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    After the statue you can walk about 10 minutes to the Sri Kshetra Temple, which has a simple but impressive sanctum and a quiet courtyard. If you prefer something quicker, the town square is just a short stroll away and offers a few stalls where you can grab a quick coconut water or a local sweet before you hit the road again.

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