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Marundeeswarar Temple
This temple is believed to have been built in 11th century and is dedicated to Lord Shiva.
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It is believed that the temple was also visited by Saint Valmiki, who authored the Hindu epic Ramayana. The temple has two entrances, one from East Coast Road and the other from West Tank Street, both adorned by 5-tiered gopuram (gateway tower). The entrance from the West Tank Street has got three gates whereas the entrance from the East Coast Road has only one gate. The temple occupies an area of about 1 acres - numerous images adorn the pillars of the temple, while stucco figures adorn the gopurams.
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