Chaturbhuj Vishnu Temple,
Tenduli, Uttar Pradesh
Chaturbhuj Vishnu Temple is a Hindu Temple dedicated to Lord Vishnu located in Tenduli Village in Bindki Tehsil in Fatehpur District in Uttar Pradesh, India. The temple is one of the state protected monuments in Uttar Pradesh declared by Archaeological Survey of India.
The Temple
This temple is facing towards north and stands over a raised platform. The platform can be reached after climbing flight of steps from the ground level. The temple consists of sanctum and antrala. The sanctum is square on plan internally but octagonal on plan externally. The sanctum enshrines an idol of Chaturbhuj Vishnu. The sanctum is crowned with a Latina shikara. The external walls have eight bhadras of which those on the cardinals are treated differently from the other. The exterior of the temple is decorated with Hindu deities, miniature niches, floral motifs and geometrical patterns.
Connectivity
The temple is located at about 4
Kms from Bindki Bus Stand, 5 Kms from Bindki, 8 Kms from Bindki Road Railway
Station, 8 Kms from Choudagra, 32 Kms from Fatehpur, 57 Kms from Kanpur, 102
Kms from Lucknow Airport. The temple is situated on Bindki to Bindki Road
Railway Station route.
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