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What is common between Latina, Phamsana, Shekhari and Valabhi?
They are places visited by Buddha during his lifetime.
All of them host pre-historic caves made during the Pleistocene age.
They are styles of temple architecture of Northern India.
None of the above
The main styles of North Indian temples include Latina, Phamsana, Shekhari and Valabhi types. Valabhi style of temples comprises ayatakara talachhanda yojana(rectangular ground plan), a doorway to one of its longer parasvas (side) and a semi- cylindrical sikhara (superstructure). About fifty percent of Valabhi style temples are in Uttarakhand. Latina types are mainly used for housing the garbhagriha. Phamsana type shikhara are broader and shorter than Latina type. In many north Indian temples, the phamsana type is used for mandapas while the main garbhagriha is housed in a Latina building.
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