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The locals would tell stories about the old gods and the rituals that happened there when the moon was just right. You'd see it in their eyes—the reverence, the respect. This wasn't just a pile of rocks; it was the heart of their history, a bridge between what was and what is. And as I stood there, gazing up at that towering structure, I couldn't help but feel small, like I was just another blink in the long, unending gaze of the universe. But that's the thing about temples—they're not just built for gods; they're built for us, too, to remind us that we're part of something bigger, something ancient and profound. It’s the kind of place that makes you think about your place in the world, even if it's just for a little while.