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Short note on architecture of gopuram

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gopura, also spelled gopuram, in south Indian architecture, the entrance gateway to a Hindu temple enclosure. Relatively small at first, the gopuras grew in size from the mid-12th century until the colossal gateways came to dominate the temple complex, quite surpassing the main sanctum in both size and architectural elaboration. Often a series of gopuras are to be found at a shrine, each providing entry through a new enclosure wall.