​‘Phasna Shikhar Style’ temple is related to:​

Correct option is D

The correct answer is:(d) All of the above

Explanation:
• The ‘Phasna Shikhar Style’ (also known as phamsana shikhara) refers to a pyramidal roofed structure common in traditional Himalayan temple architecture.
• This style is prominently observed in temples like:

• Sun Temple, Palethi (Tehri Garhwal)

• Veerbhadra and Vasudev Temple, Narayankoti (Chamoli)

• Baleshwar Temple, Jageshwar (Almora)
  • These temples exhibit multi-tiered, sloping roofs, often resembling a pagoda, suitable for high-rainfall and hilly terrain.

Information Booster:
• Phasna Shikhar style is mostly seen in Kumaon and Garhwal regions.
• It uses stone and wood in construction for climatic adaptability.
• Influenced by Nagara style, but adapted to Himalayan topography.
• Roofs are typically tiered and sloped, protecting from snow and rain.
• Many temples built during Katyuri and Chand dynasties used this style.