This seven horses depicts seven days of the week. The architecture shows a chariot that is pulled by Surya’s seven horses. The design carved on the temple is not just designs but carry deep meanings too. It is also considered as pilgrimage center. Besides this, it is also a part of Golden Triangle of Odisha along with Puri and Bhubaneshwar. This temple is India's one of the tallest temple till date. It was built by king Narasimhadeva I and is also known as Surya's chariot. This sun temple was constructed in 13th century. Whereas on the back side, you can see Konark Sun Temple of Odisha. Just like the old one, front side shows the picture of Mahatma Gandhi. The new series of currency for Rs 10 was introduced on 5th January, 2018 by RBI. Some of this Top Historical Monuments Printed on Currency Notes are 10 Rupees - Sun Temple, Konark This architectural prints of India's best monuments always stand as the proof of India's rich heritage and shows the world about national achievements. After that, new currency of Rs.2000 was introduced. The demonetisation of 2016 turned the currency notes of Rs.1000 into scrap.

Picture of Mangalyaan is printed behind the denomination of Rs.2000. Along with monuments, pictures depicting big achievements are also printed. 1 note had pictures from world war 1 of history. The tradition of printing this type of monuments and achievements behind currency notes are followed from the beginning. The Reason why RBI prints this monuments behind the currency notes is to display country's culture which reflects nations rich diversity and proud achievements. Indian currency notes are always known for its monumental and architecture images printed on the back. Some are in the form of notes whereas some in coins. Indian currency is available is various denominations.

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