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May2012 091

Kattalapara Buddhist vestige. near Shenduruny sanctury, Kulathupuzha. Abandoned due to poor stone quality. Now three doorways are worshiped as representing Hindu, Christian and Islam religions

Posted on May 20, 2012Full size 2560 × 1920

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