The Mahabalipuram Shore Temple in Tamil Nadu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has earned the distinction of being the first green energy archaeological site in India. A world-renowned tourist attraction, Mahabalipuram Temple, also known as Mamallapuram, has received the latest accolade as a component of a green heritage task implemented through the government in conjunction with Renault Nissan Technology, Business Center India (Renault Nissan Tech) and Hand in Hand India.
The energy needed for all the lighting of the temple would come from solar energy as a component of the project. Three solar power plants with a capacity of 10 kilowatts have been installed to meet energy needs. Excess electrical energy produced through the plants would be provided to the grid. The deal will save strength and environmental damage, the government said.
Another new facility at Shore Facility is a charging station for electric vehicles. The station has 3 charging sets that have been installed given the growing popularity of electric vehicles. Officials said that by implementing those measures, Shore Temple has set an example for all tourist destinations. all over the world. Visiting hours for the temple, located on the shore of the Bay of Bengal, are from 6 am to 6 pm.