Why go
The tree-covered gate gives the visit a clear focal point, while the smaller scale makes the east and west entrances easy to compare. It works as a short stop within the eastern circuit. Approach the eastern entrance for the fig tree, then compare its frame with the western gateway. The temple’s compact plan lets both sides form one coherent short visit.
What to look for
- View the fig tree growing over the eastern gate.
- Compare the two entrance sides.
- Look at the carved faces and lintels around the gateways.
Useful to know
- Walk through the main axis to see both gates.
- Stay clear of restoration barriers around the tree and stonework.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–75 min
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