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    You could also stop by the small visitor centre just outside the gate; they often have a laminated card that lists the temple’s estimated age about 1,200 years and notes that the original stone pillars date back to the Sena dynasty. That card gives a quick, reliable snapshot you can glance at while you’re on the move.

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