Double-roof (dochala), and the four-roof (chauchala) are the important architectural features of the temples in which of the following places?

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Kerala

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Bengal

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The two-roof (dochala) and four-roof (chauchala) temples are important architectural features of Bengal temples. Four triangular roofs placed on four walls move up to converge on a curved line or a point. Built on a square foundation, temples are typically constructed on a square platform. It is decorated with paintings, decorative tiles, or terracotta tablets. Many temples' outer walls are adorned with paintings, ornamental tiles, or terracotta tablets. Such decorations have reached a high level of excellence in some temples, particularly in Bishnupur in West Bengal's Bankura district.

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