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The Mahanavami Dibba is the tallest structure that can be observed in the enclosure. Three layers make up this square structure. The top can be reached by two stair cases Which has carvings of elephants, horses and others on the front. The back portion of the structure has a twin staircase that is not as decorative as the front one.
One can climb up from the front staircase and reach the top that provides a complete view of the town and get down through the other staircase.
King Krishnadevaraya had built this after his victory in Udayagiri, presently in Orissa. This was used by the kings to see the processions of the army, other celebrations and most importantly the Navarathri celebrations of their empire.
Entry Fee: Free.
Timings: Between sunrise and sunset.
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