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Lotus Land - The Secrets of Padma Kshetra by Bhuban Patra

 Lotus Land - The Secrets of Padma Kshetra by Bhuban Patra | Book Review

Lotus Land

The first book in The Konark Secret Duology series is "Lotus Land" by Bhuban Patra. It belongs to the genre of mythological fiction. The main character, Bishnu Maharana, is an architect who oversees the construction of the Konark temple in 1200 B.C. Odhisa.

He stands out because he didn't just go with the flow. He did things that might have seemed impossible at first, but his determination made them possible, proving him right and making him a true inspiration to everyone. He is a hard worker who believes in himself.

The journey he took to become chief architect is depicted in the book. Apart from the usual techniques to build temples, they have introduced some new and secret ingredients, which have resulted in the temple being a magnificent one.

Untold insider information about the development of the Konark temple is revealed in the plot. It seems like an effort to combine a well-informed explanation of the design with every real-life and imagined detail of landmarks. 

The importance of yoga and meditation is so well described in the book. The content of the book is well researched and informative. The book helps to learn about temples, history and travelling.

Overall, the book is a must-read for anyone who enjoys reading about mythology or history because of its beautiful cover and clear writing.

Purchase here.

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