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The Circle
The 'Dehradun Circle' is one of the newly created Circle of the Archaeological Survey of India, which came into existence on 16th June 2003, and has taken over the task of the management and conservation of the monuments and sites of the Uttarakhand. There are forty-two protected monuments / sites of national importance in the region. The state of Uttarakhand popularly known as 'Dev Bhumi' lies on the southern slope ...
 
 
Monuments
REMAINS OF SIXTEEN TEMPLES, ADIBADRI...
 
 
Excavations/Scientific Clearance
Kashipur: Identified by A. Cunningham with Kiu-pi-shwang-na of Hiuen Tsang, which is rendered into Sanskrit as Govisana Julien Krishna Deva of the ASI excavated the site in 1939-40 and again in 1965-6 and 1970-01....
 
 
Conservation & Preservation
Major Conservation work carried out by the circle since 2003: Sun Temple, Katarmal, Almora: The main temple was in dilapidated condition a huge Pipal Tree was on the back of the temple, the branches were penetrated in side the temple as a result there was huge crack and most of architectural members either fallen
 

 

 

 

DEHRADUN CIRCLE,
4 REST CAMP, TYAGI ROAD
DEHRADUN 248001
Phone: 0135-2628027(T-f), 2723390

 

 
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