Hindu (Rashtrakuta)India19.2285°, 75.7421°
Kailasa Temple
What the Show Claims
- ›Ancient Aliens suggests the Kailasa Temple's monolithic carved architecture represents impossible ancient engineering that could only be achieved with alien technology or advanced knowledge. The precision and scale of the single-stone carving is presented as evidence of non-human construction methods.
What Archaeology Says
The Kailasa Temple is an 8th-century monolithic rock-cut temple carved from basalt by the Rashtrakuta dynasty, likely under King Krishna I (r. 756-773 CE). It was constructed using traditional chisels and tools through systematic top-down excavation, as evidenced by tool marks and construction debris throughout the site.