The modern temple was constructed in the 17th century.

This modern temple was completed in 1931 by the Mahabodhi Society.

Depicted in a blazing white model, the sleek lines of the 12-story building's silhouette suggests a modern temple.

It was made with cedar, glass and birch for £150,000 and was described as "a modern temple providing a still point in a turning world."

In recent decades, dozens of modern temples have been built throughout the city.

Soon after, the modern temple of Mahalakshmi was built here.

The local people say that the lingam was shifted to a modern temple located in the north-east corner of the precinct.

This modern and untraditional temple is 2kms from Haridwar town.

In fact it was one of South India's famous modern temples covered with radiant stone deities.

The ruins themselves are neither impressive nor well restored, but it's interesting to see how they've been incorporated into the modern temple.