Mar 16, 2024 11:54 AM IST The excavation is underway in Nachne town of Madhya Pradesh where the professionals have actually zeroed in on 2 mounds. Historical Survey of India (ASI) is excavating a website in Madhya Pradesh, wishing to discover India’s earliest temple. The digging is underway in Nachne town where the specialists have actually zeroed in on 2 mounds. The excavation websites are simply 30 metres far from 2 ancient temples- a Gupta-era Parvati temple- and near Chaumukhi temple, developed by the Kalachuri Dynasty. Historical Survey of India (ASI) is excavating a website in Madhya Pradesh, intending to discover India’s earliest temple. (Getty Images) “We are performing this excavation with the goal of discovering the earliest temple in India,” ASI superintending archaeologist(Jabalpur circle) Shiva Kant Bajpayee informed The Times of India. He included that the excavation work started on March 4 and would take 3-4 months to finish. Hindustan Times – your fastest source for breaking news! Check out now. Ayodhya Ram Temple: Check brand-new standards for entry guidelines, aarti timing Bajpayee notified that the earliest recognized temples in India are from the Gupta period (4th to early 6th century CE). He included that a bulk of the earliest recognized temples of the nation remain in Madhya Pradesh- Temple No. 17 in Sanchi, the Nachne Parvati temple, Tigwa’s Vishnu Temple and Bhumara’s Shiva Temple. The excavation group intends to discover pre-Gupta-era temples. “If we are unable to discover it here, we will continue our expedition in the location as it can not be that just Gupta-era temples exist. There can be temples older than that,” stated Bajpayee. READ No unique or VIP darshan at Ram temple, clarifies trust As per The Times of India report, the website has 8 historical mounds. The excavation group has actually got authorization to dig 2 mounds. Both mounds are almost 2 metres in height and spread over 1000 sqm.