Pahad Pani

The temple of Pahad Pani is a resting temple house built on the continent of Tetra, in the country of Qadakh in the mountains between Hesti'a and Ar'kath.
== History ==
The temple of Pahad Pani was built by the ancient Qamehr people. 
It was meant as a resting point for pilgrims and travellers who trekked the mountain passes. Its water reservoir would fill up during the monsoon period, providing the residents with a cooling atmosphere. 
== Architecture ==
The Pahad Pani is a classic example of Qamehr architecture. The shrine on the west side of the composition has a pointy roof in shape of a closed lotus flower, a symbol of divinity in Qamehr culture. in the middle of the reservoir there is a bridge with a gazebo in the middle to stop and observe the surroundings. on the west side of the pond a large fountain features a head of the owner of the temple. on the south and north there are 5 rooms on each side, carved into the rock, which offer a safe sleeping and living space for the visitors. on the east side the resting temple has a high ceiling and windows on all sides to allow as much light in as possible. Inside there is also a sacred spring of water for ritual purposes.
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