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A white stone temple gateway with tiered gopuram-style top, carved figures and a small orange flag on a pole, seen across a broad white staircase flanked by trees. A woman in a yellow-blue sari bends with a broom sweeping the steps, while a young girl in a blue checked dress walks up barefoot on the left. Several men in light shirts and white dhotis stand near the entrance, and a tall golden pillar is visible through the open doorway.

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