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Malinithan Temple - Lower Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh, India
Malinithan
Malinithan is an archaeological site containing the ruins of an early medieval period temple on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River in the Indian ...
Malinithan Temple was an impressive temple that is now completely in ruins. It is located amid the foothills of the Siang hills, just a kilometre from Likabali. These temple ruins were discovered in the 20th century, between 1968 and 1971. The remains unearthed around the temple show that it was constructed with granite stones during the period of Aryan influence in the region, which is unusual because most temples in the Northeast were made from bricks.
Arunachal Pradesh is, without a doubt, one of India’s most attractive states. The exquisite beauty and marvellous structures only add to the state’s awe-inspiring splendour. One such structure, the Malinithan temple, is of enormous archaeological and mythological significance in this area. Malinithan is a restricted monument that contains the ruins of an early mediaeval Hindu temple, making it archaeologically significant. It is near the beautiful town of Likabali in Arunachal Pradesh and is situated in the foothills of the Siang mountains. The temple is on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra river.
Malinithan is a temple that has fallen into disrepair. Since the twentieth century, fragments of stones from the Malinithan temple have been discovered. Ruins of temples and precious scriptures were discovered during a series of excavations in 1968 and ended in 1971. Malinithan’s reputation as a holy place of prayer attracts many pilgrims. Archaeological evidence reveals that the temple was constructed of granite stones instead of the bricks used in most other temples in the Northeast.

Excavations uncovered a well-designed and carved temple platform, statues of deities, animals, including flowers, and damaged columns. At the four corners of the temple ruins, four statues of lions riding two elephants were discovered. Indra riding Airavat, Kartikeya riding his peacock, Surya riding on his chariot, Ganesha riding his mouse, and a gigantic Nandi were some of the granite statues discovered. A fascinating sculpture of a girl without a head was discovered that is considered to be of Goddess Durga. She is regarded as Pupane or the Divine Mother to the locals.
The archaeological digs uncovered a temple plinth with sculptures of deities or animals, floral motifs, and ruined columns with panels, all of which were very finely designed and crafted. Four sculptures of lions riding two elephants are discovered at the four corners of the temple’s ruins. Tantricism is thought to have reigned here as a fertility rite of the primordial tribal people, based on the erotic Maithuna sculptures that can be seen in various postures. The temple is an Asmamayai temple, meaning it is entirely made of stone. Iron dowels found in the stone temple ruins mimic those found in Sadiya’s Kameswari temple, indicating that a certain people had constructed it.
patterns and floral decorations, and carved columns with panels can be seen in the ruins. The gran

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