Where is the Dharmraja Ratha monument located?
Mahabalipuram
Dharma Raja Rath MemorialMahabalipuram, Tamil Nadu is located.
- It is part of five 'Rath' structures and has thirty-eight inscriptions on the Rath.
- It features a monolithic rock-cut. The porch has columns with a lion base that leads to the temple.
- It is believed to have been constructed by the Pallava king Narasimhavarman I at the end of the seventh century.
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