Largest temple complex at Sirpur: a white-stone terrace with five shrines, excavated in 2006-07.
Surang Tila is the largest temple complex at Sirpur, a pillared terrace about 30 ft high joining five sanctums: three Shiva lingas and two Vishnu shrines. It is dated to the 7th or 8th century and was excavated in 2006-2007. The stairs have partly sunk. Below lie ruins of a likely monks' residence and a small tantric temple.
Within 1 km of Surang Tila.
Excavated Buddhist monastery at Sirpur with a seated Buddha and carved door frames.
Active Shiva temple on the Mahanadi bank at Sirpur, built with older Hindu, Buddhist and Jain carved stones.
7th-century brick temple at Sirpur, one of the finest early brick temples in India, with an ASI museum on site.
historic site in Bijapur
archaeological site in Raigarh district, India
Vishnu temple of about 1111 AD near the Indravati-Narangi confluence, 4 km east of Chitrakote Falls.
Old temple at Rajim near the Rajiv Lochan Temple.
Old temple in Adbhar village, Janjgir-Champa district.
11th-century Shiva temple near Kawardha, known as the Khajuraho of Chhattisgarh for its carvings.
Group of three Jain temples in Arang, east of Raipur, from the 9th-11th centuries.
Fort in Bijapur, India