Indian Architecture (Buddhist and Hindu Periods) c39.58

c39.58

A concluding manifestation of this type of architecture is illustrated by a series of temples outside the present borders of Kashmir and occupying various sites in the Northern Punjab and the North West Frontier; they may accordingly be referred to as a provincial offshoot of the Kashmir style. These buildings are contained in several small groups distributed over a tract of country between and in the vicinity of, the upper reaches of the Jhelum and Indus rivers, following approximately the line of low hills known as the Salt Range