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The Dravidian style of temple architecture refers to the South Indian temple style.

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Three styles of temple architecture are common in India. The Nagara style is found in the north, the Dravidian style is prevalent in the south, and Vesara is a fusion of the Nagara and Dravidian styles. Dravidian architecture appeared in South India as early as the seventh century. However, it reached its current form in the sixteenth century. A compound wall encloses most Dravidian temples, characterised by a Gopuram, which refers to the entrance gateway in the front wall. In addition, they feature a stepped pyramid, which rises geometrically, unlike the curving shikhara seen in North Indian temples. The Rajarajeshvara temple at Thanjavur is a famous example of magnificent Dravidian temple architecture.

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