How does one carve 2 million cubic feet of stone out of a hill to create the magnificent Kailasa Temple—that too, using the tools available over 1,200 years ago? Watch historian William Dalrymple talk about the mind-blowing details of this ancient marvel that was brought to life in Ellora during the reign of the Rashtrakuta dynasty. #KailasaTemple #Ellora #WilliamDalrymple | HISTORY

India’s ancient engineering was centuries ahead of its time. From the Kailasa Temple carved from a single mountain, to the precision of the Konark Sun Temple wheel, to earthquake-resistant temples and natural AC stepwells — our ancestors created wonders that modern science still admires. This reel breaks down 5 unbelievable Indian engineering marvels that prove how advanced ancient India truly was. Perfect for GK lovers, history students, UPSC aspirants & heritage enthusiasts. #ancientindia #ind

The Kailasa Temple at Ellora, carved from a single hillside from the top down in the 8th century CE, is a monumental rock-cut complex renowned for its intricate sculptures and architectural ingenuity... #fblifestyle #theancientplacetobe #tourism #AncientHistory #ancient #AncientDiscoveries #HallOfFame #ancientaliens #architecture #archaeology | We Love Ancient Aliens

Close-up view of the entrance to the astonishing Kailasa Temple at Ellora... #AncientDiscoveries #architecture #ancient #archaeology #fblifestyle #tourism #AncientHistory #theancientplacetobe | We Love Ancient Aliens

Kailasa Temple, carved entirely from a single rock at Ellora, India, is a breathtaking 8th-century complex whose intricate façades, towering pillars, and detailed sculptures reveal extraordinary skill and vision in ancient rock-cut architecture... #fblifestyle | We Love Ancient Aliens

The Kailasa Temple at Ellora, built in the 8th century CE, is a mind-boggling rock-cut structure, carved from a single monolithic cliff with intricate sculptures and sprawling architectural detail... #fblifestyle #AncientDiscoveries #architecture #ancient #archaeology #AncientHistory #tourism #theancientplacetobe | We Love Ancient Aliens