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English: This is the 11th century temple of lord Shiva called as "Barakhambi)(12 pillars) located in my town of Ambajogai,Maharashtra,India. This temple is very ancient and is surrounded by 12 poles or pillars so called as Barakhanbi ( 12 poles/pillars.
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Camera location18° 44′ 00″ N, 76° 23′ 00″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

There are also some nearby ancient places from this site like Hattikhana(Elephant house) where elephant statues are carved in stones possibly by those artists who constructed Verul-Ajantha caves.

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