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May 19, 2024

　　This temple sits atop a hill and has terrific views overlooking the valley. To get here, walk 1km east from the main intersection in town to get to the stairs that lead to the top (there are 353 steps). Or, if you’ve got your own wheels, take the 400m sealed road that follows a different route.

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