Question

. A Hindu temple with a hall of thousand
pillars and a group of figures carved out of
a single stone.​

Answer 1

The gopuras act as symbolic markers for the sacred space into which they lead and most are covered with a profusion of brightly painted stucco figures representing gods and demons. The tallest gopura rises to approximately 170 feet and contains more than 1500 figures that are repaired and repainted every twelve years.