Sath Graha Central Temple

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by Muhammad Bin Naveed
published on 04 June 2015

Sath Graha Central Temple — The main central temple at the Sath Graha section of Katas Raj, Chakwal, Punjab, Pakistan, an ancient Hindu site dedicated to the worship of Shiva and prior to that a Buddhist site as well. This particular building is dated approximately to 650-900 CE during the Turk and Hindu shahi periods.

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