The Mahabalipuram Temples, also known as the Group of Monuments at Mahabalipuram, are a collection of ancient rock-cut temples and sculptures located in Tamil Nadu, India. Built during the 7th and 8th centuries by the Pallava dynasty, these temples showcase remarkable Dravidian architecture and intricate carvings, reflecting the artistic achievements of the period. Among the most famous structures is the Shore Temple, which overlooks the Bay of Bengal and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The temples are renowned for their stunning reliefs, including the famous Descent of the Ganges, depicting mythological scenes and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of ancient India.