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English: The bell tower of Thanjavur is located close to the Royal Maratha Palace of Thanjavur which was the residence of the Thanjavur Maratha Nayaks in the 16-18th Century. It is a 7 story tower. One has to climb a very narrow stair with room for only one thin-built person to go up and down the tower for maintenance. The ground of the tower is equipped with 4 feet shallow water holding network which is supposed to reflect and spread the sound of the bell to a larger periphery. |
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| current | 09:57, 14 September 2021 | | 7,680 × 7,650 (4.88 MB) | MoitrayeeSoumen | Uploaded own work with UploadWizard |
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