Temples of Apsara

Temples of Apsara are religious structures built to honor the apsaras, mythological celestial dancers from Hindu and Buddhist traditions. These temples serve as sacred sites for worship, meditation, and spiritual ceremonies, often featuring intricate carvings and sculptures depicting divine figures, dancers, and gods. They reflect the artistry and religious beliefs of ancient civilizations, such as those in Southeast Asia and India. While often called temples of Apsara due to their decorative themes, their primary purpose is to promote spiritual connection, preserve cultural heritage, and celebrate divine beauty and grace through architecture and art.