mundesvari) is located at Ramgarh village in Kaimur district in the state of Bihar, India on the Mundeshwari Hills.

The old temples are very beautiful And who knows how true it is that miracles happen in old temples

first time I saw it, thanks for sharing

aw 1st time i am seeing it

Wow this is well educated , very nice article more especially this pointDue to this kind of research and knowledge, in 2018, Gobekli Tepe became a world heritage site in Asia, inscribed on the UNESCO list of places, and is now under the protection of the world as the oldest temple in the world.

This is really an history........ This is as well educative, nice article

It's indeed historical

This article inspired me

Wow this is great history for Turkey, i wish i would be their for camping

Wow this is ancient and historical

At the time of the construction of the temple of Gobeklitepe in Asia Minor, Europe was ruled by the Neolithic - the younger Stone Age, stone processing was at the level of the most primitive tools and weapons, people lived in caves. Agriculture did not yet exist.

In my village, next to the road, there are the remains of an old temple, and there is also a Turkish cemetery, a beautiful article.

It would be nice to see this! Interesting article! Thank you for the written text!

So many cultural treasures in the world have been destroyed by wars.

According to radiocarbon dating, the Puma Punku site was made between approximately 500 and 600 AD. However, this method is very unreliable, so the structures could have been built thousands of years before that, with which a large number of archaeologists agree.

I did not know about this temple and its history, you shared very interesting topics and good information.

Gobekli tepe.....we have been read about it in our book. Now you posted about this temple. That's really wonderful of you

Well written article, very interesting.

Great one

Very interesting and history

Wow! Those place are looking so good. I wish I could go there for visit. Thank you so much for sharing with us

how hard it was to build such cities, how difficult it was to bring those huge stones and build those cities out of it, sadly,

The curiosity of this space is not only a time puzzle that has called the history they teach us into question, but it is also an exceptional work of art. Namely, massive stone pillars in the shape of the letter T, which are up to 6 meters high and weigh up to 20 tons

Love the old temples and just right to be protected for the next generation to see and appreciate. Thank you for your wonderful article.

Good writing dear

preserving and teaching future generations about other people's temples and preserving our own culture. Unfortunately, many people do not know how to appreciate it, so many cultural monuments and world-famous temples have been destroyed in recent events in Syria. I hope that the peoples of the world will become aware of the value of such cult places.