Descent of the Ganga River / Arjuna's Penance

The Descent of the Ganga, also known as Arjuna's Penance, is one of the largest bas-reliefs in the world, measuring approximately 29 meters in length and 13 meters in height. Carved in the 7th century, this masterpiece illustrates the story of the sacred river Ganga's descent to earth, led by King Bhagiratha, and showcases various deities, animals, and celestial beings in intricate detail.