Styles and designs of temples in India

Dravidian Style: pyramid-shaped towers with intricate carvings, commonly found in South India.

Nagara Style: tall, curvilinear spire on top of the sanctum sanctorum, commonly found in North India.

Vesara Style: a fusion of Dravidian and Nagara styles, characterized by a combination of the curvilinear spire and pyramid-shaped tower.

Hemadpanthi Style: stepped pyramid-shaped tower on top of the sanctum sanctorum, commonly found in Maharashtra.

Cave Temples: temples carved out of rock, typically found in central India.

Each style has unique features and history, reflecting India's diverse cultural heritage.