Another beautiful mysterious part from ancient Indian history has attracted the attention of Internet users. A photo from Shri Veerabhadra Temple Lepakhi, Andhra Pradesh Being widely circulated on social media. Praised as an ancient optical illusion, this great artwork describes the three animals embedded in an animal body. Looking down, maybe grazing, and the head of a third person licked the calf being out of the mother. The miracle of this architecture has been shared by some social media users. Temple. It was built in the 16th century. The Hinduism considered it a Divya Kshetra or an important pilgrimage of Shiva. Veerbhadra is considered to be the fiery incarnation of Shiva. The name Lepakhi originated from two words: Lepa means mummified and Ashi means eye. Lepakshi means marinating eyes or eyes. Another optical illusion from India of the oldest optical illusions in the world is said to be at Airavatesvara temple in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu. In it, an elephant and a male cow has the same head. This 900 -year -old sculpture is an example of Chola architecture. In this thing, the horn of the cow is the ivory of the elephant. The eyes have been carved in a way that it is not important to the animal on the image, the eyes are focused forward. Read about optical illusion here
