“Wonder of Sciences and Technology Behind Magnificent Indian Temples which Leads These to UNESCO World Heritage list” A Review

Indian temples, recognized for their architectural brilliance and cultural significance, stand as testaments to the advanced science and technology of ancient Indian engineers. These structures, dating back to the 6th–7th centuries, have been consistently added to UNESCO's World Heritage list since 1983 due to their exceptional design and innovation. The study reviews the scientific principles behind these temples, including structural engineering, material science, and acoustics, which contribute to their durability, aesthetic appeal, and functional sophistication. It highlights how temples like those in Pattadakal, Ellora, Konark, and Khajuraho exemplify India's rich heritage of integrating religious, spiritual, and technological achievements. The research synthesizes historical records and architectural analysis to underscore the enduring legacy of Indian engineering, which continues to inspire global recognition.

Chaudhari, A. (2024). Wonder of sciences and technology behind magnificent Indian temples which Leads These to UNESCO World Heritage list” A Review. International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, 6(4). https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2024.v06i04.24239