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    You might also find a small stone tablet on the west wall of the main hall. It notes the temple was founded in 850 CE by King Pratap Sena and that the Shivling was already self manifested when he arrived. If you want a quick takeaway after you leave, the temple office usually has a one page summary. A nearby place to grab a coffee before you head back is Hotel O Saket Homes, which is only about a 10 minute drive away.

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