In the ancient Veerabhadra Temple in Lepakshi, India, stands a 500-year-old stone pillar that appears to hang in midair, not fully touching the ground. Visitors can slide cloth or paper beneath it, proving the tiny gap that has baffled engineers and inspired spiritual legends for centuries. Historians believe the pillar was intentionally engineered this way to showcase the extraordinary skill of Vijayanagara-era architects. Today, it remains a powerful symbol of devotion, mystery, and architectu

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In the small historical village of Lepakshi, Andhra Pradesh, the Veerabhadra Temple complex holds an ancient gem, the Lepakshi Nagalingam. It is famed for housing one of the largest monolithic Nandi sculptures in India, but even more so for the remarkable Nagalingam— a massive Shiva Linga adorned by a coiled, three-headed snake, all carved from a single block of granite. The mythology surrounding the Lepakshi Nagalingam is as captivating as the structure itself. It is believed that the temple wa