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    The temple next to the springs is built in the traditional Gujarati style with a modest sanctum and a small prakara. It houses a bronze idol of Rama and a tiny shrine for Lakshmana, symbolising their bond. Many pilgrims leave small offerings before bathing, believing the waters were sanctified by a sage who met Rama. If you’re staying nearby, the Uday Palace Navsari offers a quiet retreat after a day of bathing.

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