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    You might want to stop by the small village shrine that dates back to the Vijayanagara period; the stone carvings are free to view and the locals often explain their history. If you have a spare hour, a quick walk to the nearby colonial era watchtower gives a good perspective on the mix of styles without any entrance fee.

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